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Amy Brown Obituary
Raleigh
Amy O. Brown, 36, passed away peacefully March 1, 2016 after an extended illness. Born in Syracuse, NY. Amy graduated from Fabius-Pompey High School and Nazareth College. She resided in Raleigh, NC with her husband Herman and son Andrew. Amy was employed by MedAssests as a product manager.
Amy volunteered her time for abused children, feeding the homeless and at various animal shelters.
Amy was active in Limestone Pony Club and various equestrian activities through her youth.
Amy is survived by Andrew her son, and Herman her husband. She is also survived by her mother, Lisa L. Williams; father, Stephen Spencer; brother, Christopher B Spencer, grandparents, Dr. Anthony and Olga LaTessa; aunts and uncles, Philip Joseph Louis Latessa, Andrea LaTessa Becker, Melissa Hunter, Gary Spencer, Eleanor Dunfee; and cousins. She was predeceased by her grandparents, Benjamin and Louise Spencer.
The family thanks the Doctors and staff of UNC and REX Health Care Of Raleigh, NC, Ella Rose and Kennedy Welch. The family also thanks the doctors and staff of Crouse Hospital of Syracuse, NY for their compassionate care.
Contributions may be made to the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund, ocrf.org. For a guest book, please visit:
www.scheppfamily.com
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Lisa
April 2, 2016
I just heard of Amy's passing. We were roommates together at Nazareth--I'd never met anyone with as many stories in my life! I can still see her standing on our dorm chair, talking on the phone. All my prayers, love and hugs to you all in this difficult time.
Ella & Kenny Welch
March 17, 2016
Our deepest condolences Amy will be missed so much. She was a dear friend and loving mother to her son Andrew.
Ella Rose & Kenny Welch ( Fayetteville, NC)
N Spivey
March 6, 2016
My deepest condolences to the beloved Amy Spencer Brown family. May you fine comfort, in knowing that by holding HIS hand each morning HE will give you comfort, strength and peace as HE revive your hearts that are now crushed. (Isaiah 33:2)
Joan and Gordon Armstrong
March 5, 2016
Lisa, Amy just found out this afternoon and told me so I was very upset to see that I missed calling hours. I can't begin to tell you how sorry Gordie and I are that your Amy has passed away. There is no greater sorrow. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
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