Amy E. Lampe, age 59, of Cabot, Arkansas passed away on December 15, 2025. She was born in Macon, Georgia on May 28, 1966.
Amy is preceded in death by her mother Freida Harmon.
She is survived by her husband Thomas J. Lampe; children Jessica Miller, Allan Miller (Lauren), Tyler Miller (Elizabeth), Chelsea Lampe, Alyssa Lampe (Zach Lund), and Justin Lampe; grandchildren Phoebe Miller, Penelope Miller, Alaia White, and Aniyah White; her sister Sherrie Harmon; and dear friends Tom and Kelly Nolting.
Amy loved Jesus and was diligent about sharing her faith with others. All her friends knew her as having a heart of gold and willing to go to great lengths to help her fellow man in need. She was loved by all and will be greatly missed.
Arrangements by A Natural State Funeral Service 2620 West Main Street, Jacksonville, Arkansas 72076. 501-982-3400. Online guestbook available at www.anaturalstatefuneralservice.com
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Amy was a amazing Mother and Wife, Who Helped Many , No Questions asked , she will be Dearly Missed.
Amy was a wonderful soul. She would do absolutely anything for any one in need . Her laugh was contagious, so was her smile. Amy loved everyone And she loved Tom with all her heart. I miss you Amy ( my gemini sister). Until we meet again.
I knew Amy as a smart, kind hearted fierce woman that would give 100% of herself to whatever her task was a friend for life is what she wanted and I hope she knew that was me may Any Rest in peace.
She was a very sweet lady with a beautiful smile and beautiful heart she was always willing to help everyone she will be truely loved n missed we knew her and her husband friends from the laundry mate we all became close friends and family we appreciated everything they did for us and the community
Amy was a very sweet, loving, kind hearted woman who helped me and my daughter out and was there when I needed someone to talk to.
My Dear Amy aka sister
I am going to miss you dearly I love our late night talks and how we complain about everything in the world. I am so heartbroken sister that you have left this world but go needed another angel. That I will miss so much I love you I will miss out talks.
Tom, I am so sorry about Angie’s passing this is a shock, if you need anything let me know even just to talk, I have the same # phone number for 29 years
Amy was a very loving wife and friend. She always had kinds when around her. Willing to give of herself to all. I will truly miss my very good friend who always had encouraging words for me ever time I was around. Even when feeling down. She is missed beyond measure in my daily life. We truly lost a true treasure in our daily life.
When I first met Amy by the second time we were forever linked as “brother and sister” as well as Tom. Amy had such a sweet spirit that I witnessed time and time again by just the way she lived her life through connecting with people. Everyone that came in contact with her at the laundromat were sure to feel welcome despite all other factors that society tries to separate people with. The biggest attribute that I loved about my sister was her faith as a believer. I will forever miss you Amy.
Your brother,
Kenneth Anderson
Amy, I miss you everyday You are a beautiful gift and rare woman with incredible strength and unconditional love for humanity.
God broke the mold when he created you…
From the moment you came into our life it was all God
Rest peacefully my precious sister
From the first time I met Amy and Tom I knew that there was something special between us and by our second meeting I was officially embraced as their “little brother”. Amy had a sweet spirit about her that showed in her everyday life and I witnessed it from time to time when someone walked through the laundromat doors. There wasn’t a person that she came across that she didn’t try to help or render compassion to and that is what I loved most about my sister. Amy you are truly missed but I want to thank you for accepting me into you and Tom’s lives.
Kenneth Anderson
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