Death: Amy Kirby Obituary, Columbus, OH – Amy Kirby, who had lived in Columbus, Ohio for a very important portion of her life, has recently gone away. This is something that we are sharing with a broken heart and a number of different emotions that we are experiencing.
Amy Kirby’s child found her on Monday morning, even though she had passed away since the previous day. As a demonstration of respect for her child and for our family, we will not share any information; therefore, we strongly encourage you to refrain from asking about it.
At the moment, preparations are being made into arrangements. Amy Kirby passed away on Saturday, March 16, 2024, according to the notice that was made by Skillman, McDonald & Vernon Funeral Home – Mechanicsburg, which is located in East Palestine, Ohio. The location of the funeral home can be found in East Palestine.
In accordance with the information provided by the funeral home, the following services are scheduled to take place at the designated time: There will be a visitation on March 24, 2024, commencing at 2:00 p.m. and running until 4:00 p.m. the visitation will take place at Skillman, McDonald & Vernon, which is located at 257 West Main Street in the state of Ohio.
A woman who read a great deal was named her. Amy is survived by her parents, Robert and Linda Kirby, who reside in Young Harris, Georgia; her brother, Charles Tallent, also resides in Young Harris, Georgia; her sisters, Theresa Moss of Hayesville, North Carolina and Debbie Grooms of Blairsville, Georgia; her aunts, Wanda Kirby of Hayesville, North Carolina, Windle Sue Coffey of Summerville, Georgia, Edna Mae Kirby of Young Harris, Georgia, and Gladys Green of Hayesville, North Carolina; a number of nieces and nephews, as well as a large group of friends, also survive Amy.
Amy liked a wide variety of interests while working as a Principal Project Manager at Health Partners. Some of her hobbies were yoga, dancing, movies, Jamaica, reading, wonderful cuisine, friends and family, the Pittsburgh Steelers, throwing parties, gin gimlets, and life in general. She was known by the moniker “Chemo Chick.” Amy Kirby’s spouse of 18 years, Chris Kirby, is the only person who will remember her before she passes away.
