Amy Elizabeth Smith
Obituary
Amy Elizabeth Smith was born on June 18, 1965 in Detroit, MI to Clark Andrew, Jr. and Marcia (Ericson) Andrew. Amy passed from this life on Monday, May 19, 2014 at the age of 48.
Amy was preceded in death by her mother, Marcia Joan Andrew in 2013. She is survived by her husband, Dusty; her 2 daughters, Bailey Heldmar and Hannah Smith and a son, Peyton Smith, all of Tulsa, OK; her father, Clark Andrew, Jr., of Grove, OK; her sister, Vicki Stockwell, of Grove, OK and her brother, Clark Andrew III, of Tulsa, OK.
Events
Tributes & Memories
Amy's "I love you so much!" smile. Precious!
No doubt she would say, "Be happy for me.". And while that day may not be today, her ageless smile somehow helps make a first step.
The Mlnarik Family
There simply are no words to convey our sadness and sympathies in the loss of sweet Amy to your loving family's earthly life and our daily world. May her kind spirit and loving soul rest peacefully in your hearts... and thrive vibrantly within you for all the days to come.
We were so very sorry to be gone for her service and through these first difficult days. Please know our love, thoughts, and prayers remain with each of you everyday.
Much love Always, Larry, Marilyn, Kelly & Todd
The Mlnarik Family
To Amy's family: I worked with Amy several years ago at Alliance Coal and wanted to tell you how proud she was of her children. Lots of positive stories, she loved you all! When I heard of her passing, that is what came to mind-can there be a better legacy than love? So Dusty and kids, thinking of all of you from Ohio, and Amy too. Much sadness, but much happiness too
Tom Wilson
amy was a wonderful mother to her children. she was very loving smart and very sweet. i will miss amy so much, because she was wonderful around others and around her children. i have met very few people like amy and i am so happy that she was one of the great people that got to be a part of my life foe a while. <3
Lexi Lowen
Dusty,
please know prayers for you & your family are coming from far away...much sympathy & condolences for your immeasurable loss.
Tracey Westerman
Dusty, I'm so very sorry to learn of your immense loss, and I sorrow with you. I will pray fervently that our Great Comforter will carry you and your children through your grief.
Lisa Mansfield
I know that Amy was a devoted mother and role model for her children. I have been able to observe the many wonderful character traits she instilled in her two precious children, Peyton and Hannah, who have been exemplary students here at Patrick Henry Elementary. Lori Pettus, Counselor
Lori Pettus
Hannah is like a sister to me and any was just like my second mom . I'm very sad I had to see her go may 19 2014 on my birthday. , Amy was a very outgoing kind and sweet person . it is very heartbreaking to see amy go , I will be there for Hannah in any way I can help , I'm sure that would make amy very happy If I did that ~ skylar Hammon
Skylar hammon