Amanda Lyn Webb, beloved wife, mother, sister, and friend, passed away on June 13, 2023 at the age of 52. She was born in Ohio on July 21st, 1970, and lived her life with a fierce passion for the things she loved the most.
Amanda’s career as an Automotive Service Manager was just one of the many things that she excelled at. Her true passion, however, was riding her Harley Davidson motorcycle and spending time with her family and friends. Known to be the life of the party, Amanda loved nothing more than making people laugh and feel loved. Her infectious smile, warm hugs, and hearing her say the words “I love you” will be missed by all who knew her.
Amanda is survived by her husband Keith Webb; sons Eric Williams, Andrew Kello, C.J. Webb, and Tyler Webb, daughter Melissa Webb; grandchildren Ty, Eli, Raphael, Jonah, Tristan, and Brayden; father Carl E. Allshouse Sr.; brothers Carl E. Allshouse, Jr., and Mike Allshouse; dear friend Valerie Webb as well as her 6 fur babies, Gator, Chloe, Haily, Bitsy, Mason, and Emma.
Amanda was preceded in death by her mother Anita Hoggard, father James Hoggard, and her favorite Uncle Robert “Bobby” Thomas.
A celebration of Amanda’s beautiful life well-lived will take place on July 8, 2023. The family will receive friends from 11-12 followed by the service at 12:00pm with reception to follow on site.
In honor of Amanda’s love for animals, donations can be made to The Safe Animal Shelter located at 2913 County Rd. 220 in Middleburg, Florida 32068.
Rest peacefully, dear Amanda, knowing that you brought so much joy and love into this world.
Amanda was such a delight over the few years that I got to know her. She didn’t let her cancer diagnosis stop her from smiling and finding the positives in life despite how much pain she experienced. She loved life, her husband, children, family and her motorcycle. On behalf of TPMG, I send condolences to her family during this difficult time. She was a gem that will be missed!
I met Amanda at VA.Oncology in January she was getting her first treatment of Chemo it was my second. We talked and kept each other company and I gave her a pocket mermaid with a little card to provide maybe a little comfort she and I spent hours talking about all sorts of things…she even shared her crackers and cheese with me! We exchanged numbers and I told her I would be praying for her! We talked on the phone and texted and I kept praying for her. One day a box showed up and she sent me a chemo comfort box with a bracelet a throw candle and bath bombs..the bracelet say “One Day At A Time” I have it on and plan to never take it off in her time of trouble she thought of me..I am not sure why our paths crossed but I do know the short time I knew her she was a bright light to my own journey and trust me this journey is not easy sometimes…I send prayers to her family..she always told me she loved her husband more then anything in this world..I send prayers of comfort to her entire family…May God wrap his arms around you all during this time..And please know I am praying for all of you! Amanda’s friend Jennifer
Our deepest condolences on Amanda’s passing. Mike and I were just sitting on our porch the other night reminiscing about all the fun we had with her at company events and your wedding. She will be missed by many! Hugs Keith!
My dear Amanda. I have loved u ever since I met u many years ago. It was soon after your mother’s passing, and u were still in mourning. I wanted so much to try to help u heal. It took a little while for u to accept me into your heart and life. I was happy when u told people that I was your step mom. I will miss u so much, and will always think of u and love u. Give James a big hug for me.
Amanda the day that I meet you at the fishing national…I new you where so kind hearted and the life of the party…may you rest in paradise. Keith and family I’m so deeply sorry for your loss.
My heart breaks for Amanda’s loved ones, and her husband,my cousin, Keith. Life is so very short. My thoughts and prayers are with her family at this time.
You are the best sister a brother could ever ask for. Life lost a little bit of it’s luster when you left us. You will always be in my heart and on every ride on “our” uncles bike when I ride….