Happy Birthday Dear Stacy. It would be your 75th. Love, Ken

Dear Stacy, remembering you on our anniversary. Love, Ken

Happy Birthday, Dear Stacy. Love, Ken

Dear Stacy, remembering you on your day of passing. Love, Ken

Dear Stacy, remembering you on our anniversary. Love, Ken

Remembering you, Dear Stacy, on the anniversary of your passing. Love, Ken

Happy Anniversary Dear Stacy. Ken

Happy Birthday Dear Stacy. Ken

Remembering you Dear Stacy. Ken

To all the many friends and extended family, to the many connections she loved and fostered, and to the unbounded support offered upon the passing of my beautiful Lady, you have my heartfelt thanks and appreciation. She loved you all dearly as she always led with her heart. Our family is grateful for your outpouring of love for dear Stacy. Great Joy as she now dances freely. Ken

I knew Stacy through our connection to the national organization for InterPlay - Body Wisdom. When I was president of the board I had asked Stacy to consider coming on the board because I knew of her talents and dedication to InterPlay. She declined for health reasons but she did whatever she could within the limitations of her health. She always demonstrated doing all the good that you can for as long as you can and I always admired her for that.

Stacy was one of the Wise Cracks, an improvisational group of seasoned women who rocked the boat with their dance and stories. She was gorgeous - a real transparent artist who shined with graciousness and empathy, soulful on every level. I can't believe she is gone, but her spirit remains with me and all of us for ever and a day. love to all the family, Glenna

A warm and beautiful woman of grace. Our hearts are with you, Ken. Kay & Dave

Well said, Jean, and thanks for your posting. Joyce Davis

I was So happy to reconnect with Stacy in the last year at the Friday Afternoon Hillsborough Baba group. She had such a sharp wit and insightful contributions.I remembered how much I valued her friendship in the "Sunday Morning" Baba group 25 years ago. My love to you Ken and all her family at this time. Lucy Beatty

May you be dancing without any encumberances pain as you make the most fantastic adventure Had the pleasure to know this fantastic person through Cathy Simmons. Stacey you will be missed by All.

I call it Stacy's tree, a large oak where Stacy played and climbed as a child off of airport rd. and she went there to meditate, it was one of the largest trees in chapel hill. Sadly they cut it down to build an office complex. Stacy was horrified and sad about it. I thought of Stacy as my sister, she understood me and I loved her. Our last time together was a trip to Baba's center (I can't drive due to my legs so she drove). I always ran in to Ken and Stacy in Wellspring/Whole Foods, it was always joyous. I loved the way she spoke-so clear, defiant and compassionate. Marc Flayton

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Stacy and I lead SpiritPlay a few times together in Raleigh some years ago and I always cherished her mischievous directness. I will miss your wit and wisdom, Stacy. Sending you peace and love, Ken.

Stacy was a close friend for almost 40 years. I am witness to how she had known grief in her life, and how, with courage, creative expression, and a gift for piercing any and all self-deceptions, she found healing and empowerment. She lived from her heart, and invited others to live likewise. I miss her greatly. On my wall hangs a small tapestry that she wove: a many-rayed golden star in a midnight blue sky, shining over the silhouette of an ancient city. It is reminiscent of the Star of Bethlehem, reminding us to honor what is sacred. Like that star, Stacy's love will shine on in all of us who knew and loved her. Peace to you and your family, Ken. Jean McKinney

Direct. Elegant. Craftswoman. Wisdom Bearer. Chronic Illness Expert. Pixie Smile. Smart. Artist. Every bit of me honors you Stacy! You are a lineage bearer for the birthright of play. Thank goodness we knew you.

Sending love and light to Ken and the family, in our Beloved Meher Baba, who is the solace and the healing of our hearts. In Baba's eternal love, Winnie Barrett Asheville

I knew Stacy when she was a dancer at NCSA and The Lost Colony. A lady of infinite grace and equanimity. When I saw her last it was at an NCSA reunion. She said her time was coming. She said it with acceptance and peace. She left blessings in her wake. My condolences to those that lost her - I ever admired her.

Blessings and Love to you dear Stacy on the Eve of your passing. Ken

I miss our telephone visits and conversations. You are remembered and well loved...Alana

Happy Birthday, Dear Stacy. Love, Ken

Remembering you, Stacy, on our Anniversary. Love, Ken

Lit a candle in memory of Stacy Spencer Miller

I feel fortunate for so many positive connections with Stacey almost all through InterPlay activities. I'm sad that I will not see her again, but grateful for all that love we shared. It was easy to see spirit in her eyes. She was lovely to be with, authentic, a joy. Peace to Ken and family. Love, Mike

I admired and loved Stacy from the first day I met her. Hearing about her beautiful and graceful life is so inspiring. Dinny Harper Addison

It seems impossible that my always there for me friend Stacy has passed away! I wish I could tell her how very inspirational she was to me & I am sure to many others. I will continue to hold her dear in my heart & pray for her family. Thank you Stacy for your gifts!

Stacys influence of loving trees, truth, art and the sacredness of a shared story are a few examples of the powerful ways she connected with me and others. Her ability to critique a possible performance piece with direct honesty in a stage worthy delivery opened my eyes and heart to give my best. Stacys friendship and exquisite listening are treasured gifts she freely shared along with her light, laughter and love.