Amy Lynn Grant

Dear O'Neill Family,
Amy's spirit will always remind me of a gentle deer running quietly, yet swiftly, through the fields. She had a gift of bringing serenity and sweetness with her smile, encouragement through her own hard work and perseverence, and peace with her comfortable silence. Many fond memories with her on the SHG soccer team and Kairos. Lots of love and blessings to you, my prayers are with you.

When my mother in Springfield told me about Amy, my heart just broke. I'm sure you already know that you had the loveliest daughter and sister. I ate lunch with Amy pretty much every day our junior year of high school. From the twinkle in her eye to her quick wit to the chronic tailings of her much-beloved white powdered sugar donut gems on her navy blue skirt, it was such a pleasure spending time in her company. My deepest sympathy to you all.

Amy was a childhood friend!  The memories were numerous from picking apples at the orchard, having gymnastic shows in the front yard, to block parties on our big wheels and playing tag around Vine Street. She has touched my heart in a way that will always be near and dear to me! My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time!

to our family, never really prepared for these moments even if you think you are. god has greater plans for her. most likely a heck of a soccer team up there! instead of angels bowling when you hear thunder it will be amy making a goal! our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. love always, aunt jewell and robyn

Dear Carole and Jim,
How lucky Curtis and Kristin were to have been a part of a great group of kids on Vine Street. I remember Amy being right in the middle of all the playing. I am so sorry for your loss.