Birth date: Sep 25, 1942 Death date: May 21, 2017
Mary Lee Stubblefield, 74, of Alpharetta, GA, formerly of Decatur, IL, passed away on Sunday, May 21, 2017 in her home after bravely and boldly fighting breast cancer for seven years. Mary Lee was known for her love of life, sense Read Obituary
Every memory of Mary Lee includes laughter. She was the one to talk to if you were down because she always had a smile on her face and a message of hope. She was faith filled and devoted to her family but always had time to make you feel important. Some where in heaven there is a party going on. She never let her illness define her. She will missed by everyone who knew her. Judi and Mike Lents
So sorry for your loss. We had the pleasure of working with Mary Lee in our office at Internal Medicine Associates. She was such a joy to be around and always so positive!!! She will truly be missed but we are glad that she is no longer suffering. Sue McKee and Dawn Taylor
Lit a candle in memory of Mary Lee Stubblefield
What a dear person, words can't describe her or how much she will be missed. She is to be admired for how she persevered through seven long years of battling cancer and its repercussions – she is and always will be the perfect example of faith and how a person should face that terrible disease. Our world will be a sadder place because she is gone. Prayers go out to you, her family, our condolences for your loss.Gary and Cindy Towler
Dick. I'm so sorry to hear this loss. There is a card in the mail to you and your family. This is when not relatives in the same city is difficult but know you are in my heart and prayers. Sincere condolences. Donna
We are so sorry for your loss, she will always be a light for the whole family. I remember Dick when you first met her, it was hard to get your feet on the ground, and I was only 11 or 12 then, she was a sparkler for sure. Prayers to you and your family. Ron and Chris Gillespie
Dick-Sorry about the loss of your wife. Just happened to see it in the paper while sitting at McDonalds in Altamont. Have many fond memories of our years in scouting.D. R. Caldwell
Dick and Family,Our deepest and heartfelt sympathy to you all. She was always friendly, joyful, and had a wonderful smile.Harold and Sandy Bruso
So sorry to hear of Mary Lee's death. What a sweet, funny lady! I enjoyed the times we spent getting to know each other while kids were in school and when the two of us talked away our exercise time while splashing in the pool. Wishing each of you peace and good memories. She wil always bring a smile.Heather Stoa
I remember her as such a sweet, friendly, caring person. My sympathy to all of her family.Sandy Jameson.
