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Don McCleve
August 29, 2007
Sad
to read of the death of our talented, vivacious neighbor and friend
during my boyhood in Holbrook. The Roy Gibbons family enriched Holbrook
and everywhere else they settled. Amy was charming, vivacious, talented
and the envy of all her schoolmates. She will be greatly missed.
Norma Tucker
August 26, 2007
To Amy's Family,
Our deepest sympathy and prayers go out to you at this very difficult time. Amy and our father, Bill Kelley (whom we lost in 1986) were dear friends for many years. They enjoyed many happy times together with their mutual love of music. Again, our deepest sympathy.
The family of Bill Kelley
Tricia Reynolds
August 24, 2007
In memory of my dear Aunt Amy...the last time I saw her was on a three hour drive to my grandpa's funeral in northern Az. She and Hal were so kind as to pick me up from the airport. We had such a nice visit. My memories are so fond of visiting her as a child. I would leave with aching cheeks and tummy from laughing so hard. The food was always so delicious; what a fantastic cook! I loved her laugh and her smile more than anything. She was always kind, fun, and so talented.
My deepest condolensces to Hal and thank you so very much for showing us such unselfish care and love for Aunt Amy. To my cousins, Rob, Marianne, and Kurt, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your families. My apologies for being unable to attend the memorial services. I wish I could come and pay my respects in person. I send my love, sympathy and care to you all.
Sincerely,
Tricia Gibbons Reynolds
(daughter of Lee and Donna Gibbons)
Janet Etzel
August 24, 2007
Though I didn't know Amy personally
I came to know she was an amazing individual with many talents. What most impressed me was the loving devotion given to her by her spouse Hal, this attested to the kind of person she was.
Donna Gibbons
August 24, 2007
To Amy's Family,
I want to express my love to each of you in the passing of Amy. I have so many cherished memories of all of you. I know how much she loved her family and how proud she was of her children and grandchildren.
She kept us all laughing, didn't she and we have all missed that since she became ill. I last saw her over a year ago when your uncle Lee, Bev, Doug and I had dinner with her and Hal. I will treasure that memory and short time with her.
Please know of my love and concern for each of you. Life forces turns in our lives that we never expected and I am sad that I have less contact with your family and I miss that.
Amy won't be a stranger in Heaven with all the relatives who surely greeted her there including our two sons, Mike and Rich.
Please know of my, and your Uncle Lee's, love and support in this time of loss.
Donna Gibbons
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