Feb 17, 1958 - Apr 6, 2026February 17, 1958 - April 6, 2026
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Fort Worth, TX
Birmingham, AL
Singing, arts & crafts, spending time with her grandchildren and reading her bible.
She loved, meatloaf and her favorite dessert was chocolate mud pie.
Gospel music was her favorite genre.
When she was 3, her parents were told she wouldn’t see her 4th birthday; she made it to 68 years old.
Her bible
With her granddaughter MaKenzie.
Ghost whisperer and family feud.
She loved watching hockey.
Ora was the daughter of Herold and LeAnne Robertson, the sister to Edward Robertson; the mother to Ronald & Jackie Stancill, and the grandmother to Tyler & MaKenzie Stancill.
Ora Mae Stancill
It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of Ora Mae Stancill, who departed this life at the age of 68, after a life fully lived. Known affectionately by many as Granny, Meme, and Smoochie, Ora Mae was a woman of extraordinary spirit, a loving wife, and an inspiring presence to all who knew her.
Ora Mae dedicated 12 years of her life to serving our country as an army nurse, a testament to her compassion and strength. Following her military service, she embarked on a remarkable 25-year career as a truck driver, showcasing her independent and adventurous nature.
She was married to the love of her life, Ronald Stancill II, for 28 cherished years. Ora Mae was unforgettable, with her vivacious spirit often punctuated by her wonderfully "corkiest" laugh and her stunning red hair. She lived by her powerful motto, "Don't let life grab you by the balls, you grab life by the balls," a philosophy she embodied in every aspect of her journey.
One of her proudest achievements was raising a powerful and successful granddaughter. Ora Mae was also a firm believer in Jesus and demonstrated her boundless generosity through monthly contributions to St. Jude Children’s Hospital, helping countless children in need.
Ora Mae's absence will be profoundly felt by her beloved husband, Ronald Stancill II, her son Ronald, her daughter Jackie, and her grandchildren Tyler and MaKenzie. She leaves behind a community of friends and family touched by her unique warmth and unwavering zest for life. Her memory will continue to inspire and bring smiles to all who were fortunate enough to have known her.
Visitation 11am-12pm Service 1pm-2pm
Saturday, April 11, 2026 at 1:00 PM
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Fort Worth, TX
Birmingham, AL