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Memories and Condolences
for Amy Robertson
Sarah Spanier
January 22, 2010
I just cannot believe it has been a year since we lost you, Mrs. Robertson. We miss you today just as much as we missed you those first few days. You were such a great person, and will live in our hearts always!
JASMINE GALAVIZ
January 10, 2010
MRS.ROBERTSON WE R ALL THINKING OF U AT THE SAME TIME WISH U WERE HERE!!!
JASMINE AND FAMILY GALAVIZ
January 10, 2010
WE STILL HAVE U IN MEMORY AND IN OUR HEARTS AND OUR LIBRARY NAME SO WE STILL MISS U WISH U WERE HERE!!!!
Louise-Renee Coy
December 24, 2009
merry christmas mrs.robertson me and my sister bella were thinking of you. i really miss you.
LOUISE-RENEE COY
November 27, 2009
THINKING OF YOU AND REMBERING THE GREAT MEMORIES WITH THE CLASS
July 19, 2009
Just thinking of you today and always. I still miss you. I want you to know that i did good at school and I will continue to do good again in the 4th grade and more because of what you taught me. I love you,
Louise-Renee Coy
Joe Louis Rodriguez
June 16, 2009
Hey Amy,
Just stopping by to say that you are being missed, today, and everyday. You are in my prayers everyday, love ya, and miss ya!
Joe Louis Rodriguez
June 5, 2009
YOU ARE BEING MISSED!
Diana Figueroa
May 18, 2009
On Thursday, May 21, 2009 the school is dedicating the Widen library in Amy's memory. The library will be renamed the "Amy Robertson Memorial Library".
Diana Figueroa
May 18, 2009
Amy,
On Saturday morning, May 16, 2009 a tree was planted in your memory at Widen Elementary school. Several of your 3rd grade students, parents and Widen staff met to plant the tree. The tree was donated by The Croys. The students helped dig the hole (Thank You Mr. Hershell and Mr. Croy for starting it!) Mrs. Pryor read a poem in your memory. The students made stepping stones to place around the tree. Shortly after leaving the tree planting ceremony, it started to rain. It was almost like you and God planned the rain to water your tree. When we see the tree, we will think of you and remember the impact you had on so many students and the impression you left on parents and your co-workers. We miss you and think of you often.
With loving thoughts and wishes to you and your family,
Elena's Mom & Widen PTA
(Photos of the event are posted.)
Three of three stepping stones made in Amy's memory.
May 18, 2009
Two of three stepping stones made in Amy's memory.
May 18, 2009
One of three stepping stones made in Amy's memory.
May 18, 2009
The tree is planted and moment of reflection.
May 18, 2009
Students digging the hole for the tree.
May 18, 2009
Some of Amy's 3rd grade students and Mrs. Croy
May 18, 2009
Sara Tays
May 3, 2009
Dear Family and Friends of Amy,
I had the immense honor of answering the Aggie Muster Roll Call for Amy at the Capitol City A&M Club Muster. This Muster was held in the chamber of the Texas House of Representatives. White roses wewere handed out in lieu of lighting candles. I am so sorry for your loss and look forward to meeting her one day in her heavenly home.
Softly call the Muster - Sara Tays '81
Morgan Spanier
April 22, 2009
i past my taks test. i miss you. i think of you all the time. i still see your face. we will always remember you. i know we will see you again one day in heaven. you are my angel
leslie palomo
April 15, 2009
we miss you
Joe Louis Rodriguez
April 1, 2009
Hey Amy just wanted to say that you are being missed today and everyday. I miss you very much, I know you are looking over all of us.
Sarah Spanier
March 26, 2009
You were the best teacher ever, you know your class did really well on the TAKS test, I know that you would be so proud. The day Morgan got her paper that said she passed, it was sprinkling, and she knew that it was you crying happy tears for your class! Oh I know you would be proud! We miss you so much still to this day!
victoria machado
March 6, 2009
hi i miss ms.robertson so much but i konw that god sent her to a better place now where her home is. :-{
Elena Figueroa
February 24, 2009
Mrs. Robertson,
You were a great teacher. Everyone misses you right now. You were always nice to everybody. I remember that you liked to play games in class and joke around. I'll always have our memories to remember you by. I was very lucky to have you as my teacher for two years. You'll always be in my heart. I miss you. Thank you Morgan for keeping Mrs. Robertson's guestbook open until next year.
Jackie Butler
February 20, 2009
Morgan,
How very sweet of you to keep the guest book open for Mrs. Robertson. I'm sure you must miss her very much. She was such a wonderful person and I know she loved her students. Thank you, Morgan, for honoring the memory of such a special teacher and person.
morgan spanier
February 19, 2009
i love mrs.robertson. that why i am keeping your book open all year. i miss you. your smile was so pretty in our class picture! i am keeping that picture forever! i love you!
Carla (Osbourn) Suehs
February 17, 2009
Hey Amy-
Jennifer finally found me and my new location on Valentine's Day. I was shocked ...I had just spoken with you during the Christmas break. I will never forget you or the times we spent together at A & M (especially Half-Price Books...my husband thanks you for that addiction!) I'm so thankful that you got to be one of my brides-maids when I got married back in 2002...your friendship meant the world to me, and always will! I'm so sorry that I didn't get to attend your visitation/services...I would have been there in a heartbeat had I known! Celebrating a life well lived by my wonderful friend...We will cherish the memories forever, and you will always be in my heart, thoughts, and prayers, along with all your family as they work through such a loss. I love you, Amy...Good-bye for now & God bless you all.
Joe Louis Rodriguez
February 12, 2009
You are still missed by many and we will never forget you. You will always have a place in my heart, God bless the family and friends who knew Amy.
Joe Rodriguez
Joe Louis Rodriguez
January 30, 2009
Hey Amy,
It's me again just stopping by and saying hi, and that I am missing you. It's really hard not seeing you around, I miss those day we ran into each other and said "HEY or Hi".
You will never be forgotten! I love you and miss you!
To the Staff & Students @ Widen: Live, Love, and Respect.... God bless all of you, Love ya'll
Mr. Rodriguez
angelica silvestre
January 29, 2009
hi miss.amy robertson i miss you a lot i wish i could see you one more time in my dreams at school
and every time i look up out
to the sky and i see your
face in the sky and i see your face above me but i cant do no more i have to go to sleep but i will see you in my draem..
John Gomez
January 29, 2009
Josh & Amy's Family,
I wanted to express our deepest condolences for your loss. My family and I were deeply saddened to hear about Amy. We're neighbors and the kind hellos and waives were ever present.
Josh, take care of yourself and keep Amy's love in your heart. If you ever need anything at all please don't ever hesitate, we're right next door at 9007.
John & Monica Gomez
Joe Louis Rodriguez
January 29, 2009
Hey Amy,
It's me once again just stopping by to say that I am missing you. I can remember seeng you in the copier room, and always wearing that big Red Coat! I went to your class today and the kids are doing good. Well it's almost Friday, I'll always remember you!
To the Staff and Students @ Widen, Keep the faith and stay strong. Live, Love, Respect... One another!
Love,
Mr. Rodriguez
Lindsey Everette (Solis)
January 28, 2009
Dear Friends,
Thank you all so much for your kind words. While my family is deeply saddened by the loss of such a precious sister/daughter/aunt, it lightens our hearts to know how much she was loved. We are ever greatful for the time the Father has given us with her and we pray that you all will help us to keep her memory alive.
Thank you again for all of your prayer, it is much needed and much appreciated.
angelica silvestre
January 28, 2009
To Mrs.AmyRobertson&Family
I just wanted to let yall know that i
miss you alot being in school is not the same without you. You are in my prayers and God is with you where ever you go. May god bless you and your family.
Richard Thomas
January 28, 2009
Josh/Amy's Family,
I'm really sorry for your loss. Amy was a really beautiful person who did so much with her life. We can only imagine your pain and grief at this time. With her good works during her life, she has to be near to the right hand of God.
Richard and Karen Thomas
Bob & Karen Glina
January 28, 2009
Dear Josh,
We are so sorry about your loss. Amy was a lovely lady and we shall miss her.
Louise-Renee COY
January 28, 2009
Hi, Mrs. Robertson , it is me Weezee, i just want to say that i really miss you alot in school this week. we made a memory corner for you at school to remember you always. I HOPE YOU LIKE IT. It is so hard to be in class without you but we are all trying to do our best so you can be proud of us. I love you,
Louise-Renee Coy
Joe Louis Rodriguez
January 28, 2009
Hey Amy,
It's me again just wanted to stop by and say hi, and that I was thinking about you. I think about you all the time, I feel like this is the only way that we can communicate/ prayer to. I know your looking down on all of us and keeping us safe, your in my prayers and in my thoughts. You might be gone, but never forgotten, I really miss you Amy.
To the Staff and Students @ Widen, stay strong and be safe. I love ya'll! God Bless each and everyone of ya'll
Love,
Mr. Rodriguez
Katherine Mundy
January 27, 2009
To All of Amy's Family:
Amy was a fellow vendor at City Wide Garage Sale in Austin. We bought from each other and always made a point to chat. I see there were many sides to Amy that I never knew. The Amy I knew always smiled, laughed, and had a great attitude. The void left by her passing will be felt by many, in many different ways. I will miss her whenever I pass HER booth location.
Please know that my condolences and heartfelt prayers are with you all. May God give you the strength to remember the wonderful time he shared Amy with us all.
Reba white
January 27, 2009
Amy, I have loved you as my niece
since you were a baby, and I feel the same about Lindsey an her son!
You will be missed by many and I will keep a place for you in my heart! My heart goes out to all of your family.
Jodie Kerper
January 27, 2009
I taught with Amy for a year and a half at Widen. It is hard to believe that the sweet lovely energetic woman I have grown to know isn't comming back to us. In my mind's eye I can still see her, wearing her red coat waiting for her turn with the copier. I am keeping her husband and family in my thoughts and prayers.
KAYLEE cordova
January 27, 2009
DEAR MISS ROBERTSON"S FAMILY i JUST WANTED TO TELL YOU THAT WHEN SHE DIED I CRIED SO BAD THAT FOUR TEACHERS HAD TO CHEER ME UP EVAN BOYS WERE CRYING BUT IN THE INSIDE I STILL FEEL LIKE CRYING!!!!!!!!!
Joe Louis Rodriguez
January 27, 2009
Hello Amy,
It's me again just wanted to stop by and say that im thinking of you. Just stopped by your class the kids are all on track, I made sure!! I miss you and always will remember you.
To the family my thoughts and prayers go out to you, to the kids as well stay strong and god bless all of you. Love you kids! Staff 2!
Love, Mr. Rodriguez
Maria & Jon Guerrero
January 27, 2009
Mrs. Robertson was my son Jon's 2nd and 3rd grade teaher. Friday morning when I got the call my heart sank to the floor. I knew my son would be heartbroken and as badly as I wanted to be there to comfort him I was stuck at work. My mother later called me and I spoke with my son and no words came out just tears of a boy who never thought in a million years his teacher he'd admire pass away. Mrs. Robertson was a great and loving teacher who will be missed by the entire school. I remember one day I got a phone call from the school (I have the # programmed in my phone) so I assumed he had gotten into trouble (she'd call me when he did). Mrs. Roberston would say "hi is this Jon's mom" and to my suprise she said "I just want to tell you Jon's having an awesome day today" and I told that made my day. My son asks "why mom" and I tell him God was missing an angel.
Pat Brown
January 27, 2009
The few times I was a vendor at the City Wide Garage Sale, Amy was my best customer. She was such an exhuberant, delightful young woman that I visited with her and bought small treasures from her artfully arranged booth at every subsequent sale. I'm an older woman, but Amy didn't recognize age barriers among her friends, and always seemed to be happy to see me. That was who she was.
I was heartbroken to see an obituary for her in Sunday's paper. When we visited at the last sale, she was excited about the application she had submitted for a different teaching position, and the future dream of parenting. How tragic that such a beautiful young life is ended. My heartfelt sympathies to all who loved her dearly. I know I'll always feel a sadness when I pass the back wall in the Palmer where she had her booth.
Kara Seboldt
January 27, 2009
I will surely miss Amy's big smile and winning attitude. By winning I mean literally...some of you may not know that she was a very shrewd cardshark! I will miss playing poker and Hotels with Amy, and also talking about antiques and thrifting. She was so beautiful, smart, and sincere. My dear Josh, I know your heart is so broken. Please let Caleb and I know if we can do anything at all for you...we hope to see you very soon. Much love, Kara
Angie Whitney
January 26, 2009
Amy was a fellow dealer at the Citywide Garage Sale, and I am deeply saddened to hear of her passing. I will miss her company and conversation during those citywide weekends! We were all fortunate for having know Amy, clearly she made a difference in the lives of all who knew her. My thoughts and prayers are with her husband Josh and her family at this difficult time.
kaylee cordova
January 26, 2009
dear,miss robertson family
I'm one of her students from last year i just want to say she was a great teacher very nice by helping me in reading and i remember that she loved butterfly's so every time i see a butterfly i will be think of her and how much i will miss her!!!!!!
Alexa Ybarra
January 26, 2009
I knew Mrs .Robertson and she was a great teacher for all these years .She was my brother and sisters teacher,I got to meet her at one of my brothers conference and from that day on she always would remember my name and always talk to me.And when I got sad she will always cheer me up and talk to me. But even though I was not in her class I still knew her .I will miss her alot.
Jackie Butler
January 26, 2009
Amy was such a beautiful person. We love her dearly and are blessed to have had her be such a very special part of our family. We will miss her so very much. Josh, what you said at the service was beautiful. Thank you for sharing your heart with us. You and all of Amy's family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Alberto Ybarra Jr.
January 26, 2009
Mrs.Robertson was my 2nd grade teacher and I remember she would give bucks and bring her store to reward us in the spelling bee .She knew I was going to win she told my mom. We made yearbooks at the end of the year and I will enjoy it for many years.Thank you Mrs. Robertson for teaching me to be the best I can be.I will miss you very much.
Joe Louis Rodriguez
January 26, 2009
I had the pleasure working with Amy, she was a great person. I got to know her as a Teacher and as a good friend, I will miss your bright smile and you always saying " Hey Babe" I love you and miss you Amy.
To all my Kids at Widen, stay strong for Mrs. Robertson. God Bless all who read this. Love Mr.Rodriguez
Angela Ybarra
January 26, 2009
Mrs. Robertson was my 4th grade teacher, I remember the days when she would get so excited about reading Shel Silverstein to my class. She was very caring for her students, and made sure they would work to there fullest potential. She helped me learn the basics of writing compositions and encouraged me to always do my best, she believed in me, and nothing felt better than that. In 4th grade i knew her as Ms. Solis, I remember on Valentines' Day of that year [2002], she was very excited and was spreading love all around Widen Elementary, it was before we were getting dismissed for lunch when her husband, Josh walked in and handed her roses, KFC, and chocolates. That day you could tell she was just glowing with happiness. I can remember it, like it was yesterday. She was loved by everyone who knew her, and she loved the people she knew just as much. Towards the last week of my 4th grade year before summer break, she announced to us that she was getting married in July, I was so happy for her. We all were. My thoughts and prayers are with her family&friends.She was a beautiful, caring, wonderful person, the kind of person that when she walked into the room, nobody would be in a bad mood. She hyped everyone up and was always happy and spreading smiles. I will miss you a whole lot Ms. Robertson.(:
Cassie Custer Vanderford
January 26, 2009
My heart goes out to the entire family. Amy was one of my best friends growing up. We played everyday, rode bikes, built forts, caught crawfish in the ditches of Dickinson... We had so much fun together. She was so smart and inspiring. I will always remember her smile!! With deepest sympathy- Cassie Custer Vanderford
Brian Mills
January 26, 2009
I did not know Amy as well as others, but in the short time my wife and I had to spend with her, we knew that she was very caring, very understanding, and very special. We knew Josh through my time at Texas and he is a great man. Amy was a perfect person for him and I am so sorry for him. In seeing them together, it was seeing Josh in a new light. Being married and having this happen to the person who means the most in your life is a terrible thing and I hope Josh finds the strength to endure this time. Amy was amazing and after reading through some of the entries, it is a great life she lived. Her ability to touch people through her life. Jennifer and I send our condolences to Amy's family, to Josh and his family, and to everyone she touched. Josh, I hope that you will accept our most sincere sympathy and condolence. I truly hope that your memories of the happier moments will help ease your pain.
Virginia S Coy
January 26, 2009
Amy, (Mrs.Robertson) was my 3rd grader Louise-Renee's teacher. My daughter really loved her and she also felt the love of her teacher. Louise-Renee would always tell me something about her teacher that she shared with, or something that Mrs.Robertson told her about. It really broke my heart when i heard of her passing. She was a wonderful teacher to her kids. I am glad that i had the pleasure of knowing her and I was very happy with her teaching my daughter for these 2 years. She will always be remembered. My thoughts and prayers go out to Joshua and the rest of Amy's family.
Virginia and "Weezee" Coy
Josh Butler
January 26, 2009
What a very special person Amy was. I always admired her for keeping her upbeat attitude through all life could throw at her. She never had an excuse or complaint for anything. I have and will continue to learn how to be a better person from her. She will be missed dearly.
Stephanie Mancias
January 26, 2009
School was different today. I missed the Monday morning rush in the copy room and your voice saying, "Mancias, how many in your class...here's the spelling list." Even though we only worked together for about 6 months, I felt like it had been longer. Thanks for the smiles, laughs and encouragement. You will be missed greatly. My prayers are with the family.
Parrish Hirasaki Walsh
January 26, 2009
Amy was one of my best friends growing up. I have such fond memories of her. I miss her, dearly.
I'm sad that she is gone from this world, but I am happy to hear about all of the lives that she touched and all of the children that she helped. She is an inspiration.
To her family, I love you and I send you strength. I would love to reconnect with you and am attaching my email. I've been looking for you. To her husband, thank you for all of the love and care that you gave to Amy. My heart goes out to you, and please know that I'm here for you, too.
Grace Ybarra & Family
January 26, 2009
Please accept our deepest sympathies in this difficult time. Amy was a teacher to 3 of my 4 children at Widen Elementary. She was a wonderful, caring teacher and we will miss her greatly. She was a dedicated teacher and made sure her students got the tutoring they needed to pass TAKS testing. Amy helped my son get over his shyness when she chose hime to be in the 2nd grade spelling bee, she had confidence in him and told him he would be okay in front of the audience. He went on to win the spelling bee and she was so proud of him. Amy was a caring, happy person. Our prayers are with her husband Josh and her family.
Sharon Smith
January 26, 2009
I set up near Amy at the City Wide Garage Sale and I will miss her so very much! She had become a good friend and someone I visited with often during those weekends. My thoughts and prayers go out to her husband and family. Know that she was loved by us all!
Diana Figueroa & Family
January 26, 2009
My family was blessed with knowing Mrs. Robertson for the past two years. She was my daughter, Elena's teacher since 2nd grade. Though she was taken from us prematurely she left us with many wonderful memories and given my daughter a love for reading. We will forever remember her and keep her in our thoughts and prayers. We especially pray for her husband and family during this time of sorrow. Amy was a beautiful person and has left many children at Widen Elementary with saddened hearts. We will honor her the best way we can, by encouraging our children to do their best in school. She would have wanted that.
Cliff Owens
January 26, 2009
The most positive and upbeat person I've ever met. Had an uncanny ability to make you feel as if you were her best friend in the world. It would take many folks two lifetimes to leave as much of an impression on those around them as Amy has.
Sandi Crinkelmeyer
January 26, 2009
My husband, Ollie, and I were dealers with Amy at the Austin City Wide Garage Sale. We will sincerely miss her beautiful smile and her energetic, positive energy! God bless her husband and her family and give you strength. Sandi Crinkelmeyer
Ed & Lou Ann Rouse
January 26, 2009
We live across the street from Both, Josh & Amy. Amy was a wonderful neighbor. She was such a joy to talk with, especially, when it came to her love for antiques. If she didn't have time to chat she'd always give us that beautiful smile & wave. She will be sorely missed on Jesse James Drive!!
To Josh & her family, you are in our thoughts & prayers during this most difficult times!
Delialah Benitez
January 26, 2009
You were my daughters 2nd and 3rd grade teacher (the best teacher) and she will miss you. As the days go by she finds it harder and harder. You inspired my daughter so much and because of you she was able to succeed so much. She has promised to pass her TASKS so she can make you proud and will take all you taught her with her. She has found a special place in her heart for you that way you will always be with her no matter what. She knows you will always be with her.
Oliver Crinkelmeyer
January 26, 2009
We met Amy at the City Wide Garage Sales. We always thought she was wonderful, and enjoyed dealing with her. The world has lost one of its treasures.
Melodie Claussen
January 26, 2009
I remember Amy as a teenager spending time with my daugther Brandi in our home town, they were very close friends. She always had such a beautiful smile on her face. Amy I always felt you were someone special. The Lord took you home early, may you be happy in Heaven dear girl. Love Mrs. Claussen
Joy Benoit
January 25, 2009
Amy was such a beautiful person inside and out.I worked with her at The Reef a few years ago,and Amy was such a joy to be around.She will be greatly missed.My prayers go out to her family.
Samirah Cunningham
January 25, 2009
I will miss you Mrs. Robertson. I was in your 3rd grade class at Widen Elementary. All of the kids in our class will miss you.
Pam Luttig
January 25, 2009
Please accept my very deepest sympathy, words cannot express it. I have enjoyed Amy's company and help at City Wide and Round Top. Seven mo. old Alexandria loved her. (Alexandria's favorite game is still "motor boat")
I will miss her so much; I did want to let you know that tears were flowing at the Burnet Rd. market today. We're so, so sorry.
Keysha Spanier
January 25, 2009
because of you i passed my math taks test! i wish u were here to see my sister and i grow up love keysha.
Morgan Spanier
January 25, 2009
Mrs. Robertson, you were a loving good teacher. I am going to pass my taks to make you proud. You did good things to help us learn. Thank you for everything. I will miss you a lot. You are the best ever. I love you
Amber Buonodono
January 25, 2009
My family and I knew Amy from City Wide Garage Sale. My seven month old daughter, Alexandria, adored her. She played with Amy for the last time on the weekend of January 10. Several people thought that Amy was Alexandria's mother! We will all miss her dearly. We send our best wishes to her family.
~Amber, Tony, and Alexandria Buonodono
Lisa Cervantes
January 25, 2009
I WAS A PARENT FROM WIDEN ELEM. WERE SHE TAUGHT , WE WILL MISS HER SHE WAS A GREAT TEACHER.
rebecca lopez
January 25, 2009
Mrs. Robertson you were the best teacher i ever hade for 2nd grade and for 3rd grade. The class will miss you. You were a good teacher and a good friend.
Sarah Spanier
January 25, 2009
I am so sad about Mrs. Robertson. She was my daughter Morgans 2nd and 3rd grade teacher. She was so good with those kids! I never experienced a teacher quite like her in all the years my kids have been in school. She even helped my oldest get to middle school when she was struggling with math on the TAKS test. She was the one who spent long hours with these kids making a difference in the world. In the short time she was here, she made a HUGE impact. My condolences go to Josh and all of her family.
Veronica Lopez
January 25, 2009
Thank you Mrs. Robertson for being such a wonderful teacher to Rebecca! You touched our hearts and lives. You will be in our hearts always!
audrianna sigala
January 25, 2009
WE LOVE YOU AND WE WELL MISS YOU VERY MUCH AT WIDEN ELEMANTARY
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