Amy E. Toyen

Dear Mr and Mrs Toyen. I hope you somehow receive this message. I am a 55 year old male and worked with Amy at Thomson. I was one of the Sales Executives in the group that Amy interacted with and helped support. I worked in Boston and my office was 10 feet from Amy´s. I wanted you to know that 21 years later we are all still thinking about Amy and remembering her kind spirit. None of us have forgotten Amy. We wish you peace and pray for you and know Amy rests in peace. God bless you....

Amy, today, on the twentieth anniversary of 9/11, your picture was again shown with others on Boston television as one of the victims with ties to Boston. I knew you as my student, and as one of those rare students whose talents stay in the memory of a teacher. You were and always will be a shining light for so many people who knew or heard of you. May you continue to rest in peace and know of the inspiration you have given to so many.

Sending love to the Toyen family today.

Sending our heartfelt sympathy to your family. Words will never remove the pain of losing someone dearly loved but God is there to help give the strength and comfort needed to cope with such a sad loss. Amy will always be lovingly remembered.

Thinking of the Toyen family today.

I can remember Amy and my sister Summer having a great time at Campfire together. She was a kind young lady.

Thinking of you, and all of the other families so impacted that day.

Remembering you today Amy.
Continued love and peace to your family.