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Amanda Kaye Ferguson (Heath), age 44, entered the gates of Heaven on April 4, 2025, in Alcoa, Tennessee. Born on May 6, 1980, in Knoxville Tennessee, Amanda was a beloved daughter, sister, mother, and friend to many. She is preceded in death by her father Buddy Douglas, mother Judy Heath (Roderick) and brother David Heath. Throughout her life, she carried with her a deep sense of love and devotion to her family. Amanda’s proudest accomplishment was being a mother to her two children: her son, Lane Ferguson, and her daughter, Caroline Ferguson. Her love for them was unwavering and formed the foundation of her life’s purpose. She also shared a special bond with her loyal dog, Rawlings Reese, who brought her comfort and companionship. Amanda was a 1998 Powell High school graduate where she then pursued her career in the medical field. Amanda received certifications in EMT Training and Radiography from Roane State Community College. Amanda was a very active member of the Alcoa Community where she never missed a football or soccer game. Amanda has never met a stranger and if you knew Amanda, you loved her. She will be remembered by those who knew her for the strength and care she brought to every role she held in life. Though gone too soon, Amanda leaves behind a legacy rooted in love and family. May her memory bring comfort to those who knew and loved her. Visitation for receiving of friends & family will be Sunday April 13, 2025 1pm - 3pm, with services to follow at 3pm, Smith’s Funeral & Cremation Service of Maryville, TN. In lieu of flowers, please donate to the family to help fulfill Amanda’s last wishes. Monetary donations may be made through a Go Fund Me established for the family. https://gofund.me/9f4d5b50
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