Amalia M. Anna

Also known as Amy, she was born on May 14, 1964 in Manila, Philippines. She married at the age of 20 and had 5 children. She resided in San Juan, Philippines with her family before braving moving to the United States with a dream of a better future for her family.

Receiving a Bachelor’s degree in Tourism, Amy finished her studies from La Consolacion College in Manila, Philippines in her early 20’s and took over their family business. After going through several life challenges, she made a bold decision to take her chances to work abroad. She left for the US in 1997.

Throughout her life she prioritized providing for her children back home. It was her life’s goal to ensure a good future for her children even if it meant enduring the struggles of being away. She spent the better half of her younger days in Hinesville, GA where she met good friends and her now husband. After a long wait and by her perseverance, she reconciled with her children on October of 2007. They resided in Hinesville, GA and shortly made the move to Las Vegas, NV where she spent the rest of her life alongside her loved ones. She remarried on May of 2018.

Amy is known for her genuine kindness, cheerfulness and generosity. Her smile brought light to those around her. She always gave all she can even when she did not have much. She lived her life focusing on the important things: family and love. Her selflessness lives on by being a blessing to others through organ donation.

Most importantly, Amy is faithful, she trusted God through all circumstances. She set an example to her family by always praying and reminding everyone to praise God even when times are difficult. Her strong faith is passed on to her children who finds comfort knowing she is finally home.

She will be remembered as a selfless mother, loving wife, caring sister, and an even more amazing grandmother. She is survived by her husband, Joseph; her children Armie, Chris, Abigael, April and James; and her grandchildren Samuel, Crislin, Adam and Nathan.

Her viewing and visitation will be held at Palm Eastern Mortuary on December 9, 2020 between 5:00 pm- 7:00 pm, followed by her Funeral Service and Burial the next day December 10, 2020 at 1:00pm.