On occasion I look people up from the past to see how they're doing.
I am sad to read this one. I was assistant mgr for Amy at Prints Plus until the very end in Arlington when they shut us down. She was a great person to work with.

I don't know if any of the family or anyone will see this now, but I offer my condolences to you all. Amy was good people and made work fun. Hope you all are well.

On occasion I look people up from the past to see how they're doing.
I am sad to read this one. I was assistant mgr for Amy at Prints Plus until the very end in Arlington when they shut us down. She was a great person to work with.

I don't know if any of the family or anyone will see this now, but I offer my condolences to you all. Amy was good people and made work fun. Hope you all are well.

We speak of you often and you are so missed, my sweet girl. But we take comfort that we will see you again and "We do not grieve as those who have no hope." We love you still.

I miss you everyday.

My dear, dear friend Amy. You taught me so much about life and living...we just weren't finished yet. God blessed me with your friendship and I will miss you more than words can convey. One day I will see you again and we can catch up where we left off...for the rest of Eternity. I love you, my beautiful friend.

Larry and family,
We are deeply sadden to hear of Amy's passing. My you find comfort in the woderful memories you sharing. Prayers to you and the family.
Marilyn & Ken Guerra
Carrabba's friends

So very sorry for your loss, Amy will be missed by all who knew her. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

I felt like I'd known Amy forever. She was that kind of friend. We connected immediately when I took her through her managerial floral rotation when we both worked at Michaels. I loved her self-deprecating humor, her dry wit, her sensitive spirit, her career savvy and her deep faith. I will be forever grateful to have spent time with Amy in some of the last few days of her life on earth. She told me she wasn't afraid and knew

I felt like I'd known Amy forever. She was that kind of friend. We connected immediately when I took her through her managerial floral rotation when we both worked at Michaels. I loved her self-deprecating humor, her dry wit, her sensitive spirit, her career savvy and her deep faith. I will be forever grateful to have spent time with Amy in some of the last few days of her life on earth. She told me she wasn't afraid and knew she would be with her Lord. We reminisced, we cried and, of course, we laughed. During my last visit with her she said, "Would I take another miracle? Sure. But I've had my share of miracles in my life and I'm ok." We talked about Heaven and I told her that she would turn around soon and we'd all be there, together again. Rest well, my sweet girl. See you again soon.

Amy lived as dignified in life as she did during this time of illness that has led us to her loss. She has always been a pillar of kindness, courtesy, and grace, the consummate professional in every role whether as a PTA volunteer, Girl Scout "Cookie Mom," or store manager. She made volunteering more fun for me in any endeavor. Her faithful dedication as a mom to Jessica and all of her fur-kids will always be an example to follow.

Amy lived as dignified in life as she did during this time of illness that has led us to her loss. She has always been a pillar of kindness, courtesy, and grace, the consummate professional in every role whether as a PTA volunteer, Girl Scout "Cookie Mom," or store manager. She made volunteering more fun for me in any endeavor. Her faithful dedication as a mom to Jessica and all of her fur-kids will always be an example to follow. I could not have asked for a better friend with her warmth and sincerity. While my heart is saddened by her loss, I am glad she was at peace with her untimely exit. Her imprint on my heart is eternal as I am sure it is for all she knew.

I'll never forget the time Amy and I were talking about their little beagle, Sasha. She was trying to think of a name for her and hadn't thought, at the time, that was her mother-in-law's name. We did have a good laugh over it. A wonderful and beautiful friend that I will dearly miss. Our love and prayers go out to Larry and Jessica and the rest of their extended family. Amy will be missed by everyone who knew her.