Amy Alexandra Rodriguez, 25, of Gardner, Kansas passed away August 6, 2020. She was born July 23, 1995, in Dallas, Texas. She leaves behind mother, Claudia Rodriguez; two brothers, Adan and Emiliano, and many aunts, uncles, cousins, and dear friends.
Amy liked to leave our world by way of reading; she would have had a whole library if she had the chance. She loved all different genres of music. A little bit of every mood, for every person. She attended shows near and far from local to NYC all the way to L.A. She loved art in every form from old architecture to new skyscrapers, from Frida and Diego Rivera to the craftmanship of handbags and shoes.
Amy loved nature, and all of the beauty it showed, from sunrise to sunset! She was eclectic!
Amy liked to leave our world by way of reading; she would have had a whole library if she had the chance. She loved all different genres of music. A little bit of every mood, for every person. She attended shows near and far from local to NYC all the way to L.A. She loved art in every form from old architecture to new skyscrapers, from Frida and Diego Rivera to the craftmanship of handbags and shoes.
Amy loved nature, and all of the beauty it showed, from sunrise to sunset! She was eclectic!
Amy Alexandra Rodriguez, 25, of Gardner, Kansas passed away August 6, 2020. She was born July 23, 1995, in Dallas, Texas. She leaves behind mother, Claudia Rodriguez; two brothers, Adan and Emiliano, and many aunts, uncles, cousins, and dear friends.
Amy liked to leave our world by way of reading; she would have had a whole library if she had the chance. She loved all different genres of music. A little bit of every mood, for every person. She attended shows near and far from local to NYC all the way to L.A. She loved art in every form from old architecture to new skyscrapers, from Frida and Diego Rivera to the craftmanship of handbags and shoes.
Amy loved nature, and all of the beauty it showed, from sunrise to sunset! She was eclectic!
Amy liked to leave our world by way of reading; she would have had a whole library if she had the chance. She loved all different genres of music. A little bit of every mood, for every person. She attended shows near and far from local to NYC all the way to L.A. She loved art in every form from old architecture to new skyscrapers, from Frida and Diego Rivera to the craftmanship of handbags and shoes.
Amy loved nature, and all of the beauty it showed, from sunrise to sunset! She was eclectic!
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