We are looking for any photos that include Staci or any photos of Staci-planned events or activities on the LSU campus. As she meant so very much to so many of us, we seek to honor her memory and continue her admirable work.

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Staci Ann Pepitone, 43 years young and a resident of Baton Rouge Louisiana, peacefully passed from this world on March 11, 2010 after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Staci was a beloved daughter, friend and mentor to many and she leaves behind a great legacy of thoughtfulness, compassion, leadership and friendship. Originally from Dayton, Ohio, Staci was a graduate of Wright State University, and an alumna by choice of Louisiana State University where she was pursuing a degree in Higher Education Administration. Staci served in various roles during her employment at LSU including the LSU Union and most recently as the Assistant to the Vice Chancellor in the Division of Finance and Administration. She will be best remembered on campus for her creation and work with such programs as Groovin’ on the Grounds, Homecoming, Idea Walls, Concert promotions and her work on various movie sets. She changed the lives of her students and colleagues daily with her generosity, honesty, ease in finding solutions to difficult problems, her vision of inclusiveness, and most importantly, her steadfast friendship.Staci leaves behind her beloved mother, friend, and confidant, Brenda Pepitone and a host of family and friends to numerous to count, who’s hearts are deeply grieving. She is also survived by her father, Anthony Pepitone, Jr. Staci is proceeded in death by grandparents, Martha and Nick Kolentus and Anthony and Alberta Pepitone.All are invited to celebrate the life of our beloved Staci Pepitone.Tuesday, March 16, 2010Christ the King Catholic Student Center, LSU8:00-9:00AM Visitation9:00-9:30AM Memorial Service 9:30-10:30AM Mass of Christian Burial celebrated by Fr. Paul Yi. Immediately following, friends and colleagues are invited to join in a dedication of the Staci Pepitone Oak on the LSU Parade Ground and afterwards for refreshments and fellowship at the African American Cultural Center. LSU friends are encouraged to enjoy the day by walking to the services.. All others may park in the visitor’s center. Per Staci’s wishes, guests are encouraged to wear purple and gold victory attire. In lieu of flowers, friends are asked to make a contribution to the Staci Pepitone Oak Endowment. Once the endowment is fulfilled, a scholarship for student leadership development will be created in Staci’s honor.Checks made payable to:
LSU Foundation
Mail to:Staci Pepitone Oakc/o LSU Foundation
3838 West Lakeshore Drive
Baton Rouge, LA 70808
On the check note: Staci Pepitone Oak

Or go online to:
https://www.lsufoundation.org/contribute.php?opt1=1&opt2=Other&fund=Staci%20Pepitone%20Oak

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