Portrait shared in memory of Stacy Lynn Fleck

In loving memory of

Stacy Lynn Fleck

March 25, 2014

Stacy Lynn Fleck was a devoted mother and member of the Kalispell community whose family and faith were central to her life.

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Remembering Stacy

A life held close in memory

Stacy Lynn Fleck was known in the Flathead Valley as a caring mother and part of a close-knit family that made their home in Kalispell. Public records and local reporting identify Stacy as the wife of Dan (Dan Gordon) Fleck and the mother of their children, including a son, Joshua (Josh) Fleck, who was born in 1986. The family relocated to the Flathead Valley from California, and the Flecks were connected to the local community through family, work and church life.

Contemporary local notices describe Stacy as a woman of faith; one local memorial notice used the phrase that she “went to be with her ever‑loving Lord,” reflecting the importance of religion to her and her family. Her husband Dan’s published obituary and later family notices note the couple’s marriage and their children, and the family’s ties in the Kalispell area.

Public accounts about the final days are limited to factual reporting of the deaths in March 2014. Those reports and the funeral notices that followed emphasize the family left behind—children, extended relatives and community members—who remember Stacy for her place at the center of family life. While public records do not provide a full catalogue of Stacy’s personal history or hobbies, what is clear from local notices is that she mattered to those closest to her: she was a wife, a mother, and a person for whom faith and family were important. Her memory endures in the remembrances of family and neighbors who knew her in Kalispell.

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Stacy is remembered with heartfelt sympathy. She deserved to be known for a life that mattered, and may her memory continue to be held with love.

Jesse U.