Stephnie Mae Darby (Ramsey)

Sorry to hear of this. I wasn't able to attend. My prayers go out to you, Wanda, Tracy and Keith.

My dear friend. I have no words. I will forever remember our times at Mercy. We made some great memories. I loved spending time with you, watching our families grow, and I love how we reconnected as 'adults'. Godspeed.

“Well done my good and faithful servant”

The North Ohio-Lake Erie Nurse Honor Guard members send our deepest and heartfelt condolences for the loss of your family member, Stephanie Darby. Nursing is a calling, a lifestyle, a way of living. She is not only remembered or recognized for her years as a nurse but for the difference she made during those years by stepping into people’s lives, by special moments. We pray for her families that they may find strength and peace in their faith and be comforted by the knowledge that their loved one's legacy of compassion and care will continue to inspire others in the nursing profession.

I am truly sorry to hear of Stephanie’s passing. I will keep you and your family in my prayers.

My condolences to Mark and all of your family.

Such a kind and fun loving woman. On behalf of our family our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.

I am so sorry for your loss. Sending love and prayers to the family.

I was deeply saddened to hear of Stephnie’s passing. She was an extraordinary person whose kindness and strength touched so many lives. For 42 years, she gave herself to nursing—a true reflection of her compassion, dedication, and unwavering commitment to caring for others. Stephnie’s impact reaches far beyond her profession. She made people feel seen, comforted, and valued in moments when they needed it most. That kind of presence is rare, and it leaves a lasting mark on everyone fortunate enough to have known her. Please know that my thoughts are with you during this difficult time. I hope you find some comfort in the countless lives she touched and in the legacy of care and humanity she leaves behind. Your shift is over, friend. Your comrades in nursing will carry on your legacy. Rest easy.

Mark and family we were very sadden to see of Stephs passing on the secor web sight. We are here friend if you need anything😢

My deepest condolences.

Steph was a person who could light up a room no matter how dark it was, she had an infectious personality, she will be missed dearly by everyone that knew her, caring and considerate person who lived for family and friends

My beautiful angel in heaven watch over us all. I can only hope to have an ounce of your kind compassionate heart. I was the most proud to be the “other nurse in the family” following as close behind you as I could! Growing up I was the most excited that Aunt Steph and Uncle Mark were coming over with my best buddy! Jillian and I loved riding in the car with you singing Shania Twain. I still have some of the little gifts you would bring back for us from your time Germany. I know God called you home early because he needs a strong woman of faith by his side. I can’t wait to see the nurses lane up in heaven boy I bet it’s special. You will be so missed and we will think of you often, when we do we will be reminded to pray without ceasing. I love you so much, thank you for years of good memories.

I was privileged to work with Stephanie in the OB Dept of the Willard Area Hospital when she was a new grad. She was such a caring nurse with compassion. God has a special place above for those who give so much for others. RIP Stephanie!