Birth date: Aug 16, 1961 Death date: Jun 12, 2026
Audrey Ann Stephan, age 64, of St. Clair. Passed away with her loving children by her side on June 12, 2026. She was born August 16, 1961 to Mary Lou and the late Albert Verbeke. Audrey grew up in Adair and was proud to be, as she Read Obituary
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Audrey drove me to school in her VW Beetle with no heat. Great times. RIP Aud!!
Everybody piling into Audrey's beetle bug on lunch hour. She was a good friend. She will be missed.
Too many fond memories to only post one. She knows what they are and so does everyone else. Loved Aud and her whole family. ❤️. She will be missed.
I am so sorry to hear about Audrey's passing. I worked with her and Tom at PRP. Sending prayers to the family!
Rest in Heavenly Peace, Audrey!🕊🙏
Aud and Cousin Tom - enjoying a little walk down the yellow brick road after the Ron White concert 😜
My friendship with Audrey began during our days at Palm Elementary School. We shared countless adventures, laughs, and probably enough trips to the principal’s office to have earned our own reserved seats. Even back then, she had a way of making every ordinary day more fun and memorable.
Some of my fondest memories are not only of the time we spent together at school, but also of the many hours I spent with her family. They welcomed me with open arms and always made me feel like I belonged. Their home was a place filled with warmth, laughter, and love, and I will always be grateful for the kindness they showed me.
Audrey, was more than a childhood friend—she was part of some of my happiest memories growing up. I will always cherish the laughter we shared, the mischief we got into, and the special bond that connected our families. Her friendship was a gift, and her memory will remain in my heart forever.
Rest in peace my dear friend I love Audrey . Lori Allington
My friendship with Audrey began during our days at Palm Elementary School. We shared countless adventures, laughs, and probably enough trips to the principal’s office to have earned our own reserved seats. Even back then, she had a way of making every ordinary day more fun and memorable.
Some of my fondest memories are not only of the time we spent together at school, but also of the many hours I spent with her family. They welcomed me with open arms and always made me feel like I belonged. Their home was a place filled with warmth, laughter, and love, and I will always be grateful for the kindness they showed me.
Audrey, was more than a childhood friend—she was part of some of my happiest memories growing up. I will always cherish the laughter we shared, the mischief we got into, and the special bond that connected our families. Her friendship was a gift, and her memory will remain in my heart forever.
Rest in peace my dear friend I love Audrey . Lori Allington
