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Amy Houser

October 11, 2022/in Tributes/by webguy

Submitted by: Michael Jensen
Born: 1975
Died: 2022
My Tribute: Amy was always a vibrant and active young girl. Even after our misplacement. She could be seen around the town of Moab Utah for most of her life. Whether she was camped out somewhere along the Colorado river or lying in a pool of water along mill creek. She was always close to water. I will always remember the good times try to forget the bad times. All in all, I will remember I loved her while she was alive. I miss you. Me-me mikey

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