Amie Kaye Scarbro

It is with profound sadness that our precious mother, wife, daughter, sister, and friend Amie Kaye (Alley) Scarbro, 43, of Daniels, WV passed away Thursday, February 4, 2021. Amie was born December 31, 1977 in Charleston, WV. She married Chad Scarbro on June 22, 1996 in Rainelle, WV.

Amie was a devout Christian who loved the LORD. She dedicated her life to raising two wonderful children who were her entire world, Joel Andrew Scarbro and Brooke Delani (Scarbro) Mills. She chose to wrap up her medical career early and be a stay at home mom to instill Christian values in her children. She also worked from home as secretary of treasury at Advanced Automation and Advanced Storage.

Amie had a Servants heart and loved helping any one in need. Her passion was always to serve in the children’s ministry at church. She loved children and they loved her. Amie attended I Heart Church at Mount Hope Campus where she was a leader for children’s ministry. She also served on the Widow’s Ministry Team, for the Safehaven Foster Closet Ministry, and served food to the community during different times in need. Amie served as the senior mom for the class of 2020 at Mount Hope Christian Academy. Amie kept her home immaculate and loved being there keeping her family glued together. She always put the needs of others ahead of hers. She deeply loved and will be greatly missed by all who knew her.

She is survived by her husband, Chad Scarbro; her son, Joel Scarbro and fiancé, Sidney Moneypenny; daughter, Brooke Delani (Scarbro) Mills and husband, Caleb Mills; mother, Sandy Kaye Reed; sister, Anissa (Alley) Waldron and Nick Waldron with niece, Cassie Lively and boyfriend, Dustin Workman; and great-niece, Remington Workman; brother, Philip Alley; aunt, Kathy McGuire; father-in-law, Clarence “Spuek” Scarbro and girlfriend, Joanne Damon; brother-in-law, Dusty Scarbro and wife, Donna Scarbro with nieces, Aubrie and Willow Scarbro; and nephew, Remington Scarbro. She is proceed in death by her dad, Bernard Alley; step-dad, Billy Van Reed; and mother-in-law, Jonnette (Holt) Scarbro.

Amie never assisted on being the center of attention, so her services will be private. In lieu of flowers, Amie would have been greatly humbled for those wanting to honor her memory by making a donation in her name to World Vision at worldvision.org or The Safehaven Campaign at safehavenwv.com.

"For the mountains may depart and the hills be removed, but my steadfast love shall not

depart from you, and my conenant of peace shall not be removed, ‘ says the Lord, who has

compassion on you.” - Isaiah 54:10

Blue Ridge Funeral Home & Crematorium has the honor of serving the family. Online condolence may be made to the family at www.blueridgefuneralhome.com.