Stephanie Fort (16 May 1957 - 19 Oct 2016)

I am so sorry - no one let me know. I am so sad as Stephanie was a wonderful friend and colleague and I will miss her tremendously. I often think of her and the mad escapades we had with the WI Choir Competition. Sincere condolences to the family who will miss her tremendously. Lesley Quirk

At our recent meeting at Rylstone WI we heard the sad news about Stephanie. Our members wanted to send their deepest condolences to the family for the loss of a very talented and dynamic lady. Our thoughts are with you all.

From Rylstone and District WI

Thinking of you all tomorrow all our love Mandy and Thomas. xx

We send our heartfelt sympathies to all the family at this very sad time.
Stephanie was the most inspiring of women and meeting her and being in her company, was like a breath of fresh air. She constantly asked WI. members to Sparkle, and Stephanie you certainly did that. RIP
LITTLE RIBSTON W I.

Thinking of you all tomorrow

Stephanie was a Star in every way, she helped me enormously with all W.I. affairs when ever I needed it, nothing was to much trouble, she was such an inspiration, we became Friends through the W.I. sharing our ups and downs,she was very talented in whatever she put her hands too. Her passion for Shoes became her signature on the W.I.Stage, a breath of fresh air, I am very proud and privleged to have had Stephanie in my life, and will never ever forget her. No doub't she will be organizing up there in Heaven with all the other Angels, taken far to soon. Thought's and prayers go out to Edward, Andrew, Rebecca, Jayne, Georgina and their Families at this sad time

Stephanie will be greatly missed in Cravendale for her wonderful contribution to the Women's Institute. A figure on the national stage, she brought humour, character and warmth to her duties and was always happy to help and easy to approach. As our local adviser she was knowledgeable and selfless with her time; such a wonderful role model. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Steph's family at this sad time. Malham Women's Institute.