Amy Lynn Goodin, 62 of Valparaiso, IN, formerly of Norristown, PA, passed away April 13, 2025. She was born October 17, 1962, in Pittsburgh, PA to the late Rev. Charles E. Goodin and Alcinda “Cindy” (Murray) Goodin. Amy graduated from Washington High School in Washington, PA, and received her bachelor's degree from Geneva College in Beaver Falls, PA. She went on to a fulfilling career as a Systems Administrator in the IT and Business Systems Industry. Amy was also a member of Bethel Hill United Methodist Church in Landsdale. She loved to take care of others and spend time with her wonderful friends and neighbors. Amy’s love for others was her magic, and if you knew her, you know how powerful her love was. She will be lovingly remembered and deeply missed every day.

Amy is survived by her sisters: Susan (James) Vilga of Valparaiso, IN, Allison (Larry) Carlson of Grass Valley, CA, and Melissa Lucier of Honey Brook, PA; nieces and nephews: Matthew (Hannah) Vilga, Ryan (Jackie) Carlson, Olivia Lucier, Nathan Lucier, and Nicholas Carlson; and her beloved long-haired miniature dachshund, Beau.

A celebration of Amy’s life will be announced at a later date. She will be laid to rest at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Johnstown, PA. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in Amy’s name to the American Cancer Society.

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Amy was an awesome friend and I will miss her dearly. She was such a kind soul and a friend that I will never forget. I have many fond memories of having a few beers during the summer with Amy and "Pop" talking on her deck. They were both amazing people and deeply missed; and seeing Beau was always a treat too. Amy is at peace now, not suffering any longer, and I pray that God holds my dear friend in the palm of His hands.-Dan Mitcheli

Your smile will be forever miss. -Richard Hull 

Amy I will miss you so much. We move the battle of Caner. Unfortunately you lost the battle. At least you are at peace and out of pain. Gone but never forgotten. God has received another Angel! Robin and Paul Pierce we love you. -Robin and Paul Pierce 

Oh, we are so sorry to hear that Amy has passed. Amy was certainly such a loving and caring person. She took such great care of our Uncle Jim (Pop). Wishing you a peaceful rest. Thank you, Amy! -Beth Qualtieri 

Prayers to the family of lovely Amy. She was a loving member and smiling face of Bethel Hill and I'm so blessed to have known her. -Kelli Durling