A memorial service for Mrs. Dot Stonecypher will be held at Crestwood Funeral Home on Wednesday, December 30 at 1:00 p.m. Mrs. Stonecypher, 88, of Glencoe, passed from this life into the presence of her Savior on December 28, 2020. Rev. Dr. Ray Stonecypher and Mr. Mike Stonecypher will conduct the service. Grandsons and Great-grandsons will serve as pall bearers. The family will receive visitors in accordance with established COVID protocols one hour before the service. Burial will follow at Crestwood Memorial Cemetery. Crestwood Memorial Funeral Home will direct.

Mrs. Stonecypher was a long-time member of First Baptist Church Glencoe  and joyfully lived out her faith as the Women's Missionary Union Director at FBCG, for the Etowah Baptist Association, and for the district as well. She and her husband worked together to enlist volunteers for Baptist Mission work around the world, while serving, themselves, in multiple locations in the United States and in Nigeria. She worked at Brad's Manufacturing, Etowah Manufacturing and in the Etowah County Tax Accessor's Office.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Thomas Chesley and Nettie Jones Hamilton, her husband, Clarence Ray (Stoney) Stonecypher, her granddaughter, Mandy Toole, and her great-grandson, Tristian Allynn Toole.

She is survived by her children; Ray Stonecypher and his wife, Sandra, Mike Stonecypher and his wife, Becky, Celeste Dunnington and her husband, Jim, Abby Toole and her husband, Jeff, and Lisa Russell, and her husband, Benjamin; one sister, Geneva Barclay, sisters-in-law, Kathryn Morgan and her husband, Bobby, and Betty Hamilton, and 11 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren and 7 great-great grandchildren.

Special thanks to the faith family at First Baptist Church Glencoe, and in particular to Barbara Mann and Nancy Conner along with others who so faithfully visited her during her home-bound years. Special thanks also to Amedisys Hospice, Attalla Health Care and Rehabilitation, and Meadowood Assisted Living.

Those who wish to honor Mrs. Dorothy Stonecypher's memory may do so in the form of a donation to the Lottie Moon Christmas Missions Offering through First Baptist Church Glencoe, or to a missions gift through their church.