

Amy was born in Sumter, South Carolina, to the late Rose and James Baxley. Growing up, Amy traveled extensively around the world before her parents settled in Alvin, Texas. As a young woman, she returned to South Carolina, married, and raised her two daughters.
Amy was a creative soul and artist, inspiring a 30+ year career as a floral designer. She humbly left a lasting mark on her community as her arrangements made their way into countless special moments. She was also a gifted pianist, an incredible cook, and a voracious reader.
Amy was a spiritual woman who found comfort and happiness in nature. She enjoyed quiet moments at the beach, watching her backyard birds, and spoiling her fur babies beyond reason. To know Amy is to know her silly, “Texan” sense of humor, her sharp intellect, and her laughter, which was often mischievous.
Her kindness extended to both strangers and loved ones alike. Recently, she found joy in serving the residents of Still Hopes and her newly formed friendships. Above all, Amy’s legacy is the immense love that she had for her family as a Mother, a cherished “Sissy”, and a proud Mimi.
Amy is survived by her loving daughters, Melanie Parker and Natasha Hodges; her son-in-law, Matthew Hodges; her grandbabies, Cara, Ava, and Evan; and her brothers, Richard Baxley and James Baxley.
Amy’s Celebration of Life will be held on April 11th, 2026, at 11:00 AM ET at State Street Baptist Church, 1420 State Street, Cayce, SC 29033. Family and friends are encouraged to attend. In lieu of flowers, we encourage donations to Amy’s preferred causes, St. Jude's Children's Hospital and Pawmetto Lifeline.
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