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Amy Hope Lamonsoff
29 years old. Residence: New York, N.Y.
Died in World Trade Center
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Amy was the coolest girl at Newfield HS that I had the pleasure of spending time with. She was always so sweet to everyone! I went to my first concert with her and some other friends, it was at Nassau Coliseum, Metallica in 1988. That night was one of the best experiences of my life and I am glad to have spent it with her. Peace be with you Amy. God bless you and all of America. Love, April
*** Posted by april on 2011-09-11 ***
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Amy,
Thinking about you today and always! I miss you xoxo
Love,
Cousin Renee
*** Posted by Renee on 2011-09-11 ***
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God bless you Amy. You touched so many of us and we will always remember how you were never afraid to be your true self and always brought so much fun with you. RIP.
*** Posted by Nicole Ardolino on 2011-09-11 ***
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Amy was a very special person. She was the very 1st person to befriend me at Hawkins Elementary when I moved to Selden NY in 1983. I was a scared 10 yr old in a new school and Amy same that in me the 1st time we met. Thank You Amy for being you as I now am that person to others. You will be truly missed xoxoxoxox Stefanie
*** Posted by Stefanie Valenti on 2011-09-11 ***
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Amy.... we grew up together..I went to my first roller skating party with you. You were always so sweet and friends with all...you are definately missed...but I know heavan is sooo much more fun because of you.xoxoxo
*** Posted by vandie on 2011-09-11 ***
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Amy, It's amazing how often I still think of you, hear your laugh, still argue with you about movies in my head. I'm not somebody who ever believed in a hereafter, but you make me hope that there is one, so that I might get to see you again.
*** Posted by Stan on 2010-09-11 ***
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Thinking of you Amy, as I always do on this day. I can still see that smile. Sending much love and comfort to your family and loved ones. We will never forget.
*** Posted by Kimber on 2010-09-11 ***
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Miss your dimples, smile, and glass-half-full attitude! Much love!
*** Posted by Alyse on 2010-09-10 ***
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I always think of you and miss you dearly. Amy, you were a special person, and I cannot express the depth of my feelings adequately, so I won't even try. Peace.
*** Posted by TM on 2010-01-15 ***
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I still think of you, Amy, and I miss you. When I talk about you, I always smile and think of when we were kids. Thank you for being my friend.
*** Posted by Chrissy on 2009-12-22 ***
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GOD BLESS
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2009-11-07 ***
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Amy was super cool. Super cool never dies.
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2009-07-09 ***
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This day comes and goes, but our sorrow is always there. We love you and miss you more than anybody can imagine.
*** Posted by Wendy McEneany on 2008-09-12 ***
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Each year, I try to find my way to make peace with the day. Some years, I know just what to do, and the day is filled with happy memories. Other years, I cannot find peace at first. This is one of those years. I feel confused.
I will spend tomorrow walking around New York City, as I have most years since you died. I will watch and try to figure out how the City can still rush by so quickly and realize that, for many people, this is just an ordinary day. But for me it is always a reminder of what life should be. I stop and watch--that's all. And I try to keep what I see with me in the days after. Somewhere around the middle of the day, I will find my peace, as I always do. Thank you for helping me to do it.
I will always love you. I will always wish that you and Sharon could have met. She also cares about you very much. Cleo says, "Hey!"
*** Posted by Shannon Wagner on 2008-09-10 ***
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The years have passed, time moves on, but thoughts of you are there still. All of our lives changed that day; our inner peace was shattered. We haven't been the same. Your strength and love that bound us all was gone. Our hearts filled the void with anger and hatred. I know we search still for the light we had when you were with us. The smooth calmness in the raging sea of life. As we struggle on, I have faith that you know how much you meant to us all. We all miss you dearly and we always will.
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2007-11-08 ***
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We miss your bright smile and zest for life. We think of you often and especially today as your name was read at the Ground Zero memorial. You'll be forever in our hearts.
Aunt Karen, Uncle Steve, Cousins Renee and Evonne
*** Posted by Karen on 2007-09-11 ***
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Amy was my neighbor, when I was a little girl she taught me how to ride my first two wheeler, we stayed out there all day long and she never gave up on me:-) I think of you often and I know we will see each other one day. Amy had a heart of gold and always treated me like her little sister.
*** Posted by chrisssy on 2007-09-11 ***
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Amy, it's been forever. I remember you hanging out with me in the pit in high school. We were always grubbin butts together. LOL. Take care, sweetheart. You will always be remembered in my prayers. Til we all meet again....
*** Posted by Laurie on 2007-09-09 ***
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I believe Amy grew up on the same block as me in Selden, NY. She was older, and cooler, and of course now I realize much cooler as I read more about her legacy and life. I wish I had known her better, and I know that she made the world a brighter place while on this earth.
*** Posted by selden on 2007-06-03 ***
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i never knew amy lamonsoff, but i'm relly sorry she died so young, my heart and prays are for you and your family dear amy.
from amy mariesh, romania
*** Posted by amy on 2006-01-13 ***
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