Amie Catherine Coffey, 24, of Boone passed away suddenly at home on July 29, 2022. She was born April 24, 1998 in Boone, NC to Tara Bumgarner and John Coffey.

She is survived in death by her children, Rayne and Reece Townsend of Banner Elk, NC and Rowan and Elowen Cockman of Blowing Rock, NC; her parents Tara Bumgarner and John Coffey both of Boone, NC; one brother Logan Harrel of Boone. Her grandparents Johnny and Kitty Bumgarner both of Hinton, Oklahoma. Grandmother Tammy Garland of Fleetwood, NC. Amie is also survived by numerous Aunts, Uncles and c o u s i n s .

Preceding her in death, a brother Michael Teague; her grandfather Harley Coffey and her aunt Nicole Coffey.

They say that the stars that burn the brightest burn the fastest. Amie's soul was simply a star that was too bright for this world. Her generous and giving nature, along with her desire to help touched the lives of those she came in contact with. It was well known that she would help anyone in need, be it a meal or a shower or just someone to talk to during a rough patch, she was only a phone call or message away. A close friend of hers recently said "When I was lost, Amie gave me a happy place." A happy place was all she ever wanted.

Those closest to Amie will forever remember her many sayings and catchphrases. We will never hear those sayings again without it bringing a smile to our faces. Over the years, regardless of the nature of the problem at hand, Amie would hold her necklace and say "The faith of a mustard seed can move mountains." Her belief in the power of a mustard seed can and did make the mountains move. Things that seemed impossible would become possible if one had enough faith.

Her mother would like to say a special thank you to Amie's small group of close friends for all their love, support and help during this time.

A service will be held at a later date.

Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.hamptonfuneralnc.com

Hampton Funeral and Cremation Service is in charge of the arrangements.