Birth date: Jul 24, 1968 Death date: Dec 13, 2014
Amy M. Kelley, 46, passed away on December 13, 2014 surrounded by her loving family and friends. She was born July 24, 1968 in Tulsa, the daughter of David and Carole Lundquist. She attended Tulsa Public Schools and went on to gra Read Obituary
Amy, I still think of you a lot. There is just no one else I’ve met who touched the lives of so many people in a positive way. I miss you…Priscilla Adams
Lit a candle in memory of Amy M Kelley
Dear Tom – so sorry to hear of your loss. I can only imagine the pain you are feeling right now. I know how much you and Amy loved each other. It will take time, but just remember, as long as you carry your love for her in your heart, she will be with you always and forever. Take care my friend and know that God walk you through these troubled times. Our prayers are with you and your family. Debbie and Bryan Coke
I was Amy's big sister in our sorority at NSU. We were also roommates. The memories are endless. We would sometimes laugh all night long. She loved guns and roses and she would blare that radio in the morning getting ready for class and to this day every time I head a guns and roses song I always think of her. I was a bridesmaid in her wedding and she and Tom came to my wedding in Arkansas. I spent many weekends at her parents house and I remember they always made us get up for church no matter how late we were out the night before. My heart goes out to all of you. Sigma love never dies!!!
I Worked with Amy in 1988 at K-Mart. I was amazed to see her again several years later after I had started working at American. She was one of a kind, and the world will be be less with out her.Russell Knox
Tom, it is so hard to find words of comfort during this trying time. The comfort will be that to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord.You hold a special place in my heart and I wanted you to know that I will pray for you and your family. Peace comes with time.
Amy you will always be the brightest star in heaven!! Your personality and love for everyone was infectious. My thoughts and prayer are with Tom and your family. I pray for peace in this time as only he can provide them. I miss you now and forever. Love Kristi Franks
Amy will be truly missed but never forgotten. When I come up to visit from Dallas she always had the biggest smile that always brightened my day. I wish her family all the best in these tough times. Heaven just got brighter. Much love, The Holzapfels.
Amy had the biggest heart in high school. She had the biggest smile. Never once I see her down. That always stuck in my memory of her and everyone should be like Amy. Always smiling and everyone's friend. You will be missed.
Amy and I met in 3rd grade at Cooper Elementary. We were both blond curly haired girls and people would ask if we were sisters. I was a shy child and Amy took me under her wing and we were soon the best of friends. Many memories of just laughing and having fun with her. My life was enriched because I had a friend named Amy. My condolences to her husband, parents, sister, brother, all her family, and all her many friends. Allison Wade-Bowen
