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Family and friends are invited to Amy's Life Celebration 2:00 PM Monday, May 5, 2025, at Fenton-Kendrick Funeral Home.
A visitation will be held from 1:00 PM until the time of the service at the funeral home on Monday.
Amy was born on November 19, 1931, in Japan.
On October 9, 1956, in Tokyo, Japan, Amy married Louis P. Bellamy, and he preceded her in death on December 22, 2011.
Amy is survived by her son, Greg Bellamy and wife Yu Gui of Centralia, sisters-in-law Carole Beard and husband Ron of Centralia, Corine Bellamy of Salt Lake City, UT, brother-in-law, Glen Bellamy and wife Marilyn of Clinton, MO, many nieces and nephews.
Amy was a very proud and active member of Cornerstone Baptist Church. She loved people and children and was known for always taking care of people. She volunteered for many years with the Red Cross.
Amy was a seamstress, she made many dresses, fixed many articles of clothing for many people, she saw it as her gift of love. She was an amazing cook and was especially known for making Japanese cuisine for her friends and family.
Memorial donations are suggested to the Cornerstone Baptist Church or St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and may be sent in care of Fenton-Kendrick Funeral Home, 104 S. Collier St. Centralia, MO 65240.
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