Amy Elizabeth Judy

We never met Amy; however, we know her twin brother, Jim. We met him several years ago through St. Luke's Church. He is very special to us. We would do anything to help Jim during this difficult time. We are unsure of what we can do. I wish, so much, that we could have known Amy. We know how much he loved her. Our thoughts and prayers are with Jim and his family. Toni and Paul Caleb

Dear Amy and Family, I was so sad to hear of your passing, and have been thinking of you often today. I loved your warmth, kindness, and advocacy for women and people with disabilities. I am truly going to miss you. Michele Hughes

I had the honor of knowing Amy for a mere 2 years while working on projects with her while she was employed by Vera. She was very compassionate, dedicated, gentle and strong all at the same time. It was an honor and joy to have known her. I will miss her as I'm sure will many others. I will keep her, her family and friends in my thoughts and prayers. Amy was a precious gift to us all and I'm so grateful to have know her.

Amy first came to visit us at Chet's Car Care Center in 2004. She was always full of good cheer and friendship regardless what was going on with her car (or her St. Louis Cardinals). Win or lose. Rain or shine, Amy always brightened this place up. She will be missed.

A beautiful person; a gentle soul, and always with a smile! I rebuilt her front porch for her some years ago and she was so gracious and encouraging as I worked through the .project with her. More recently she borrowed my 'Looking for Lincoln' book because we shared an interest in the sixteenth president. I will miss her. Thoughts and prayers to her family and friends.

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