Amy Lynn Lizotte Strobeck

Amy and I did not know each other personally. I am High School friends with her husband Kenyon but I felt like I knew her. Last year when tragedy hit my life she friended me on FB and I looked forward to her words of encouragement on my posts. In the midst of her pain and struggle she took the time to lift up a stranger. If that’s not God’s love I don’t know what is. Amy you are an angel and now you have your wings. Rest In Peace in your Heavenly Father’s arms as he whispers in your ear “Well done, good and faithful servant”

Sending hugs and thoughts to Amy’s entire family. We met Amy when we moved back to the neighborhood when my daughter Emma and her daughter, Madeleine, started to play together since they met in kindergarten. I had to have surgery to remove my tubes and one ovary, and she helped me through the situation by talking with me and sharing her life experiences. She offered to take Emma to school for me and was also kind enough to have Emma over after school to play on many occasions. She was so thoughtful and so genuine. Emma said she had the best birthday parties, and I could see why when picking her up and seeing/hearing about the ideas Amy had. I always wanted to be able to do what she was able to think of.

Dear Family--I think I was Amy's first friend in the Wildwood South Neighborhood. Maddy and my granddaughter Julianna played together. Our family loved Amy. She was so kind and gentle. Truly words cannot express the sadness we feel for your family. Patty, we met at the park a few times and had lengthy conversations. My heart is breaking for you. I can't find the words to say so I will just tell you that I feel blessed to have known Amy and forever her warm and loving smile will remain in my memory. She truly touched our entire family. You all are in our thoughts and prayers. Sherry Henning