Benjamin Elliot Ambrose

He would laugh at our jokes at the lunch table. His sense of humor, would make the table laugh even harder. He definitely recognized funny. Gonna miss watching him tear up some chicken wings, too.

Kaitlyn, I am thinking of you and your family with love and sympathy. Thank you for sharing with me photos and memories of places Ben loved. I am deeply sorry for this great loss that you and your loved ones have to endure.

Our hearts go out to the family during this time of sorrow. Ben was such a cute child and so fun to play with along with his siblings when we would visit for the weekend. His smile was as big as his heart and oh how he loved laughing. We pray for God's love to bring you peace and comfort.

Ben was a great young man, he was always polite and so sweet. His humbleness was warm and he made anyone like him with his unique personality. The world lost an amazing man and I can't imagine the pain his family is going through. May God give you the strength during this hard time.

May the lord give you strength in this time of bereavement....J. Lomax

Ben was the most unique soul I´ve ever met. And I take pride in the fact that he was one of my best friends. A lot of my firsts I experienced in life were with him. The first time I ever drove a car he took me to the Saint Gregory parking and let me drive his Prius around. I was terrified and had a phobia of driving but he encouraged me and helped me get past that fear. The first time I ever did the Blazin challenge at Buffalo Wild Wings was with him. Those wings were so hot and I thought I...

From the moment I met Ben 6 years ago, we automatically clicked and became best friends. We shared the same artistic eye and tender spirit. We spent our free time sharing our favorite songs and movies, going on adventures (including late night trips to Taco Bell) and watching his favorite comedians. Despite me moving away to college and him to Greensboro, we forever kept in touch. His texts to me consisted of humorous memes, cool beers to try, beautiful places he visited, and handwritten...