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BORN
1983
DIED
2025
Amanda Stemmerich Obituary
Born June 23, 1983 at Clarion Hospital, she was the daughter of Dianne Priester (Joseph Priester) and the late Robert Ashbaugh.
Survivors include her siblings, Robert "Bobby" Ashbaugh (Amanda) and their children, Mariah, Madison, Zane, Trent and Aleah, Shane Davis (Nichole) and their children, Autumn, Tanner, Conner, Margaret and Emberly and Peter James Davis; and a step-sister, Melissa Goodman.
Her children, Cameron and Audrina Stemmerich, were always carried in her heart.
One fine day, it will be your turn, you will leave homes, cities and states. You will leave friends, family, lovers and possibilities for a chance to roam the world and make deeper connections. You will defy your fear of change, hold your head high and do what you thought was unthinkable; walk away. And it will be scary, at first. But what I hope you'll find in the end is that I'm leaving, you don't just find love, adventure or freedom. More then anything you find you!
She was loved and she is now free! Fly high beautiful soul!
Memorial service to be announced at a later date.
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Memories and Condolences
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6 Entries
Peter James davis
April 27, 2025
Miss you so much sis I can't believe your gone fly high
Jennifer
April 26, 2025
So sorry for your loss. We will always remember you.
Linda
April 24, 2025
Sorry for your loss. Such a young age to have to say goodbye.
Debra Ashbaugh
April 23, 2025
Fly high our Daytona Gypsy woman. You lived your life free and wild and you was brave and strong you got your wings to the pearly gate shine bright baby girl love you Aunt Debi
Nancy Ashbaugh
April 23, 2025
Dear Amanda, you will be missed! My condolences to our family. Now, Bob and you can look down and watch over us all.
Jessica Ashbaugh
April 23, 2025
Always thinking of you cuzzo!
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