Amy Lynn Grinnan

After a long battle with cancer, she finds rest. I find myself filled with gratitude for the time I was able to spend with her. Mom was not just my mother; she was my best friend. Her devotion to family and friends was a true testament to her character. She worked hard every day, to ensure our lives were filled with love and laughter. Mom had a remarkable ability to make everyone at ease, even on the toughest days. Her self-sacrificing nature often meant she put others before herself, always ready to lend a helping hand or a ear to listen. She taught me the importance of perseverance, facing life's challenges with a strong will. No matter what obstacles she faced, she met them head-on. Her thoughtfulness was unmatched; she had a gift for making people feel special and comfortable. Whether it was a birthday, or just a regular weekday, she would always find a way to make those around her feel loved. As we say goodbye, I want to honor her legacy by carrying forward her kindness and strength.

Thank you, Mom, for everything. I love you more than words could ever express, and I will miss you each and every day. Your light will continue to shine in all of us who were fortunate enough to know you.

Mom was preceded in death by her husband Douglas Grinnan and father Bruce Midkiff.

She is survived by, her mother Mary Lou Midkiff, sister Melba Howard, and many close friends, including myself, her son John Grinnan.

In lieu of a service I ask that you spend time with your loved ones and cherish your friends.