Stacy Elaine Driggers, age 58, of Spring Hill, Tennessee passed away peacefully on December 12, 2024. Born at the Centerville Hospital in 1966, to the late Dorris and Janet Powers King, Stacey’s life was a testament to the beauty of a generous heart and a gentle soul.

A proud graduate of Hickman County High School, Class of 1984, Stacey found her calling as an Insurance Director for American General Life and later retired after 34 years of dedicated service. Stacey shared a remarkable 8-year journey with Conrad before they married in 2007, cherishing the love and partnership they built together. She was a woman who radiated warmth, drawing people in with her generous nature and kind heart.

Whether spending time with her family, doting on her loyal dog Gunter, or connecting with her cherished “lake family” at Guntersville Lake in Langston, Alabama, Stacey poured her heart into the relationships she valued most. Her kindness, grace, and vibrant spirit will be dearly missed by her family, friends, and all who were fortunate enough to know her.

In addition to her parents Stacey is preceded in death by her nephew Drew Luckett.

Those left to cherish her memory are her loving husband of 25 years, Conrad Driggers of Spring Hill, Tennessee and sister Daphne (Tim) Luckett of Centerville, Tennessee.

A celebration of Stacey’s life will be held on January 25, 2025, at 11:00a.m. at The Stables Event Space. 1726 Highway 100, Centerville, TN.

Let us honor Stacey’s life with stories, laughter, love and her favorite brunch!

In lieu of flowers, two charities have been selected to honor Stacey’s memory. If you would like to donate in Stacey’s memory, please mail your contribution to the following address of your choice and indicate “In memory of Stacey King Driggers”. If you are attending the Celebration of Life, envelopes will be available for contributions.

• Hickman Humane Society, PO Box 183. Lyles, TN 37098
• ShowerUp – Spring Hill, 4935 Main Street, Suite 7, #235, Spring Hill, TN 37174

A scattering of her ashes will take place later in the spring at Guntersville Lake in Alabama.