Samantha A Schwartz

Sammy was such a bright light in our lives as her neighbor. Since the age of seven (when we were lucky enough to become neighbors ) she would bounce into our house with her bright smile and sense of adventure and come up with so many creative things to do with our Patrick and the neighborhood kids. Will miss her terribly when we’re swimming by our pool and waiting for Sammy to come over and share her stories, maybe a beer bong, volleyball,, playing with our dogs. She loved animals and humans too,, She had such a big heart. And was always positive. It’s like she really got life and how to live it. Gone too young. ,,,we will miss you terribly Sammy.

Sammy, I can’t believe you’re gone. It feels like just yesterday we met at IHM. I was alawys amazed by your radiant smile and your ability to make friends with everyone. I miss hearing you laugh and going to shows with you, our days at MG, hanging out in art classes together, boat rides, and road trips. I hope you know how loving and how loved you were. ❤️ Jordan Biagomala

Sammy did my eyelashes before the pandemic. I always appreciated my time with her. I was happy to see how excited she was when she branched out on her own. We spoke about where she was off to next in her travels or her next tattoo. She also spoke about her parents and brother many times and I could tell how important they were in her life. I'm so sorry for your loss, she truly was a beautiful soul.

My sincere condolences and prayers to your entire family. May the perpetual light shine upon Sammy. -Eric Fleming, HN Class of '96

My deepest condolences to Sammy's family and friends. I enjoyed meeting Sammy once and was struck by her radiance. It was a joy to be in her presence. There are no answers for "why" sometimes. Keeping you close to my heart during this sad time. Carol Stodola