Amy Elizabeth Scheve
F, b. 4 January 1982, d. 7 February 2008
Amy Elizabeth Scheve was born on 4 January 1982 at Logan, Cache County, Utah.1,2
Amy graduated on 5 June 2000 from Hamilton High School at Hamilton, Ohio. The commencement was held in Millett Hall, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. In high school, Amy participated in volleyball, basketball, and softball; played the flute in the marching band; was a student ambassador during a People to People trip to Europe; and also tutored her fellow students in Spanish.
After high school, she attended Dominican College in Orangeburg, New York for one year on a basketball scholarship.3
Amy worked at the Texas Roadhouse in Hamilton and then at Brazenhead Irish Pub in Mason, Ohio, where she was assistant manager. She was also a member of the Princeton Pike Church of God.2
Amy died on 7 February 2008 in the parking lot of the Brazenhead Pub at Mason, Ohio, at age 26. She was the victim of a freak accident in which she was pinned between a car door and the door frame.4,2 Funeral services were held on 11 February 2008 at the Princeton Pike Church of God, Bishop Barry Clardy officiating.. She was buried in Butler County Memorial Park at Ohio.1
Amy graduated on 5 June 2000 from Hamilton High School at Hamilton, Ohio. The commencement was held in Millett Hall, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. In high school, Amy participated in volleyball, basketball, and softball; played the flute in the marching band; was a student ambassador during a People to People trip to Europe; and also tutored her fellow students in Spanish.
After high school, she attended Dominican College in Orangeburg, New York for one year on a basketball scholarship.3
Amy worked at the Texas Roadhouse in Hamilton and then at Brazenhead Irish Pub in Mason, Ohio, where she was assistant manager. She was also a member of the Princeton Pike Church of God.2
Amy died on 7 February 2008 in the parking lot of the Brazenhead Pub at Mason, Ohio, at age 26. She was the victim of a freak accident in which she was pinned between a car door and the door frame.4,2 Funeral services were held on 11 February 2008 at the Princeton Pike Church of God, Bishop Barry Clardy officiating.. She was buried in Butler County Memorial Park at Ohio.1