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13-Sep-2013
Amy June Hatfield, 1965 to 2013 - USAby Harley Jones |
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 Picture above of Amy at the recent ATG Festival where she was performing in the UMKC ensemble group (Amy far right). A very nice condolence message by Kevin Friedrich: My sincerest condolences to the entire family, Joe and Amy's many friends, as everyone comes to terms with this tragic loss. I will always value the wonderful memories of music, travel and friendship with Amy, an integral part of our accordion family. From my freshman year at UMKC in 1980 when she would take us horseback riding on the farm, to the many concert tours within the USA and abroad with the UMKC Accordion Orchestra, to the social travel and ski trips, Amy was always a joy to be around. She cherished her family and friends, and always contributed unquestioningly to whatever projects she was involved with. A wonderful musician, a delightful social butterfly and an inspiring friend, her radiant spirit will live on through the music she loved so much, continuing to bring joy to those it touches. Thanks for being a friend. ~ Kevin Friedrich - September 10, 2013 Amy is survived by her daughter, Kaley Irene Hatfield-Hayes, 12, her son, Ryan Allen Hatfield-Hayes, 11; her mother, Carol June Hatfield of Thayer and her brother, Raymond Hatfield of Kansas City, Missouri. Many members of the UMKC Accordion Orchestra who had played with Amy in the group over many years while performing extensively throughout the USA and abroad, will join together to perform the music at the funeral services. A Memorial Service will be held at the Thayer United Methodist Church, 203 N. Okmulgee, Thayer, Kansas, on Tuesday, September 17, at 2:00 p.m. Interment will be at the Thayer Cemetery. Picture below from UMKC Accordion Orchestra, 1990, Amy to the right of conductor Joan Sommers. |
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