Love for Amy

Please help us raise money to raise Amy's kids.

Amy Nincehelser passed away unexpectedly due to a seizure while she was sleeping on Saturday morning December 20, 2014. 

Amy suffered from stiff persons syndrome, a rare neurological disorder with features of an autoimmune disease.  

This young mother only 40 years old, left behind her husband of 20 years and three beautiful boys Brennan (14) , Jace (9), Cade (6).  


Amy was a small woman with great might.  She was a loving wife and best friend to Ace. Through the tears, he shared that he loved how little Amy could just smile and talk someone out of their shoes, she was the most persuasive and charming woman ever.   

Amy was undeniably an incredible caring and giving mother to the boys.  She made sure they had everything they ever needed, provided love and attention and never missed a school or sport event.  Her family was her whole world.  

Amy worked as a professional hair stylist for over 15 years with the Charles Penzone family.  She loved her work, her clients were her friends who adored her, her co-workers respected and loved being around her infectious smile.

This family is forever changed.  

Sadly, her sons witnessed as their dad tried desperately to recusitate their mom at their home.  

And when times couldn't get worse for this family, 
while Ace prepared for the funeral, he moved all of the Christmas to his dads house in an attempt to give the kids as normal a holiday as possible without the memeories of just a few days before.  And on Christmas Eve, his dad's house was broken into and all their gifts and electronics were stolen.  The last presents Amy ever bought her children. 

Ace replaced what he could but certainly felt like giving up in this moment. Amy was his rock and she was always there to help him through tough times like this.  

Ace is now left to figure out this new life of being by himself and playing the role of mom & dad.  This new life has many challenges... sports and school expenses, hiring help for before and after school care, drop off and pick up schedules, birthdays and holidays without mom, and a very long greiving process.  

With all these challenges we need to help this family relieve, at the very least, the finacial stress. Please help us raising money to help raise Amy's kids.  

For those of you who knew Amy, she'd give you her shirt if you were cold, she made you smile when you needed it, she gave her family ALL of her.  It's our turn to give back to her.  

No donation is too small.  And please help us share her story by sharing this link.  

In advance, thank you for your kindness.

RIP Amy, we all love you very much.