Amy Percival

I met Amy at Macy's ( Langhorne, PA)
back sometime in the 90's. We met, clicked & remained friends with both of us moving to different parts of the country.
She was a very special person with warmth , love & a big heart.
I admire her for her love & commitment to her family...and her pets
She will be in our thoughts and our hearts forever.
We miss ya our little Pumpkin.
Love,
Bruce & Paul

I was saddened to hear about the loss of Amy. I have known her since she started to work at Macy's in the Oxford Valley Mall & had recently moved back to PA.
She was a daily bright light in my life and also in the day of other coworkers.She made us laugh & smile.
Amy was my treasured friend & will forever reamin in my heart & thoughts.
I know that she was a loving family girl and especially adored her nephew Joshua.
We ( my partner Paul & I)love you and miss you...our little...

Amy touched the hearts of many people here at CCC. We laughed and and many good times on campus and off. I will cherish the good times we had and will miss her. My thoughts and prayers are with her family.

I am so saddened by the loss of Amy. Even though we haven't been in contact for a while, i know that i have lost my soulmate, in Amy. She was a beautiful and unique person. I know she is in a good place now, but will be missed by so many. My condolences to Bobby, Jana and Josh. Debi Widhalm and family

I was deeply saddened to hear of Amy’s death. She had a wonderful sense of humor and I truly enjoyed our chats. We worked together at Central Community College and as a Media Technician, Amy went out of her way to make sure the instructors had what they needed for their classes.
Please accept my deepest sympathy in the lost of your loved one.

My prayers go out to the family of Amy. I worked with Amy in the Media Department at the college. I recall when she first began working with us she cleaned and organized our entire office. As time went on, occasionally you would see us, her hauling things to the dumpster while I was hauling it back to the office. It got to be rather hilarious the way the two of us carried on. Another part of Amy that I admired was that she was such a talented photographer. When she went to take pictures you...

Our prayers are with you as you go through this difficult time. Please know that Amy was a wonderful person and brought many smiles to the students, faculty and peers she worked with while in Nebraska. She made a positive difference in our lives at Central Community College in Columbus.