Death date: May 28, 2011
Amy D. Russell, 41, of Port Charlotte, passed away Saturday, May 28, 2011 following a brief illness.?á She was born February 26, 1970 in Owensboro, KY and moved to Charlotte County from Fort Myers in 2002.?á She was a Speech Thera Read Obituary
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Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and Jakob. From all of us at Brian Chapman State Farm Sincerely, Vicky
I worked w/ Amy for several years as an SLP in Char. Co. I was always impressed by her concern for her students. She was very supportive of families w/ children with Communication Disorders. Amy was a very caring, compassionate person. She is already missed! Rest in Peace Amy.
I worked with Amy at peace river she was a wonderful and beautiful person. RIP Amy you will be missed by many Ann Marie
I knew Amy as a co-worker who more than carried her share of the load, as a Mom who was crazy about her son, as a therapist who made a difference in her students and patients of all ages, as a generous spirit who shared what she had, as a positive character with a ready giggle, and as a cohort who gave unconditional friendship. She will be missed.
AMY WAS A BEAUTIFUL PERSON INSIDE AND OUT. SHE HAD THIS SPARK ABOUT HER. IT WAS AN ABSOLUTE PLEASURE AND HONOR TO WORK WITH SUCH A WONDERFUL INDIVIDUAL. I WILL TRUELY MISS YOU AMY.MY PRAYER ARE WITH THE FAMILY AND MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL.
Amy was a beloved co-worker and friend. She was an independent, intelligent, and strong person that will be truly missed by all that had the pleasure of knowing her. She was dedicated to all she knew; family, friends, and patients. She was full of life and never afraid to face any challenges that life threw her way. I am very thankful that she was blessed with the opportunity to experience motherhood, but deeply saddened it was too short. My thoughts and prayers go out to family and friends who are suffering a great loss.
Amy was an amazing person and will be sadly missed. I met Amy when she worked at Port Charlotte Middle School. She was an amazing advocate for children and they loved her. My sympathies to her family.
We were very sad to hear about the passing of Amy. She was a valued and very loyal customer of ours and she was always with a smile on her face. We enjoyed hearing about her family and especially her son. She was an amazing person and will be missed. Warmest reguards to all of her family and friends. _Starbucks of Kings Highway Staff
I met Amy this school year at Meadow Park Elementary as a speech pathologist working with 5 of my students. She was one of the most caring and loving teachers I have known.She worked very hard for those students with special needs. She will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers will be with her family and friends in this difficult time.
