Amy Marie Yearsley-Judd

Dear Yearsley Family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. We love your family and are so sorry for your loss.

Amy took over my position at Latah Chiropratic when I left. We were able to work together for awhile and I got to know her. She was a wonderful person, someone that made me laugh and had the sweetest personality. She will be missed.

We were so sorry to hear of Amy's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Yearsley's and all of Amy's family and friends. We knew Amy from church and elementry school. She and our daughter were friends. This us so sad.

Dear Yearsley Family we are so sad at the passing of your beautiful daughter. You are in our prayers.

Warren and I truly loved Amy and enjoyed the time we got to spend with her. Our hearts go out to her family. Amy, you will be missed.

My only regret is that I can't be in Idaho today to attend the service and be with everyone. Amy was a wonderful person and we were all a close bunch in Drama.

Amy was the kind of friend where you may not have talked to everyday after high school...but when you did it was like no time had passed at all and it was easy to slide right back into great conversations and laughter, the result of a genuine friend and great times.

I pray for her family in their difficult time.

I worked at Hastings in 2003. This is when I first met the yearsley family. Maryann was one of my supervisors at the time. After working at Hastings for awhile I met Amy. I remember how sweet and caring she was. She had the biggest heart and would always put others before herself. I remember taking a trip with her and her family to Northern Idaho where we all went snowmobiling with the rest of her family. Amy was a person that can never be replaced. To her family you raised an amazing...

I am so very sorry for your loss. I had the opportunity to meet and spend some time with Amy while she was a bridesmaid in my daughter, Alana's wedding in November. She was sweet and kind and beautiful.

Amy was a dear friend of mine. I remember the first time that I met her she helped me put on fake eyelashes before we went out for Halloween. Apparently that gave us an instant connection. She was always so much fun to be around and she had such an intoxicating smile. As I have gone back and looked through all of the pictures that I have of Amy over the years, I noticed one thing in common in all of the pictures. She always had a smile on her face . . . and of course she always looked...