My thoughts and prayers are with the family and close friends. In times like these there is nothing anyone can say that will make it all better or bring Amy back. Amy was a remarkable, witty and safistacated lady with a great sense of humor. I often think of a company outting in Travers City on the golf course it was my first time golfing, I had no clue as to how the game was played, I followed Amy's lead. I did more chasing and hunting for lost balls and getting yeld at for not moving fast enough from other players I was moving to slow in hitting the ball. Amy was having a great time laughing and teasing me about how I was playing the game.She was having a great day on the course enjoying her game. It was one of those days that anything could happened, I nearly missed hitting the director of the college in the head. Dennis the director of the College and I lost balls in the pond,the woods and where ever else a ball could get lost while golfing. We didn't care we were having fun watching Amy as she flotted across the green. I will never forget what we witnessed that warm afternoon on the green that day. Amy hit a hole in one. She hit the ball it went sailing in the air and dropped directly in the hole. She, herself could not believe her eyes. I can't used the descriptive language she used, however it was loud and funny. I had no clue what a hole in one was, what I did learn that day,was, hitting a hole in one was a rare occasion for her because she said it will never happen again in her life time. Dennis and I had lost all of our golf balls. Amy had a great game and a great time had a great game. In restaurants she would often smell her food before eating it. When I get to haven I'm going to ask her why did she smell everything before she ate it. What a bleeing she were to those who knew her, even for a short while. I know in the 48 years she was with us here on earth, she touchd many lives. I know because she touched mine. It is not how long one lives that will be remembered, but how one lived that will be remembered. Her body is gone but her soul will live on forever. I am thankful for August 22nd 1988 was the day I met Amy she took me under her wings and trained me. I became a very successful representative at ITT
Technical Institute for more than 10 years. Thank you Amy for sharing a small part of my life I wish we had stayed in touch, When you get to haven say hi to my wife Karen she died 2 years ago I miss her dearly.##imported-begin##SirArthur E Treadwell##imported-end##
