Death: Barbara Stanley Obituary – On March 31, 2024, Barbara Stanley, who was a pillar of our community and a shining example of kindness, passed away. She was a beacon across our neighborhood. The legacy that she left behind was one of kindness and loyalty to those who were able to survive her.
Barbara Stanley, who was born on June 12, 1950, was a beloved spouse, father, grandfather, and friend. She was also a member of the Stanley family. He brought joy and happiness into the lives of everyone he came in contact with. He was born on the 12th of June. In spite of the fact that his passing has created a sad void in the hearts of a great number of individuals, his memory will continue to inspire and encourage people.
On Tuesday, April 2, 2024, at one o’clock in the afternoon, the funeral services for Ms. Barbara Kraker Stanley, who was 78 years old, are scheduled to take place at the Golden Funeral Home. The funeral services will occur at the Golden Funeral Home.
During the ceremony, Bro. Eddie Robinson and Bro. Norman Bryant will serve as the presiding ministers. Following that, the burial will take place at the cemetery which is located in Memorial Park. Visitation is scheduled to take place on Tuesday from noon until one o’clock, at the time that designated for the service.
Ms. Stanley’s death notice was published on Thursday, March 28, 2024, and it was uploaded online. Additionally, she is a member of the First Baptist Church of Princeton, in addition to her work as an insurance adjuster for Riscom.
Due to the fact that she had a deep affection for her family, she worked very hard throughout her entire life to ensure that they had everything they needed. In addition to that, she had a genuine passion for baked items, especially bread, which she managed to sell.
Her sons, Billy Stanley and his wife Joann, and Greg Stanley and his wife Janet, as well as her sister Sandra Moore and her husband Nathan, her brother Barry Kraker and his wife Jeanette, her aunt Eleanor Perry, and a large number of nieces, nephews, and other members of her extended family, are among the people who are able to carry on her legacy after her passing. Before Ms. Stanley, her parents, Gordon and Bernice Kraker, as well as her brother, Ronnie Kraker, and her niece, Jessice Moore, all succumbed to their respective illnesses and went away.
