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    Obituary: Reda Diane Stone

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    Reda Diane Stone, 60, of Cullman, Alabama, passed away on October 18, 2026. Born February 26, 1966, in Cullman, Alabama, Reda carried with her a spirited independence and a steady devotion to those she loved, leaving a lasting imprint on family and friends who will remember her with deep respect and affection.

    Reda attended Fairview School. Becoming a mother at a young age stood as her greatest achievement, a reflection of the steadfast commitment and enduring love that shaped her life and guided her priorities.

    For many years, Reda worked as a hairstylist, a calling that allowed her to connect with others through care, conversation, and the everyday gift of helping people feel like themselves.

    Alongside her devoted nature, she was known for a welcome sense of humor—often bringing lightness and warmth to the moments she shared.

    Reda found joy in the simple, honest pleasures of home and the outdoors. She loved working outside, and she cherished her dogs—Lover Boy, Birdie, and Fancy—who were a constant source of companionship.

    Her adventurous spirit showed in the way she embraced life as it came, meeting each day with an open heart and a willingness to keep going forward.

    Reda is preceded in death by her parents, Arvil LaVon and Jerldine Thomas Stone; her daughter, Chassity Nacole Cammon; and an unborn grandchild.

    She is survived by her daughter, Crystal Corley; her sisters, Angie Greer(Blake), Renee Link(Steve), Teresa Butts(Rocky), and Andrea Stone(Jeremy); her brother, Terry Thomas(Pam); eight grandchildren; and a host of extended family and friends. She is also survived by her special friend, Chris Fraser.

    A Celebration of Life Memorial Service will be held at Moss Service Funeral Home, 1901 2nd Ave North West, Cullman, AL 35055, on November 1, 2026, at 1 p.m.

    Reda will be remembered as beloved and devoted—someone whose presence was felt, whose love was given freely, and whose memory will remain close to those who knew her.