Amy Jo Sutton

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Amy Sutton Obituary

Sutton (Keller) Amy Jo Sutton, 58, April 6, 2014 at Kobacker House. She was born May 15, 1955 to Donald and Winifred Keller. Graduate of Grandview Heights High School (1973) and The Ohio State University. She was a former officer with The Upper Arlington Police Department where she met and married the love of her life, Paul Sutton. She continued her career working with the Upper Arlington Library. Member of First Community Church. There were no strangers in Amy's life. Everyone felt loved and accepted by her beautiful smile and her joyful spirit. Preceded in death by her father Donald L. Keller. She will be dearly missed by beloved husband, Paul Sutton; mother, Winifred Keller; step-son, Joseph (Erin) Sutton; step-daughter, Jill Sutton Aebker; brothers, Kim (Virginia) Keller, Chris (Julie) Keller, David (Robyn) Keller, Steven (Linda) Keller; sister, Annette (Jerry) Guy. One of her greatest joys was being "Nana" to grandchildren, Frances, Anne Marie and Garrett. Many nieces and nephews will cherish her memory. She was blessed by loyal friends and one very special canine companion, Sammy. A Memorial Service will be held 3 p.m. Monday at First Community Church, 1320 Cambridge Blvd. Rev. Deborah Lindsay officiating. The family will receive friends following the service. Friends may, if they wish, contribute to the Cancer Support Community Central Ohio (www.cancersupportohio.org), 1200 Old Henderson Rd., Columbus, OH 43220. Online condolences may be made at www.deyodavis.com.

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Published by The Columbus Dispatch from Apr. 8 to Apr. 13, 2014.

Memories and Condolences
for Amy Sutton

12 Entries

Pam Cole

April 16, 2014

Amy was a delight to work with at the UAPL. I will miss her smile, enthusiasm and joie de vivre. She will be missed. I am so sorry for your loss.

Laura Blue

April 15, 2014

I met Amy as one of her DARE role models. She provided me with a wonderful opportunity to practice public speaking in the the UA schools, which had quite an impact on my life path. I became a school teacher. And I married the person who became the community relations officer after her service. It makes me smile to know that even before I met my husband he had flipped past my name in Amy's old rolladex. Years later, Amy and I met at Irish dancing lessons that both her beloved granddaughter and my daughter were enrolled in. How I loved sitting with her and chatting. I can hear her voice and see her smile. I will miss her.

April 14, 2014

In this time of sorrow. You have our heartfelt sympathy.

John and Jennesse Dibert

April 9, 2014

I am so very sorry to hear about Amy. She always had such a big smile, a great laugh! and a wonderfully bubbly personality in good ole' Grandview HS days. So sad to lose another classmate from the GREAT class of '73.
Nancy Pickett Buckingham

Barbara Hughes

April 9, 2014

I'm so sorry for Paul and the entire Keller family. Amy was such a sweet woman and will be missed by everyone, even those who only saw her once in a while like me. My prayers are with you all, may God give you peace in this time.

James Backenstoe

April 9, 2014

Sorry for your loss of Amy thoughts and prayers.

April 9, 2014

Amy was an inspiration to all of us at Cancer Support Community Central Ohio. She truly made a difference in the lives of other survivors, caregivers and loved ones. May all of you be blessed with peace and loving memories.
Valerie Wigton
Cancer Support Community

Kate Kallmes

April 9, 2014

I adored Amy from the moment I met her. She was always smiling and made everyone feel loved. We will all miss her. I am truly sorry that she has passed.

Lenore Mastracci

April 9, 2014

We have lost a truly wonderful person - I, too, worked with Amy and she was a delight. She fought a long battle, and was an example for all who struggle. She will be missed.

Alix Morenus

April 9, 2014

To Paul and all the Kellers: I was able to sit with Amy last Saturday night and just hold her hand. I feel privileged to have had that time with her. Not to mention the 24 yrs she was my sister-in-law. I count myself blessed for having those God given opportunities. I am so sorry for your loss.

Kate Albers

April 8, 2014

It is with a very heavy heart that I send loving condolences to Amy's family and other friends. I worked with her at UAPL and she was a shining light at the library for children and adults alike. I feel blessed to have gotten to work with her and to call her my friend.

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