Family Heartbreak

Dearest Friends and Family,

My best man and brother, Cory Myers, lost one of his very best friends Friday, March 24… his sister, Amy Myers. Below you’ll find her family’s heartfelt words that shed light on the amazing person that has left her family in heartbreak. As Cory’s best friend, I am here to ask each of you to help the family she has left behind, most of all, her 3 children, Omar, Oliver, and Orlana, who will need all the love and support they can get. These kids were the center of her world and we want to honor her by making sure they are taken care of and have everything they need to fulfill the dreams that Amy dreamt for each of them. Please understand the family is grieving and is going through a very difficult time as they navigate this tragedy and we ask to respect their privacy at this time, but hope you can find it in your hearts to help support them so they don’t have to face greater obstacles and can focus on grieving the loss of their loved one.

No amount is too small because every piece of kindness also adds strength in hope and knowing they have a world of people to lean on and be there for them when they feel lost. Please know your words and support and acts of kindness will make an impact on each of these kids and their family. We appreciate y’all and thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

Much Love,

Aaron Hunt

Amy Marie Myers, 39 of Constantine, MI suddenly passed away at 7:25 pm on Friday March 24, 2023 at her home with her family. Amy was born on September 16, 1983 in Elkhart, IN to Timothy Jay Myers and Kim Marie Freshour. Surviving Amy is her 3 children: Omar Villeda, Oliver Villeda and Orlana Villeda all from Constantine, MI; her mother Kim from Jones, MI, her three brothers Bryan Myers from Constantine, MI, her brother Cory Myers from Potterville, MI, her brother Josh Myers from Arizona and her sister Stephanie Getzinger from Constantine, MI. Amy was preceded in death by her father Tim. Amy was a very hard-working mother who loved her job and dedicated the last 10 years of her life working at Vaupell in Constantine. Amy was a talented artist who enjoyed singing and drawing. She would always doodle on things like her clothes or her arms. Amy loved animals, like all kinds of animals. Growing up Amy had nearly every domesticated animal you could possibly own. Other things Amy was passionate about included traveling, seeing the ocean, gardening, planting flowers and cooking. Amy loved having family gatherings and enjoyed being around the people she loved the most. Amy had many friends to include her work family. Amy was a people person and got along with just about anyone. She grew up in church and always made sure to take her and her children to Sunday service. Amy loved the Lord and her heart reflected that of a good Christian woman. No one was ever a stranger to her. Amy had the biggest heart and would welcome anyone in with arms wide open, this is simply who she was. When Amy was younger, she worked for a daycare in Constantine, MI and truly enjoyed being around children. She would babysit for her friends and for her cousins often. Amy’s biggest accomplishments were her children and building a dream home for them. Amy adored her family and once she had her own, she set out to give them the best life possible. Amy achieved these goals before her passing and we all loved you so much are all so very proud of you.