Erin Ames

Obituary of Erin Ames

No Visitation Erin Marie Ames, 31, died on August 22, 2008 in Olympia, WA. After battling severe mental health issues for 6 years, Erin had no more to give. With her passing the world has lost a wonderful and loving young woman.Erin was born in Olympia on May 19, 1977 and attended Olympia schools and graduated from Olympia High School in 1995. She enjoyed sports and the friendships she made. She received an AA in Computer Science from Bend Community College and had many Microsoft Certifications. She enjoyed hiking, biking, singing, camping and community service. Erin was quick witted with a quirky sense of humor, and had a beautiful, loud, infectious laugh we will always remember. Her family was always close to her and in her heart. She spent many days helping her grandma and grandpa on the Christmas tree farm. She loved her time there very much. She was a kind and gentle spirited woman, with an open and giving heart. She is loved and will be missed by all. Erin is survived by her mother, Pamela G. Crowell, Olympia, WA; her father William P. Ames, Kirkland, WA; her sister, Nicoli M. Ames, Oakland, CA; grandparents, George and Madge Ames, Olympia, WA; 8 aunts and uncles; and 9 cousins. She was preceded in death by her grandparents Jo and Skeet Hartzog and cousin Greg Ames. May they all meet again in heaven. Memorial Donations may be made in Erin’s name to NAMI, National Alliance on Mental Illness or The Salvation Army. You may leave memories and condolences by clicking on "View Guestbook" below:
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Directions to the Memorial: Northbound, stay to the right, go under the freeway to the light and turn left onto Plum Street. Directions from I-5 take exit 105B, Port of Olympia. Southbound go through the light at the end of the exit onto Plum Street. Both directions: Stay on that street for about 4.4 miles. When you go thru the light at State, Plum becomes East Bay Drive. After you drive thru Priest Point Park, East Bay become Boston Harbor Road. Watch for a crossroad caution sign announcing 46th Avenue. You will see Gull Harbor Lutheran Church on the right side. Turn right at the church onto 46th. Lac-a Do Hall is four-tenths of a mile up on the right side, just beyond the crest of a hill. Look for the big white sign!
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