Thursday, September 9, 2021
33 years ago Amy came into our lives, and remains fixed in our hearts. Those privileged to know her, knew well her quick wit, and intelligence. Amy may have learned about vision care from us, but we learned so much more from her.
A retired teacher (teachers never really retire) Amy trained others that joined our staff through the years, managed our office, and when warranted helped our kids with their homework. She was a friend, coworker, and mentor to us all.
Since opening in 1984, we have moved our office, twice, Amy worked side by side with us until the last boxes were carted off to the new location, and unpacked, never missing a beat.
Throughout our 33 year history she retired on 2 occasions. Her retirement was temporary as we like to think she missed us almost as much as we missed her.
She was never one to miss the irony in a situation. For example, when we would receive an insurance check issued for $0.01, we would hear, "Oh for heaven's sake" in an exasperated tone. "Do you realize it cost more to issue the check than the check is worth!"
Amy we will never forget your friendship and your many contributions to our lives and this office.
Sincerest condolences to her family and friends who mourn the loss of this great lady.
Oh for heaven's sake Amy, you are missed
