Stephanie Elaine Hite
Stephanie Hite
Stephanie Elaine Hite passed away peacefully on August 2, 2026
Stephanie was born in Newport News VA on March 19,1965 to Frank and Mary Hite.
From a very small child, Stephanie was given the nickname Beeper, and later in life 99 and also affectionately known as Aufie.
Stephanie is predeceased by her parents and her cats who she cherished and called her children; Lyle & Grace, Tani Bear, Cali Girl and Gigi.
Stephanie is survived by her aunt, Ruth Miller; sister Connie Chapman, nephew Cole Chapman; sister Cheryle Whitmore (Don), niece Shelby Elliott, niece Mary Elliott; great nephew Wiley Bullis and great niece Leia Elliott and many aunts, uncles and cousins and several very close friends.
Stephanie is described as “loving and kind, magnanimous, wry, whimsical, thoughtful and giving, a beautiful soul, an angel and a friend and favorite funniest niece”
She is greatly missed, but she has left so many memories and stories that we can hold on to keep her close in our hearts.
Until we meet again, we love you, to infinity and beyond.
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I love you Stephanie. I will miss you forever. I’m so thankful that you worked out a relationship with Jesus so I can reconnect with you for all eternity.
One of my closest friends, that lived 3000 miles away for the last 17 years.
I always appreciated the cards & gifts you sent me often.
Till we meet again.
Stephanie was such a kind and caring person, always trying to do the right thing and bring happiness to those around her. Thank you for always being so kind, for your good advice, and for the love and warmth you shared with us. You will always be remembered and deeply missed. May you rest in peace. ❤️🙏
Stephanie, you have one of the most beautiful souls I’ve ever known. Even though we were on opposite sides of the country, you remained one of my closest, lifelong friends. I’ll miss you so much, and our exchanging cards and thoughtful gifts will be something I will always cherish. We’ll be seeing you in heaven someday! 🙏🏼
Stephanie and I enjoyed star gazing and watching meteor showers from our work station on railroad Bridge 37. We shared our awe of all creation while observing our little piece of the universe. She was such a good friend and always a wonderful person to spend precious moments with. She is missed now, but I expect to see her in heaven.