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Amelia M. Phinney

Amelia M. Phinney
  • July 17, 1982 - April 10, 2020
  • Easton, Massachusetts
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Sweet Alexis, Mr&Mrs Phinney, and Nick, there are no words that I can say to tell you how deeply sorry I am for your loss, Amelia was an amazing woman and mother, and loved by so many and will be missed, you can be so very proud.❤
Posted by: Angela Smith - Mansfield, MA - Family Friend   Apr 20, 2020

Pauline and John: Our deepest condolences. There are no words... We continue to pray for you, your grand-daughter and family. May Amelia rest in peace.

Much Love,
Maria Wilson-Sepulveda & Family
Posted by: Maria Wilson-Sepulveda - Brockton, MA - Family Friend   Apr 20, 2020

Dear Pauline and family, I am so sorry to hear about your loss of your daughter Amelia. I'm so glad that I got to meet her. She was a beautiful person inside and out. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Posted by: Ingunn Bourne - Brockton, MA - Friend   Apr 20, 2020

My deepest sympathies go out to The entire family of my Friend Amelia. May God give you the comfort and peace that you seek and may the soul of your loved one rest in peace. I'm Gonna gonna miss you my Sister!! Descansa en Paz!
Posted by: Martin Sanchez - Revere, MA - Coworker   Apr 20, 2020

Like everyone else, I was stunned to hear the news that a very special vibrant young person could pass so unexpectedly. I got to know Amelia when she applied for a position at the Council. At each interview I was more and more impressed by her maturity and thoughtfulness. It is easier being a woman in the trades than when I joined the union, but it is still a challenge and Amelia demonstrated a very sophisticated understanding of when to

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Posted by: Mark Erlich - Jamaica Plain, MA - Coworker   Apr 20, 2020

To everyone who received an opportunity to know Amelia my thoughts and continued prayers go out to all of you. I only knew Amelia for a short period of time, but working with her on the Sisters conference earlier this year I had an opportunity to see what passion she had for the work we do. I pray for comfort for all who mourn her, peace be upon her soul, and strength for those who forge onward in her memory. Although miles separated us, she is still my Sister. All my love always,
Posted by: Marie Smithgall - Syracuse, NY - Coworker   Apr 20, 2020

My deepest condolences on your loss. Amelia was a wonderful person
Posted by: Joe DiCenso - MA - Coworker   Apr 20, 2020

I feel so lucky to have known Amelia. She was such a good, kind, generous person. She was an excellent carpenter, and an excellent Business Representative for the Carpenters Union. She really threw herself into learning and mastering everything she could, and it meant she was a warm and welcoming mentor to the women she helped recruit into the union, she was a tireless and effective advocate for her membership, and she was a deep and loyal friend. She leaves

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Posted by: Liz Skidmore - Boston, MA - Coworker   Apr 20, 2020

Great time at pool, birthday parties, fun time with Lexi and Campbell at Great Wolf Lodge, Howling Tornado ride, going toLexi's plays,crazy. Midnight swims with Marie and Amelia! ❤❤J72 sy
Posted by: Mary Duggan Watson - W. Bridgewater, MA - Friend   Apr 19, 2020

I had the pleasure of getting to know Amelia through working together on tradeswomen issues over the past few years. I knew I could count on Amelia for guidance and support when organizing in the South Coast. She was also passionate about connecting people in her community who were in need with opportunities, and gave her all the events we worked on together.

I really enjoyed talking with Amelia, She was warm, friendly and smart. I remember lingering in a Panera

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Posted by: Kate Harrison Leon - Boston, MA - Coworker   Apr 19, 2020