Obituary of Sidnee Jo-Lynn Stanley

Sidnee Jo- Lynn Stanley passed away in Tampa Florida on Friday, August 21, 2020 at the age of 16 years old.

Sidnee is survived by her loving parents Micheal and Linda Stanley, Kimberly Reid-Kolaske and (Step Dad) Austin “Jay” Elliott III. With bonus love from “ReRe Mom” Lori Stanley.  Sidnee is lovingly remembered by her four sister’s and four brothers, Kayleigh, Caitlin, Haley, Kody, Kayla, Cody, James and Hayden her grandparents Grady and Lynn Davis, Areglio and Tammy Ferrei, John Reid, Clif and Carol Dell.  She is also survived by great grandmother, Pat “Mother” Fultz.

Sidnee was blessed with so many uncles, aunts, cousins, God parents the list could go on.  She had her special village who loved and were there for her all of her life.  Jessie Mae was not only  her dog, but her baby, side kick and cuddle partner.

Sidnee was born in Tampa Florida on September 18, 2003. She was student at King High School, member of The National Society of High School Scholars, Co-Captain of Varsity Lions volleyball, member of the Tampa Bay Raptors volleyball Club and the Temple Terrace Juniorettes and Show Kids of America.

The visitation will be held Thursday August 27 2020 at The Greater Tampa Showman’s Club, 12350 N 56th st. Temple Terrace Tampa, FL. 33617 at 11 AM- 1:00 PM.

The funeral service will be held at the same location following visitation at The Greater Tampa Showman’s Club, 12350 N 56th st. Temple Terrace Tampa, FL. 33617 1:15 PM- 2:15 PM.

Interment to follow at Sunset Memory Gardens Cemetery, 11005 US-301 N Thonotosassa, FL. 33592 at 2:30 PM.

A celebration of life With family and friends will follow at The Greater Tampa Showman’s Club, 12350 N 56th st. Temple Terrace Tampa, FL. 33617.

A mother and fathers angel Sidnee Jo-Lynn Stanley closed her eyes Friday August 21, 2020 at 12pm in a fatal car accident.  Their lighting ceased and tensions fell to the floor unexpectedly and confusion still lingers.  Everyone who knows and loves Sidnee, their lives have been forever changes with unimaginable loss but hold your memories tight and smile when you think of her.  May their sassy princess rest in peace with family and friends she has not seen in a long time in the beautiful heavens above.  May the love of family and friends carry Sidnee’s family through their ememse greief.

Sidnee loved and enjoyed the water, the beach, her friends, family and volleyball.  She loved the water so much she thought she had to buy a bathing suit for every occasion.  Sidnee found joy in helping people, team mates and other students achieve and accomplish their goals.  She was witty, smart and beautiful.  When complimented by her beauty she would always say “ I get it from my momma”.  Most importantly, Sidnee loved her family.  Sidnee and her father did everything together.  She was his mini-me, his baby girl, his partner in crime and he was her number one fan.  She was always proud to say her father always put her first.  Her sisters were her rock. She would always brag about them and her immense love she had for all of them.  Her big brother, Kody always had her back and when he was not available her brother Hayden was there to stand in.  She loved all them dearly.  Sidnee and her mother were best friends and had a very close bond as mother and daughter.  They laughed until no end and every experience they shared was one to remember.  You are my sunshine only meant one thing to Sidnee, her Abuela.  Sidnee had many favorite things and memories. One of them being at the lake fishing and doing art work with her Nana. She admired her grandmother’s strength and unconditional love.

When your face didn’t seem to want to shine, Sidnee was there to fix that.  She was like a smile in the perfect sunlight.  Her joy was contagious and never failed to make anyone laugh.  She was the life of any get together.  She was simply a breath of fresh air who will be missed dearly.

Love you more than rainbows ❤️

Love you more than chocolate ❤️