Friday, March 29, 2013


It never gets clearer or easier or less .
You are with us every day and we miss you.
Of all the places in the world I wish you could see this with us.
Sunshine and Easter eggs and light on water.
Love you always .
lilsis


Wednesday, January 19, 2011

a New Year

New Year
the first we didn't drunkcallaugh.
I slept through it.
The best option.
I feel you here with me, today more than ever.
Willow has roused in her sleep, she is growing up into a little girl and I see time passing in her beautiful face every day.
With you, time seems still.
We two,
wrapped up in the shadows,
trying to unravel the past
and just when we start to find clarity
the film runs out.
I sit in the dark.
A year is as clear as this moment.
I wish that I knew you knew how much you were loved.
any way .
Happy New Year lil sis
Hope this gets to you in the wild blue beynd
xxx

Saturday, December 25, 2010

Thank you

Thank you David for your post,
I'm sorry for you to find out like this.
If you have any memories or thoughts about her that you would be willing to share, I would love to hear from you .
We are still reeling from this too.
With deep gratitude
Susie
(Stacey-Lee's sister)


Christmas

First Christmas.
My lilsis Jan is here and I wish you were too.
I love you and miss you and cooking dinner reminds me of us doing Christmas together.
Be close , be safe, be blessed.
be free
xxx

Friday, October 29, 2010

miss you

Every day you are still with us . It is 8 months and still like yesterday.
I miss you so much . We celebrated Willow's birthday with Thembi in New York and you e-mailed in the morning like magic .

I love your funny laugh and hear you in my dreams
xxxlilsis

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

James Green

Thiis one for you Stacey - You will never be forgotten


Mzwaai Jojwana

is honoured to have known the beautiful, dear, kind Stacey. So long darling xxx

Mzwaai Jojwana

is shocked at the news of Stacey's passing. The most beautiful soul OMG ):

Sunday, March 7, 2010

Susie Harriet Stevens

Dear Friends,

The funeral of Stacey-Lee Wilkinson will take place
at 11am on Tuesday 9 March
at St Charles Catholic Church (The Lemon Squeezer)
35 Road No. 3,Victory Park, Johannesburg

We request that you come to celebrate her life in glorious colour, not black.

Instead of flowers please send donations to the ‘Door of Hope Children’s Mission’ at http://www.facebook.com/l/a1027;www.holeinthewall.org.za/donations.htm

Please pass on these details to all who knew and loved her.

With thanks from her family.

Friday, March 5, 2010

Susie Harriet Stevens

Susie

Dear Friends,

The funeral of Stacey-Lee will take place
on Tuesday 9 March
at
St Charles Catholic Church (lemon squeezer church)
corner 3rd Avenue and Road
3 Victory Park
JHB

We request that you come to celebrate her life in glorious colour, not black. Please pass these details to all who knew and loved her.

With thanks from her family

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Greg

Stacey got a mention on Greg's blog.

http://radiodeconstruction.blogspot.com/

Thanks so much Greg.

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Adam Tikly to Demian

It's unreal Demian. I'm so sad and gutted, but for you it must be heartbreaking. I'm feeling or you.

Marc Kremers to Demian

My thoughts are with you dude. She loved you dearly. Be strong.
I was trying to think of something special to say but I feel sick to my stomach and am in shock!!! This type of thing freaks me out but don't be fooled my friend it happens across the globe. Yes here in London I lost one of my clients to a road traffic accident he was sitting in the back seat and everyone except his uncle who was driving died. I went to the funeral he was only 23. Similar story they were hit by another car. Please people be extra careful on the roads.
Love and peace
R.I.P Stacey
I saw her at a random party in London we only spoke for a short amount of time. Hope your soul is soaring to new heights...

Susie Harriet Stevens

Hi
I'm Stacey's sister, Susie. Thank you for your blog.
It breaks my heart it is so beautiful.
xS









Demian Krige

So miff.
To be honest looking through these photos feels the same.
It is so strange to me, because we where very close but I had not actually seen her in maybe 5 years. All just IM and email. And now that has stopped, but if feels so distant and removed.
So so strange.

Demian Krige

http://www.facebook.com/demiankrige?ref=nf


Stacey Lee died this weekend. I loved you and we were best friends for more than 20 years.


Danielle Vinokur

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=772906257&ref=ts


R.I.P stacey lee wilkinson - my moon faced girl child - i love u.......u will be sorely missed my lovely.............................................


Thembi Skosana

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=642202125&ref=nf


My gorgeous Stacey-lee... Gone so soon. We said we'd be friends till the very end and we still are, now that you're gone... I have such beautiful memories of us that I want to thank you for. You are my sunshine! My heart is so broken, Lee... I want to see you again. I love you so much. May you rest in peace!


Joburg - A World Class "African" City

Posted by Steven Brimelow


My friend Stacey Lee Wilkinson died in a car accident on Friday night. According to the scant information through one friend and the other, the car she was traveling in was hit by a Minibus taxi at the intersection of Barry Hertzog and Empire Roads.

I drove through that intersection on my way back home tonight. It's 2km's from my house. There's a lot of construction going on for the Rea Vaya bus rapid transit system which they're trying to get ready for the 2010 World Cup.

It's a major intersection in Johannesburg, well known by everyone, yet for the last 6 months or so, because of construction, the traffic lights have been out of order.

During daylight hours the intersection is manned by private pointsmen, from a South African insurance company, not by Johannesburg municipal workers, a private insurance company. At night it's deserted and dark. There are no warnings about the lights being out of order.

When I drove through the intersection tonight, coming back from spending a day filming in the poverty of Katlehong, a black township in the East of Joburg, with my colleagues from Tokyo, we saw the flattened pole where the accident occurred, and the broken glass from an accident that killed my friend. My colleagues were shocked that such a thing could have happened, that such a major intersection could be left so unsafe. And they asked me what kind of recourse the family have, because clearly this was unbelievable

I thought about the monthly utility and rates bills I get from the town council, bills that cost about the same as minimum wage here in SA, which most residents in Katlehong would be unable to pay. On the top left corner is the Joburg Logo, and the catchphrase - "Joburg a world class African city."

I thought about the lawlessness of taxi's in this country, I thought about how close to my house Stacey had been when she was killed, and how we'd missed each other in London and not hooked up since she came back to SA, hadn't seen each other for about 6 years, yet here 2 k's from my house, she'd died a death that in a world class city, under the same cirumstances, would really never have been.

And I felt bitter and sad and caustic about this, I still do. Every five minutes I see Stacey in my mind. Throughout the nineties and early 2000's in my circle of friends, she was always there. I guess I'm just coming to terms with everything, and I know I'm bitter, but one thing's for sure, Johannesburg, by world class, is just another African City.

And it makes me sad, because this is the country I love, the continent I treasure and the city I come home to. But it's a sad and unforgiving place.

What's done is done, and bitching won't bring her back, but I feel so horribly numb.

Monday, March 1, 2010

This is one of the songs from Stacey's favorites on iLike on Facebook.

Stacey-Lee and Danny