Birth date: Dec 23, 1966 Death date: Oct 7, 2020
Ammy L. Stahl, age 53, passed away on Wednesday, October 7, 2020 at Mercy Hospital. She was born on December 23, 1966 to Adelia (Dallas) Martz and Marvin (Deb) Jones in Muskegon. Ammy worked for Bennett Pump and enjoyed her family Read Obituary
I cannot put into words what Ammy meant to me and Bennett Pump. She took on the job with such exuberance and passion. On top of that, she was just a great person. I will miss her smile and witty personality. Burnie, Mykell and Quinntin I cannot imgine what you are going through right now, Just remember that your extended family here at Bennett Pump are here for you. Ammy your boy's on the Atlantic Line will miss you terribly and will honor the legacy that you have left. I will miss you too.
Ammy was a very fun loving person who was so full of life. Lots of hugs and prayers to her family
I remember the early morning I met Ammy (weed hopper) I was in the hospital just gave birth to my son 14 hours earlier when she came in from just having Derrick. She kept hollering "I want a cigarette, I want a cigarette!" Her mom kept saying Ammy be quite there's a girl sleeping. We became instant friends and our sons were too. Love her like a sister. Her family became my family. I will miss her and her fun laughter so much.
Am my, you will be so missed by all of us! We love you! You were a big part of holding our families together with Family Reunions! Your so darn cute and love how you dressed for work making everyone happy! I have my beautiful Honest from you! You know.Am my, she still doesn't bark either, she can but just content enough she doesn't. Please give our love to everyone in heaven. I can just imagine all the Aunts and Uncles, grandparent there to meet you at the pearly gates! I will see you in time my beautiful cousin! Ella Rae
Had the pleasure of working with Amy. She would always share a smile when in passing. Ammy was a great gal and co worker. Rest in peace. Thoughts and prayers to Burnie and family.
-Terry Jett
Thank you, Ammy, for always being a loving and caring sister-in-love in our family. I will forever miss your big personality, sweet smile, and the festival of life that you shared with everyone in your midst. You are definitely one-of-a-kind and uniquely designed for Burnie and the kids and grandkids and all other family members and your innumerable friends! You did life well and your life and love legacy shall live for many generations 💕
Love and Blessings Cyndi
