Amy Angel Arvin

TO THE ARVIN FAMILY,

AMY WAS A VERY NICE PERSON. MY GRANDAUGHTER (DESTANIE) STILL TALKS ABOUT HER. I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER WHEN THEY USE TO PICK AT EACH OTHER AT THE SALON.

MAY SHE REST IN PEACE.

It is February 5th and I just found out that Amy is no longer with us. Amy did my hair for over 5 years. We use to meet up at O'Charley's all the time for drinks. I still can't believe she is gone. I will never be able to find anyone to replace her. I will miss you greatly Amy. I still can't believe you are gone. I love you! My deepest sympathy to her family and friends!

Amy will be greatly missed. She has been my beautician for more then 13 years and will never be replaced. From my first hair cut to my style for my wedding, Amy did a wonderful job. Thanks for all of the wonderful haircuts and laughter we shared. Until we meet again, lots of Love.

to Amy's family:

Amy and I went to high school together. She gave my daughter her first haircut and many years later my son his first haircut. I will miss our talks and I"m glad that she found true happiness before she left this world.

Amy thank you for all of the fun memories! We had good and bad times but we made it through all of them. I still can't belive you are gone!It warms my heart to know you finally experienced true love and I thank Dean for that. May God comfort him and Frances during this difficult time. I feel your presence everyday, I even had a dream last night that we were at the beach with the horses. We had so much fun that summer at the beach just acting crazy!! I hope you KNOW HOW MUCH YOU WERE LOVED BY...

Mrs.Arvin and the rest of the family, I am so sorry to hear about Amy. I have know Amy for 16 years and she was a sweatheart. She will be missed greatly.

We just learned 1/12 of Amy's passing. We will miss her terribly. Our condolences to all of her family and friends.

I just read the letter informing me of Amy's passing. Amy was my hairdress for many, many years. I saw Amy a week before Christmas and she was so happy and full of herself. I will treasure that memory and will miss her very much. My heart goes out to her Mom and extended family.

I just learned today, Jan. 11, that Amy passed away. She was a talented artist, the best hairdresser I ever had, and she genuinely cared for her patrons. My last visit on Dec. 18, she refused to cut my hair in a "Mullet" because I wanted shorter sides than the back. God love her. She was very happy to be living with her fiance and his three children, and was letting me know what Santa was bringing them . . . we talked about the value of spending time with children, not necessarily the...