Rachel Prickett

Rachel Prickett, a beloved daughter, friend, and source of endless joy, passed away by choice surrounded by loved ones, leaving an indelible mark on those fortunate enough to have known her. Born on March 10, 2000, in Saint Charles, MO, Rachel filled the world with laughter, warmth, and a unique zest for life that will be deeply missed. Rachel was the cherished daughter of April and is survived by her dear friend Emma Shoup. She now joins her predeceased family member, Jeanette Zeisler, in peaceful rest. Though her romantic life was vibrant and full, she often quipped that there were "too many to name," a testament to her engaging personality and the many lives she touched. In her pursuit of education, Rachel was midway through her teacher certificate, a journey that highlighted her passion for nurturing and supporting others. Her career, though varied, included meaningful work in women's support, a cause she held close to her heart. Rachel's dedication to helping others extended to her involvement with the art club, 4H, and as a counselor at the YMCA summer camp, where she inspired young minds with her creativity and enthusiasm. Rachel's hobbies were as diverse and colorful as she was. An avid crocheter, she found joy in crafting intricate designs and sharing them with friends. She had a penchant for YouTube, long drives, and taking pictures of cows, each activity reflecting her playful spirit and love for life's simple pleasures. Her unique routine of "doing 10 3 15 followed by 6 3 15" was just one of the many endearing quirks that made her so unforgettable. Those who knew Rachel will remember her as funny, sexy, zesty, and above all, loving. Her sense of humor and infectious energy brought smiles to everyone she encountered, leaving a legacy of laughter and love. In honor of Rachel's memory, donations can be made to a charity of your choice, reflecting her generous spirit and commitment to making the world a better place. Rachel Prickett's life, though brief, was filled with moments of joy, love, and laughter. Her memory will forever be cherished by all those whose lives she touched. May she rest in peace.