trainer. She also helped people through her work as a nurse at Northridge Hospital in California, where she focused on patients with eating disorders. She would later work with blind and deaf children at a Pennsylvania school, then help children with various diseases and disabilities. She now works with the geriatric population, helping them in the gym and out and helps to make their lives more comfortable and happier. Stacey was able to overcome many obstacles, but continued her career as a nurse in her home state of Pennsylvania until 2011. She still maintains contact with the bodybuilding world, and in 2005 she was inducted into the IFBB Hall of Fame. Bentley's career as a competitive bodybuilder stands out, despite its brevity, for her placing in the top five in each of the six bodybuilding contests that she competed in. Her competitive career was also unique in that each of the bodybuilding contests that she competed in marked the inaugural staging of that event. Contest history 1979 IFBB Women's World Bodybuilding Championships - 4th 1979 IFBB Best in the World - 3rd 1979 IFBB World's Best Built Woman - 3rd 1979 IFBB Robby Robinson Classic - 1st (Best legs Award winner, Best Poser Award winner, and overall winner) 1980 IFBB World Couples Championships - 1st (with Chris Dickerson) 1980 IFBB Frank Zane Invitational - 1st 1980 IFBB Miss Olympia - 5th References External links IFBB Hall of Fame biography 1958 births Living people American female bodybuilders Sportspeople from Philadelphia Professional bodybuilders Sportspeople from Asheville, North Carolina American nurses American women nurses 21st-century American women