Teresa Lynn Amos

I served with Teresa in the Missouri Army National Guard for several years. I met her in 1990's while I was a medic and she served as a medic and then behavioral health NCO in what used to be Co F 735th Main Support Battalion in Sprinfield, MO. Teresa was a very spirited and fun-loving person who will be greatly missed. My heart goes out to the family during this difficult time.

Words escape me. She was much to young... I never heard a cross word about her. She was a can do soldier and I will miss her.

My thoughts and prayers are with you all that are grieving the loss of Teresa. Death leaves a heartache no one can heal but love leaves a memory no one can steal. She will be remembered.

Teresa was a dedicated soldier and a commited member of the Guard community. She was always there when there was a job to be done and she did it well. Her many contributions to so many people will be missed everyday.

With prayers and sympathies,

Peggy Quigg (MONG ret)

Cody, Larry and Zach,
Teresa was my hero. She was always there to help my mom out and watch me and make sure I had fun, learn something cool and was nice and dirty when mom picked me up. She was one of mom's best friends and when mom really needed her friends (when things went really bad at home)she was there to guide us along, offer her love, friendship and support. Cody Thank you for all the times you watched and played with me too. The world is a darker place without her light and...

I have known Teresa for almost 10 years now. She was such a beautiful person. Cody, when you were younger, your mom asked me to watch you a couple summers and we went out to find fun stuff to do as much as we could (because your mom asked me to do that for you). To her family, I am so sorry for your loss and you have my deepest sympathies. All of you are in my prayers.

Cody, Larry, and family:
I am here for you if you ever need anything. Teresa was the most warm-hearted and caring person I have ever met. I loved her like a sister -- she was the BEST! It's true -- she accepted a person just the way they were. Love, Kim (St. Michael's Parish)

Amos Familly,

I am deeply sadden by the news of her passing. She was really an wonderful woman. She was always kind, understanding, thoughtful and especially a great friend who would try to find the best in everyone. She will be greatly missed. I was deployed with her in 2005 and was grateful to have met her. She would always talk very highly of her family especially her boys. Very proud to see one of them follow in her footsteps and join us in the Army.

You will...

Cody
My depest sympathy goes out to you and your family in the loss of Teresa. you all are in my prayers. it will be a rough road ahead but everyone will be praying to help you get through this rough time.your mother was a awsome woman. she accepted everyone for who they were. she did not judge people. she helped us all to be free by working in the army. everyone will miss her dearly. i am here anytime you need to talk or anytime you need a friend to hangout with. i want you to know that...