In Loving Memory, Lacey Gregg April 5, 1963-October 22, 2022

Services Oakhurst Full Gospel Church 441 FM 946 S. Oakhurst, Tx, November 12th 2022. at 1 pm. Bro Glen Cooksey officiating.

Lacey is preceded in death by her parents Niles & Cheri Loudenslager. Her daughter Stephanie Cassel and her son Matthew Gregg.

Lacey leaves behind her beloved husband of 39 years Luke Gregg. Her siblings Niles Loudenslager, Jr., Scott Loudenslager and Kelly Gober and husband Darren Gober and a daughter-in-law Danielle Simpson.

Her grandchildren Brayden Tompkins, Alexis Gregg, Jaxon Gregg, Riley Blake and Mason Blake.

Nieces and nephews  Nicole Loudenslager, Melissa Loudenslager, Kaitlynn loudenslager, Jacob Loudenslager, Nathan Loudenslager, Adam Mendelsohn, Ryan Mendelsohn, Cheryl Mendelsohn and a special great niece Tristen Hivley. As well as lots of nieces, nephews, cousins and other family members and friends.

Lacey Gregg was born on April 5, 1963 to Niles & Cheri Loudenslager in Kalamazoo, MI. She went home to be with the Lord and her children (Steph & Matt) on October 22, 2022.

Lacey met her husband in 1983 at the age of 20. Together they enjoyed many things such as traveling, camping and fishing. Lacey loved to fish and could do so for hours as long as she didn't have to bait her hook or Touch any Fish.

Lacey enjoyed life in general and always wanted to "visit" with you for a while.

Lacey's first love was being a mom to her two children and later grandchildren.

She also enjoyed her time with family & friends. rather it was a holiday or a barbcue you could always count on Lacey to bring something great to eat.

Lacey was active in her church & enjoyed helping in the Kitchen, until her health no longer let her.

Lacey was the oldest of four children and only 24 years old when her mother passed away, at which point she took on the role of being a mom to her youngest sibling Kelly. She always tried looking out for each one of her siblings rather it was a hot meal, a warm shower or a place to stay for a night or more. As was her nature she continued that throughout her life.

Lacey and her husband helped to raise, care for and otherwise provide positive influences to many other kids as well as adults.

Lacey was a christian and always held on to her faith, even through the heartache of losing both of her children.

As special as Lacey was to so many people it would be hard to express how truly amazing she really was in so many other ways.