In addition to her husband, she is survived by her mother three daughters, Chrystal Amos, Melissa (and Richard) Radebaugh, and Daisy (and Scott) Rinck six grandchildren, José Amos, Clayton Amos, Haley Daniels, Devinity Newsom, Rachel Amos and Audrie Amos three brothers, Dale, Monty and Leslie Goldsmith and one sister, Sheena Bryan. Most importantly, Laurie loved her grandchildren more than and anything and her granddog, Zeus. She had a heart of gold and loved helping others and never left anyone out. Laurie was known as a hippie with a “green thumb” who enjoyed gardening, solving puzzles, flour fights with kids, camping, and attending festivals. On July 27, 1979, in Medina, Mich., she married Thomas Amos, and he survives. 7, 1962, in Adrian, Mich., the daughter of Orville and Phyllis (McKee) Goldsmith. 21, 2022, at ProMedica Charles and Virginia Hickman Hospital. Laurie Kay Amos, 59, of Clayton, Mich., died Aug. Memorial contributions are suggested to the family to offset the purchase of a monument for his grave. Interment will follow in Wauseon Union Cemetery. 25, at Eagle-Marry Funeral Home – Fayette Chapel, with Rev. He was preceded in death by his maternal and paternal grandparents a brother-in-law, Mark Shadbolt a sister-in-law, Marquita Woodring and many aunts and uncles.įuneral services are planned at 1 p.m. In addition to his parents, Scott is survived daughters Desteny Lamb and Madison Phillips siblings Sherri (and David) Harris, Christy Shadbolt, and Shane Phillips four grandchildren and his ex-wife and friend, Janell Phillips. He is a past member of the Bryan Eagles Club Aerie 2233. Scott was a big fan of fantasy football and real-life football, with the Ohio State Buckeyes and the Pittsburgh Steelers as his favorite teams. He also enjoyed hunting, playing chess and driving around on his motorcycle or in his car. Scott graduated from Gorham-Fayette High School in 1986, and then went on to further his education at Ross College, attaining an associate’s degree in medical coding. He then attended Stautzenberger College, completing his STNA certification. He was born in Morenci, Mich., on July 30, 1967, to Richard and Patricia (Bittinger) Phillips, and they survive. Phillips, 55, of Wauseon, Ohio, died Aug.
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