SOURCE: Helena (MT) Independent Record 5/22/2004
Amanda Fay Looper, age 15, a sophomore at Great Falls High, passed away as the result of injuries in an automobile accident north of Great Falls, Tuesday, May 18, 2004.
Amanda is survived by her mother Sandra Fay (O'Dell) Harrell and her father, Brent Looper of Three Forks; stepfather Martin Harrell, of Great Falls; her brother, Tyson Marks of Missoula; sisters Cat (Candice) Looper, Great Falls, Shaienna Harrell, Great Falls, Laura Merstal, Three Forks, Sarah Looper, Belgrade, Ashliegh, Samantha and Lauren Harrell, Spokane, Washington; grandparents, Virginia and Ernie O'Dell, Helena, and Judy and Harlee Thompson, Three Forks.
Amanda was born July 25, 1988, to Sandra Fay Harrell and Brent D. Looper in Helena. She lived in Sacramento and moved to Great Falls at age 6.
Amanda was always singing and dancing. She loved to be with family and hanging out with her friends. She was a poet and artist. She loved playing basketball, riding bikes with friends and dancing in the rain.
She will be truly missed by all.
Amanda Fay Looper, age 15, a sophomore at Great Falls High, passed away as the result of injuries in an automobile accident north of Great Falls, Tuesday, May 18, 2004.
Amanda is survived by her mother Sandra Fay (O'Dell) Harrell and her father, Brent Looper of Three Forks; stepfather Martin Harrell, of Great Falls; her brother, Tyson Marks of Missoula; sisters Cat (Candice) Looper, Great Falls, Shaienna Harrell, Great Falls, Laura Merstal, Three Forks, Sarah Looper, Belgrade, Ashliegh, Samantha and Lauren Harrell, Spokane, Washington; grandparents, Virginia and Ernie O'Dell, Helena, and Judy and Harlee Thompson, Three Forks.
Amanda was born July 25, 1988, to Sandra Fay Harrell and Brent D. Looper in Helena. She lived in Sacramento and moved to Great Falls at age 6.
Amanda was always singing and dancing. She loved to be with family and hanging out with her friends. She was a poet and artist. She loved playing basketball, riding bikes with friends and dancing in the rain.
She will be truly missed by all.
SOURCE: Helena (MT) Independent Record 5/22/2004
Amanda Fay Looper, age 15, a sophomore at Great Falls High, passed away as the result of injuries in an automobile accident north of Great Falls, Tuesday, May 18, 2004.
Amanda is survived by her mother Sandra Fay (O'Dell) Harrell and her father, Brent Looper of Three Forks; stepfather Martin Harrell, of Great Falls; her brother, Tyson Marks of Missoula; sisters Cat (Candice) Looper, Great Falls, Shaienna Harrell, Great Falls, Laura Merstal, Three Forks, Sarah Looper, Belgrade, Ashliegh, Samantha and Lauren Harrell, Spokane, Washington; grandparents, Virginia and Ernie O'Dell, Helena, and Judy and Harlee Thompson, Three Forks.
Amanda was born July 25, 1988, to Sandra Fay Harrell and Brent D. Looper in Helena. She lived in Sacramento and moved to Great Falls at age 6.
Amanda was always singing and dancing. She loved to be with family and hanging out with her friends. She was a poet and artist. She loved playing basketball, riding bikes with friends and dancing in the rain.
She will be truly missed by all.
Amanda Fay Looper, age 15, a sophomore at Great Falls High, passed away as the result of injuries in an automobile accident north of Great Falls, Tuesday, May 18, 2004.
Amanda is survived by her mother Sandra Fay (O'Dell) Harrell and her father, Brent Looper of Three Forks; stepfather Martin Harrell, of Great Falls; her brother, Tyson Marks of Missoula; sisters Cat (Candice) Looper, Great Falls, Shaienna Harrell, Great Falls, Laura Merstal, Three Forks, Sarah Looper, Belgrade, Ashliegh, Samantha and Lauren Harrell, Spokane, Washington; grandparents, Virginia and Ernie O'Dell, Helena, and Judy and Harlee Thompson, Three Forks.
Amanda was born July 25, 1988, to Sandra Fay Harrell and Brent D. Looper in Helena. She lived in Sacramento and moved to Great Falls at age 6.
Amanda was always singing and dancing. She loved to be with family and hanging out with her friends. She was a poet and artist. She loved playing basketball, riding bikes with friends and dancing in the rain.
She will be truly missed by all.
