Amy Carol Brooks

Amy was born May 16th 1976, raised by her loving parents Ed and Donna Barger in Katy Texas

After meeting and marring her husband Damon of 27 years, she perused her degree in computer science and enjoyed a fulfilling career with Boeing where she was involved with various military and NASA contracts most notably being the International Space Station project. During which time she also became a mother to two beautiful daughters who’s schools she enjoyed volunteering.

In her pass time she enjoyed spending time with her family, creating and designing personalized beaded jewelry, cheering on her hometown Houston Astros as well as pressing her luck in the casino.

Amy was preceded in death by her father Ed Barger and her beloved grandmother Carol Ray “Memaw”

She is survived by her husband Damon, daughters Lauren and Emily, mother Donna, sister Karen Riggins and husband Dee, their sons Dylan and Landon, sister Holly Gregersen and husband Mike, their sons Zach and Adam, father and mother-in-law Don and Denise Brooks, sister-in-law Lisa Haughton and husband Bill, her children Sam, Miranda, and Marissa, sister-in-law Rachel Mitchell and husband Shiloh, their children Vida and Leo.

Today I choose joy because the alternate is pain, sorrow and anger.

Today I choose joy because she no longer suffers.

Today I choose joy because even though we lost she has won.

Today I choose joy because I remember how much she supported me even though she was the one who needed support.

Today I choose joy because she gave me the daughters who now are my closest link to her.

Today I choose joy because I remember her loving embrace.

Today I choose joy because that's how she lived her life even when I would have given up.

Those who knew Amy know she was a fighter. She fought round after round continuing to beat the odds, always with grace and a smile. Giving up was not something she knew how to do. She has now won her championship title and God himself has put her on His shoulders to parade her around the ring. She is an inspiration for myself, our girls and everyone she spoke to. I will miss her as long as I am on this side of Heaven and long to be with her again. So even though we are all still here loving, missing and selfishly wanting her back I will encourage you to choose joy because that is what she would do.

In honor of my beautiful loving wife, a celebration will be held:

May 27th 2023

12:00p and 3:00p

The Woodlands Country Club

100 Grand Fairway

The Woodlands TX 77381

Please come with colorful attire and memories to share.

I would request those who wish to express sympathy, in lieu of flowers please consider making a donation to the girls education fund. Which can be done through Zelle

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.forestparkthewoodlands.com for the Brooks family.