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Emily Sipos

“He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.” Micah 6:8

Kellie (Mom)

My dearest first born where do I begin? How do I say good-bye for now. Emilie I prayed so hard for you. I wanted a baby more than anything and God gave me to you. Daddy and I dedicated you to the Lord as a baby and at 8 you prayed and asked Jesus into your heart. You and Olivia were baptized together. You loved Jesus so much as a little girl. God gave you the gift of such a beautiful voice, yet you were so shy with it. You loved your horses, Flip, and showing him. You were always in charge, boy you could boss your sisters around. You were a leader my sweet girl, I don’t know what changed and when the struggles all started, it is such a blur now. You chose friends that weren’t good for you, and seemed to attract them. Then that special day we sat in Dr. Stephens office and we found out you were having Marlie, I knew life had changed forever. I had hoped that the bad days were gone and a new life of you, Marlie and Travis was going to begin. You were a mommy now. Sweet, sweet Emilie you struggled so to stay away from the drugs and what was wrong for you. Daddy and I would see glimmers of hope, you tried, I know in my heart you battled the demons so and tried. There is no more battle, there are no more demons, there is no more pain in your feet, you are with your heavenly Father and until I can hold you again, all my love my dear child. – Mom

Jeff (Dad)

My first born daughter Emily passed into eternity ahead of her dad and this should not be, but sadly is. I didn’t give up on her and she didn’t give up either, but she was unexpectedly called home, and she went. Being a believer in Christ doesn’t make you perfect or infallible, as she and I exemplify. What does give you a hope in a future bought by grace and accessed through simple child like faith. I promised time beyond time when you will know as you are known, walking again with the Father as his friend in a new eden. I fully believe that I will see her again, and later be waiting with her to greet her daughter now left behind. I am going to miss my little girl every moment we’re apart. I will await the Fathers call, it is good with my soul.

Olivia (sister)

Brown Stain,

From the day I came into this world you were my best friend. Though you wanted to trade me for a bike a couple days after I was born, Mom and Dad told you no and so you turned me into your life size baby doll. Always telling me what to do, wear and what doll I was aloud to play with. For the first 13 years of my life I knew nothing but you. You were my best friend, partner in crime and my go to. Whenever I had a problem you were there to solve it. I never went anywhere without your approval or with you by my side. I looked up to you and craved to be like you. You had this personality that could light up a room and lived with no fear to say what you felt. We may have grown apart as we got older, but you were always there when I needed you. We fought like hell, tormented and were extremely tough on each other but what are sisters for? Not a day of this life will go on without seeing your face or hearing your laugh in everything I do. Things won’t be the same and our roast of a Thanksgiving dinner, it won’t nearly be as funny without your unfiltered comments. I promise to hold your daughter tight and guide her through her life time. Though you left us early, she will never not know who you are and everything about you. I’ve never been so jealous of you for getting to go home so soon without me. It’s like high school all over again, I can’t sneak up there with you. I want nothing more than to share one more day, story and laugh with you. The last time I saw you was the 4th of July. You wanted to come over so bad and I almost didn’t let you. I’m so happy I did and we shared such a great time. You got to see my house and I was able to hug you and tell you I loved you. We were planning a skating night for when you got out and I wish so badly we could of done that before you had to leave us. I know you’ll keep everyone occupied till I arrive though and I find peace in knowing you’re living free. I miss you already and can’t wait to hug you tight. Love you so much Emilie Brown Stain. xo Liv

Maddie (sister)

Brown Steen,
You were one of my best friends, worst enemies but most importantly my big sister. You knew how to get under my skin better than anyone but could make me laugh so hard I thought I’d have a six pack by the time I was done. I will never forget the memories we shared from the fights to jamming out in the car, but our beach days were definitely my favorite. I can’t remember a time you didn’t have my back, family was everything to you. You made a major impact in my life and I’ll never forget the lessons you taught me. I love you so much sissy and I know you’ll be waiting for me at the golden gates. “sisters by chance, friends by choice” – Maddie

Mollie (sister)

Emilie I’m sitting here trying to write this to you and I have no idea what to say. You and I weren’t close when we were younger there were too many years between us. I do remember every boyfriend that you would bring home and I would tease and torment. That’s what little sisters should do! My funniest memory is when you peed on Olivia on the slip and slide causing me to fall face first onto the concrete. Not funny then!
Emilie the last few years were hard, as I got older I pushed you away out of fear of being hurt by everything you did, but now I’ll never get the chance to make those memories or take those pictures. I will forever remember the last time I saw you on Fathers Day. Dad didn’t know I had my nose pierced, but you as usual with no filter, yelled across the table, “Mollie when did you get your nose pierced?!” Dad turned red and mom said “Well at least it wasn’t a tattoo.” I thought you looked really pretty that day, I didn’t tell you but I wish I would have because you seemed to always listen to me. We could go on and on about the horses, new books we had read, Netflix shows and Harry Potter all the time. You loved reptiles ALMOST as much as i did.
Oh I would complain constantly every time you would ask me to braid your hair, but now I would love to have you barge into my room and demand I braid you hair! Emilie I can still see your smile, I can hear you call my name or laugh and smile. It feels like I’m being ripped apart every time. It’s hard to believe you won’t be at our annual Christmas Eve dinner at the Mexican restaurant after church. You won’t be there when we tell crazy stories about when we were little or most when Dad would always smack you in the head with a spoon at Thanksgiving dinner because he thinks it’s funny.
No more family photos or trips to Ohio. How do we go on when a piece of us is missing? It feels impossible. I never got the chance to say this but I love you. I can’t see you again here on earth and tease you about the pictures we found of your “scene phase” lol.
Love you little sister, Mollie.

Services

A church funeral is scheduled for Saturday, July 28, 2018 at 11:00 am at First Baptist Church of Indian Rocks in the worship center with a visitation beginning at 10:00 am. The graveside service will immediately follow the funeral. The Sipos family is inviting all to attend, dress casually, and to wear a hint of pink.
Friends and family are invited to share a memory and sign her guestbook below.

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