Mae Azalea Amato

Mae was a wonderful courageous woman loved by many

Michael, Madalyn and Rich...I don't need to tell you how amazing your mom/wife was to everyone. She always had such a positive spirit and truly led a life that was one of kindness and love. My last phone conversation with Mae ended with a giggle as I called her "my Southern Mama" (as she looked after/fed/ and made sure my son was okay while taking a respite from the Appalachian trail). Her final words to me was to tell Garrett his southern mama would be checking in on him. I know Mae will...

Deepest sympathies and condolences to the entire family.

Our sincerest condolences ❤

Rick and family,
We are thinking of you and you are in our thoughts and prayers.

Annie (Mae) was more than a shipmate and friend, she was family. I still remember the first time I met her. Her smile beaming from ear to ear, and her hair so wild and curly ~ I told her she reminded me of little orphan Annie and she has been "my Annie" from that day forward. Her smile, laughter, and energy were infectious and her ability to turn a negative into a positive never ceased to amaze me. In true fashion, she gave this cancer a good fight, and on more than one occasion I really...

Mae was a miracle, an inspiration, and an example to so many. She fought an extended battle in order for her to meet Jesus. May God bless all of her family in this time of grieving.