Amy Louise Schwartz passed away unexpectedly March 19, 2020 at Kindred Hospital, Sycamore, IL.
Born October 25, 1964 in Oak Park, IL. Amy will be deeply missed by her family and friends. Known for her infectious smile and love for people, she reached many people throughout her time on Earth. Growing up in Oak Park and graduating in 1982 from Oak Park River Forest High School. She then went on to get her bachelor’s degree in Recreational Therapy at St. Francis University in Joliet. Amy lived in downtown Chicago for a short time before she welcomed the best thing into her life, her daughter. She loved working for an asset collections company in Beloit the most. After retirement you could find her enjoying her favorite local band Rollin Whiskey in Rockford, or at the Election as a judge, which she loved doing every year. Her family became complete when she married Emmet in 2013, she said was the best thing that happened to her after Katie. She lived with her husband, daughter, daughter-in-law, grandson, and her many beloved pets in Rockford till her death. She was preceded in death by her father Steven Andree; and Brother Mark Andree.
She leaves on Earth her husband Emmet Schwartz; daughter Kathleen (Cayli) Mitchell; grandson, Hunter; mother, Kathleen (Jim) Locke; brother, Matthew Andree; niece, Ellyn Andree; step-mother, Lesa Andree, along with many friends, coworkers, fellow classmates and anyone who had the opportunity to be around her smile and bright light. She will be greatly missed and forever remembered.
Cremation rites will be accorded. Services will be planned for a future date.
Born October 25, 1964 in Oak Park, IL. Amy will be deeply missed by her family and friends. Known for her infectious smile and love for people, she reached many people throughout her time on Earth. Growing up in Oak Park and graduating in 1982 from Oak Park River Forest High School. She then went on to get her bachelor’s degree in Recreational Therapy at St. Francis University in Joliet. Amy lived in downtown Chicago for a short time before she welcomed the best thing into her life, her daughter. She loved working for an asset collections company in Beloit the most. After retirement you could find her enjoying her favorite local band Rollin Whiskey in Rockford, or at the Election as a judge, which she loved doing every year. Her family became complete when she married Emmet in 2013, she said was the best thing that happened to her after Katie. She lived with her husband, daughter, daughter-in-law, grandson, and her many beloved pets in Rockford till her death. She was preceded in death by her father Steven Andree; and Brother Mark Andree.
She leaves on Earth her husband Emmet Schwartz; daughter Kathleen (Cayli) Mitchell; grandson, Hunter; mother, Kathleen (Jim) Locke; brother, Matthew Andree; niece, Ellyn Andree; step-mother, Lesa Andree, along with many friends, coworkers, fellow classmates and anyone who had the opportunity to be around her smile and bright light. She will be greatly missed and forever remembered.
Cremation rites will be accorded. Services will be planned for a future date.
Amy Louise Schwartz passed away unexpectedly March 19, 2020 at Kindred Hospital, Sycamore, IL.
Born October 25, 1964 in Oak Park, IL. Amy will be deeply missed by her family and friends. Known for her infectious smile and love for people, she reached many people throughout her time on Earth. Growing up in Oak Park and graduating in 1982 from Oak Park River Forest High School. She then went on to get her bachelor’s degree in Recreational Therapy at St. Francis University in Joliet. Amy lived in downtown Chicago for a short time before she welcomed the best thing into her life, her daughter. She loved working for an asset collections company in Beloit the most. After retirement you could find her enjoying her favorite local band Rollin Whiskey in Rockford, or at the Election as a judge, which she loved doing every year. Her family became complete when she married Emmet in 2013, she said was the best thing that happened to her after Katie. She lived with her husband, daughter, daughter-in-law, grandson, and her many beloved pets in Rockford till her death. She was preceded in death by her father Steven Andree; and Brother Mark Andree.
She leaves on Earth her husband Emmet Schwartz; daughter Kathleen (Cayli) Mitchell; grandson, Hunter; mother, Kathleen (Jim) Locke; brother, Matthew Andree; niece, Ellyn Andree; step-mother, Lesa Andree, along with many friends, coworkers, fellow classmates and anyone who had the opportunity to be around her smile and bright light. She will be greatly missed and forever remembered.
Cremation rites will be accorded. Services will be planned for a future date.
Born October 25, 1964 in Oak Park, IL. Amy will be deeply missed by her family and friends. Known for her infectious smile and love for people, she reached many people throughout her time on Earth. Growing up in Oak Park and graduating in 1982 from Oak Park River Forest High School. She then went on to get her bachelor’s degree in Recreational Therapy at St. Francis University in Joliet. Amy lived in downtown Chicago for a short time before she welcomed the best thing into her life, her daughter. She loved working for an asset collections company in Beloit the most. After retirement you could find her enjoying her favorite local band Rollin Whiskey in Rockford, or at the Election as a judge, which she loved doing every year. Her family became complete when she married Emmet in 2013, she said was the best thing that happened to her after Katie. She lived with her husband, daughter, daughter-in-law, grandson, and her many beloved pets in Rockford till her death. She was preceded in death by her father Steven Andree; and Brother Mark Andree.
She leaves on Earth her husband Emmet Schwartz; daughter Kathleen (Cayli) Mitchell; grandson, Hunter; mother, Kathleen (Jim) Locke; brother, Matthew Andree; niece, Ellyn Andree; step-mother, Lesa Andree, along with many friends, coworkers, fellow classmates and anyone who had the opportunity to be around her smile and bright light. She will be greatly missed and forever remembered.
Cremation rites will be accorded. Services will be planned for a future date.
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