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She was born March 19, 1982 in Springfield, Missouri the daughter of Rick and Kathy (Dunavant) Jester. She was united in marriage on April 1, 2006 in Springfield to Craig Alan Langston.
Amy was a 2000 graduate of Kickapoo High School following graduation she attended the Missouri School of Cosmetology and immediately started her career in hairdressing. She was currently the owner of Salon 104 in Springfield. She enjoyed crafting and crocheting, and loved making many gifts for her family and friends. This was Amy's love language. She was an avid KC Chiefs and St. Louis Cardinals fan. She was dedicated to her family and friends and will be greatly missed.
She is survived by her husband Craig, her two sons, Cooper and Charlie; her parents, Rick and Kathy Jester; two brothers, Andy Jester and his wife Lauren, and Daniel Jester and his wife Elysha; nieces and nephews, Carter, Camden, Collin, Anniston, Maverick, Delilah, and Sophie; her in-laws, Rollie and Patti Langston; a brother-in-law, Bryan Langston and his wife Kathy; and many other relatives and friends.
A visitation will be held from 11:00 am - 12:00 pm, Saturday, August 10, 2024 with a memorial service following at 12:00 pm at J.D. Lee and Sons Funeral Home, Rogersville.
The family request memorial donations to a fund set up for her boys at https://gofund.me/40cd6d3f or at Venmo @craiglangston311 or the Shriners Hospitals for Children, 601 St. Louis St, Springfield, MO 65806.
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Tara Adrian
September 23, 2024
Amy made us all t-shirts one year for Christmas. What a joy it was to know her.
R &T Reynolds
August 12, 2024
We did not know Amy but we do know Craig thru my husband's work. We are heart broken for you all and will be praying for everyone. We are so sorry for your loss.
T & R Reynolds
Marilyn Beatty
August 10, 2024
Amy spent a lot of time at our house with all the rest of my "kids". I called all of them that back in their senior year of high school and later too. I loved having them all there. They always had a good time and made each other laugh a lot. I didn´t get to see her much after we moved from Springfield but we kept in touch on Facebook. I know her boys were her life. She will be missed dearly. Rest in peace dear Amy. Marilyn and John Beatty
Matt Madura and Angie Bradley
August 8, 2024
Amy was our office neighbor. She'd would often stop in to visit or bring us some sort of plant she was working on. She was a pleasure to be around we really enjoyed our slow day conversations. Amy, we'll miss you.
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