Amy Laurie Steinfeld

We will miss our friend and neighbor. It is with a smile that we recall our morning exercise classes, our Florida adventures, and just a luncheon and movie. We know Amy thrives in her new journey!
Carol, Elaine, and Mary
Photo taken October 18, 2014 Bok Tower Lake Wales FL

We are deeply saddened to hear of Amy's passing. Amy and Joel were always such good neighbors, always offering their help.
Amy will be missed and we pray for Comfort for Joel and Family.
Jack and Joyce Doblosky

For years we all watched as Amy bravely fought her illness with dignity and grace, Joel, always at her side, devoted himself daily to her care. They both suffered but persevered as exemplary role models of the love and support couples experience in a marriage spanning over half a century. We will miss Amy very much.

Amy battled her illnesses with grace, courage and great dignity. We might see her walking gingerly in the neighborhood, head up and looking forward with determination to complete her chosen route. You can rest now, Amy, you´ve earned it. We will miss you, but you´ve completed your route. Our hearts go out to Joel and their family for their loss.
Lanny and Ellen Glass

The values and moral strength that Joel and Amy brought to our neighborhood helped create a home of caring friends that seems rare in today's world. Thank you for touching our lives. We pray for God's blessings for Amy, Joel and their family.

Brad & Kathy

Cousin Amy and I kind of lost touch the last few years. She was my first cousin and we spent a lot of time together growing up. She was a lovely person. Though she lived in New Jersey and I live in Pennsylvania, we would often meet halfway for lunch and share stories. Everyone in the family will surely miss her.