Amy Graves

September 8th, 1968 - October 16th, 2022

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Amy was my boss, my friend, and yes, she was my work mom. She was one of the strongest women I have ever met. She loved me and my family like her own, she always ran over to see my boys when they visited Lowe’s and patiently waited to see their Halloween costumes during our annual reverse trick-or-treat. Amy and I spent quite a bit of time together during my years at Lowe’s. Countless hugs, crying sessions - both tears of joy and tears of sadness, early mornings, late nights, all nighters, I will forever treasure that time. Amy always supported everyone she cared about in anything they did. She was a huge supporter of my wife’s business, one of her top customers three years running, and she even joined the book club. She was someone I could go to no matter what and I always knew she would give it to me straight, if her words didn’t say it, her face surly did. I saw her light up when she would talk about her kids and her grandkids. She always told my wife how lucky she was to be a boy mom because boy moms get the best job in the world. I may not have been Amy’s biological son, but I will forever be honored that she considered me just another one of her boys and if one thing is for sure, she was definitely my second mom. ♥️