To Amy's parents, children, friends and family,As I walked through the Delta Flight Attendant lounge on Wed, I saw the picture of sweet Amy sitting on the table where Delta sets pictures and announcements of our beloved FAs who have passed. My heart fell to my feet and the sight of Amy's face literally took my breath away. I had the privilege of meeting her only about 7 short weeks ago. During that 12 hour day, I learned much about Amy and how pure her heart was. She had just come back from an injury and I believe that was her first trip back. She informed us of her fall but did not spend too much time talking about herself. Mostly she talked about her children and how much she loved them but also took exceptional care of her passengers as well as crew members, one of which had a serious medical emergency in flight. I know God intended on me flying with her that day. She had such a beautiful spirit and strong faith that she actually lifted me up. I enjoyed flying with her so much that shortly after that I wrote her a note telling her how much I enjoyed flying with her and how dear I thought she was. I don't believe she ever received it, sadly. I am so saddened, sickened and shocked by her passing but felt it important to tell her family what an exceptional person I thought she was and that God must have had much bigger plans for her to have taken her from here way too soon. Earth lost a prize, heaven gained an angel and Delta will never be the same without her beautiful smile. I am so truly sorry for your loss. I pray that God will comfort you and bring you each peace to help get you through this dark time. Sincerely and with love,Kelly Bennett
