Pebbles R. Schaab, 57, of Rock Island, passed away Saturday, February 19, 2022, at her residence.

Funeral service will be at 1:30 pm on Friday, February 25, 2022 at Wheelan-Pressly Funeral Home and Crematory, Rock Island.  Visitation will be one hour prior to service.  Burial will be at Memorial Park Cemetery, Rock Island.  Memorials may be made to the family for Cooper DeLoose College Fund.

Pebbles was born on March 16, 1964 in Rock Island, the daughter of Thomas and Lola Stockton.  She married Michael Schaab on November 25, 2010 in Rock Island.  Pebbles had worked for the Rock Island School District in the cafeteria for many years and was also a homemaker.  Pebbles had a love for nature, being outside and with the animals was where she found herself.  Had many bird feeders around the house, to feed and observe the birds.  She was also, an avid Wizard of Oz fan and collector.  Pebbles enjoyed going to multiple yard sales every weekend and also other shopping.   She was a helper and loved to donate her time to others in need, volunteered a lot at the hospitals to sit and keep patients company in their time of need.  She will be remembered by her caring heart and her way with words.

Pebbles is survived by her husband, Michael Schaab; children, Katie Zimmerman, Joshua Zimmerman and Joshua Schaab; grandson, Cooper DeLoose; brother, Tom Stockton; and step sister, Debbie Williamson.  She was preceded in death by her parents; brother, Tim Stockton; and step sister, Peggy Lynn Kerr.

Pebbles Schaab (Stockton) passed away in Rock Island, in her home, on Saturday, February 19th, 2022.

She is preceded in death by her loving parents. Thomas, & Lola Stockton. A beloved sister Peggy Lynn & a lifelong friend , Luevonda Orr.

She was survived By her husband Michael, her children, Katie <3 & Joshua Zimmerman, a bonus son Joshua Schaab, & one

grandson, Cooper Deloose. A niece Melanie, & a handful of special friends.

Pebbles was a gem, a rare, unique little gem. She was the kind of woman who would go out of her way to be helpful to anyone in need. She was selfless, caring, & so kind. Her laugh was contagious. That spitfire, charming personality was definitely one to remember. Her heart had so much love to give, whether it was

complimenting a stranger, or helping someone in need, she did just that. She made a lasting impression on so many. Pebbles made it known to the ones she held close to heart, that they were important to her. She would never hang up the phone without saying I love you. Her love knew no limit.

Before her passing , she told me that signs from heaven are what gave her comfort & peace when she needed it

most. They present themselves in many ways. Whether you catch sight of a hawk, cardinal, a penny heads up, or the reason it's always 3:16 when you look at your clock, please know that it is meant for you.

She will always be SO much more than a memory.