My Best Friend!

 My Sun~shine

 Meaning of "Amy"
Dearly loved beloved.

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Amy Diane Nordstrom
Former Irvine resident, Amy Diane Nordstrom, died June 24 in a car accident in Fresno. She was 17 and recently graduated from high school. She was born July 31, 1984, in Newport Beach and grew up in Irvine. She attended Culverdale Elementary School, Westpark Elementary School, Turtle Rock Elementary School, Rancho San Joaquin Middle School and University and Irvine high schools. During her junior year, she and her family moved to Delhi, where she attended and graduated June 2 from Modesto Adventist Academy. At graduation she received a scholarship for leadership and academics. She was secretary of her senior class and associated student social vice president. She enjoyed spending time with her family at Lake Mead where she loved to water ski. Because she attended so many schools, she was able to touch the hearts and lives of many people, said her family. She was recently in Irvine to attend graduations of her friends at University, Woodbridge and Irvine high schools. "She was a beautiful, happy ray of sunshine to everybody she knew. She was very close to her siblings and very involved in school activities," said Irvine resident Jody Forte, mother of one of Amy's friends. A memorial service was June 28 at Modesto Adventist Academy. A funeral service was June 29 at First Lutheran Church of Fullerton. Miss Nordstrom is survived by her mother, Jonie Mays of Delhi; her father, Tenny Craig Nordstrom of Fullerton; her two sisters, Alyssa and Anna Nordstrom of Delhi; her brother, Marc Nordstrom of Delhi; aunts, uncles and cousins. Memorial donations may be made to the Ruth and Amy Nordstrom Memorial Scholarship of Buena Park High School, c/o Kurt E. Nordstrom, California State University, Chico, Department of Journalism, Chico 95929.

R.I.P.

My Beloved

In Remembrance of Amy

With Love & Light!

In 2002 my dear friend passed away every day since that day has been an awakening journey for my soul. Amy's passing brought into my life questions that felt un-answerable but her presence and spirit was a guide for my soul to understand the basic questions one must ask themselves and the universe on this path in order to transform oneself into a responsible vibrant creative human being! Amy blessed my life in so many ways and I will never forget her, she is apart of my journey and remains my guide, my angel, my best friend who lead me  into the arm of Christ! Amen!