Amy Marie Castner

Amy was one of my closest friends because we were roommates at EWU in 1999, and then roommates again in Spokane when she attended EWU in summer of 2000 and was a security guard. I knew her very well. It shook me. She was incredible. My dad erased the last message she left me on the answering machine. I never got to say goodbye because I was ill at the time of her memorial. I love her very much and she left a hole in my life. She was such an inspiration to me. She gave meaning to my...

To the Castner family,
I am very sorry to hear of your loss. You are a wonderful family, and I wish the best for you in this trying time.

The news of Amy's death took my by complete surprise and really saddened me. I knew her from high school and Eric is a friend of mine; I am really sorry.

We all here at Shoreline Community College are sadden by the loss of such an outstanding young woman and mother.

We are so sorry to hear about Amy. Our heart and prayers are with you.

I knew Amy as an aquantence at Shorewood. I am friends with her best friend Sara and I grew up with Amy's son's father, Eric. Her and I share similar career intrests and I guess she was also in EMT school as I am. She was a great girl and will be deeply missed.

Amy was a special person, a gentle soul and a good friend who touched the lives of those all around her. She will be dearly missed, and never forgotten.

Amy was a kind and loving person. Her cheerfulness always brought a smile to my face. My thoughts and prayers are with her family. May God wrap His loving arms around you and give you peace.

Amy was a dear friend, someone who has spent a lot of time in my heart and thoughts.

She gave so much of herself to others, providing a smile on so many days, and will be missed by everyone she touched.
My heart goes out to you, and especially to her adorable son. May time help to fill the hole that has been left in all of us.