Stacie’s greatest passions are singing, enriching lives through music, and helping others effectively do the same. A talented and skilled musician, she brings a deep understanding of both performance and theory to her work.
Stacie continues to perform around the world with acclaimed ensembles including the Tabernacle Choir on Temple Square, Utah Opera, Ballet West, and the BYU Singers.
Stacie holds a degree in Vocal Performance and Pedagogy from Brigham Young University and is a trained Suzuki voice teacher. Throughout her career, she has studied with some of the finest voice teachers in the nation, including JoAnn Ottley, Debra Bonner, Arden Hopkin, Rebecca Wilberg, Dana Varga, and many others—each contributing to her rich and diverse foundation in vocal technique, performance, and pedagogy.
For nearly 30 years, Stacie has taught private piano and voice lessons, working with students of all ages and levels. She has also taught group music classes for young children through programs such as Let’s Play Music and Save SomeBuddy for over a decade. In addition, she enjoys directing school and church choirs and fostering a love of music in group settings.
Stacie is the Vice President of Save SomeBuddy, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families of all ages through trauma-informed education, mental health resources, and healing-centered practices.
She co-created the organization’s early childhood curriculum, which uses music, movement, and play to help children develop emotional regulation, connection, and peace. For adults, Save SomeBuddy provides education, tools, and wraparound support services—including guidance through civil court systems—to promote healing and resilience.
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