Amy Marie Breeden

Amy was such a bright light in my life. She was always so sweet and funny. I will never forget her. Mike she loved you so very much. You were the world to her. I'm so sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Amy was one in a million. She brought laughter and smiles to those around her. Over all the years of knowing Amy, she was thoughtful and giving, on top of funny and bright. I always smile when I think of Amy, and will continue to do so. She will be missed..... Words cannot express how sorry I am, along with my family, for your loss, our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

I will always remember Amy's bright, sunny smile and contagious laughter. She often kept us in stitches at work when everything else around us was grim. She was definitly blessed with a incredible sense of humor. I worked with Amy in Rehab at St Als off and on for several years. My prayers are with you Mike and with your families in this difficult time. God bless you and help you through this.

My prayers and thoughts are with you Mike, Nuel, Marlene and rest of the family. Amy brought joy to everyones life. I know many times her and I laughed and cried all at one time making people wonder really what we were up too. She was always and will be in my heart and thoughts forever. I pray she is in peace. She will be greatly missed by many people.

When you think of Amy you think of her smiles and her laughter. I knew Amy many years at work. She will be greatly missed. My deepest sympathy to her family. You are remembered in my prayers.

My prayers are with the family. I worked with Amy at St. Als. in the kitchen and remember her laughter well. She will be missed.

Amy has always been beautiful inside and out! The love Mike and she have is surely something to admire! The pain passes, but the beauty remains. With deepest sympathy from an old work friend.

Amy is going to be missed so much by so many. Her bubbly personality immediately lifted your spirits. She was such a giving person and so talented in making a home so warm. Amy is a precious jewel that will shine on, and on. She is so very loved. Our sympathy goes to Mike and her family for their great loss.

I have many fond memories of Amy from school and church growing up. Amy's smile and sense of humor was so contagious. I just came across pictures of Amy, Lori Davis, Annette Weick, Sharon and Debbie Trebilcock and myself at church camp. What a great time we had! Even though it has been years since I have seen Amy, I will never forget the memories we shared. My deepest sympathy to you all.

Sincerely,

Jenny Babbitt