Amy M. Billings

Dearest Amy, I so admired your strength throughout your difficult journey. Rest in peace you gentle soul. Your neighbor, Netta

Betty, there are just no words that I can tell you how sorry I am to hear about Amy. She´s been on my mind a lot lately. She and my daughter were diagnosed about the same time. It´s heartbreaking. Please know you´re in my thoughts and prayers. Lib Shortt

May our sweet and beautiful Amy Rest In Peace. She was a very much loved Pilates Instructor at Club Pilates, which is where I met her ... always upbeat, positive, kind, helpful, and knowledgeable. My heartfelt condolences to her Mother, and all who loved Amy.

I met Amy a couple of years ago through our mutual friend, Paul. Immediately, I saw what a bright and caring person she was. She had a warm, friendly, and sweet cheerful personality that I will always remember. She loved life and was kind to others. I know she had a passion for health and fitness and I understand that she cared for animals as well. Amy was a person living life to the fullest and sharing her love with the world. If only more people were like her. Although, the time I knew her...

I attended Amy´s spin class at LA Fitness in Lakewood Ranch since I moved here in 2018. I did not know Amy that well but when I heard she was sick I wanted to do something. I had the pleasure of helping her one afternoon at her home in May. I got to know that pretty, friendly Amy with the contagious smile.

Amy was such a a vibrant beautiful women, her life was cut to short. She will be missed by all of her LA fitness friends.

I did not know Amy personally. But I knew of her through her fight with cancer. I am a survivor and have have tried to share my knowledge and experiences with her. I hoped I helped in some little way. May she finally find peace and comfort resting under God´s care. "I know for certain that we never lose the people we love, even to death. They continue to participate in every act, thought and decision we make. Their love leaves an indelible imprint in our memories." -Leo Buscaglia