Wall of Light

In Loving Memory of Kelly Amy

Kelly's spirit was as vibrant as her interests. She had a deep love for travel, with her fondest memories originating from cherished trips to the beach, particularly memorable adventures with friends to Key West. Beyond her travels, she found joy in cooking, often bringing warmth to her home by dancing in the kitchen as she prepared meals for her friends. Her creative side shone through in her passion for painting, where she expressed herself through color and artistry. Additionally, Kelly was known to enjoy nights in, often captivated by her favorite television show, Shark Tank, where she reveled in the world of entrepreneurship and innovation.

Kelly is survived by her parents, Alan T. Amy and Gail Marino Amy; her sister, Kimberly Amy Brannon and her husband, Charles (Chuck) Brannon; her niece, Esme Margaret Brannon; her godparents, Richard G. Lucito and Judith Richard Lucito; and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family and friends.

In Loving Memory of Nancy Kelly

Donation given by her husband of 52 years, Ernest Kelly.

Nancy passed away in June of 2022 after a long and courageous battle with head and neck cancer. She was a resident of Denham Springs, LA. She was the CEO of The NeuroMedical Center in Baton Rouge, LA and retired in 2018 after 33 years. She was also a long-time member of Live Oak Church.

Her presence brought warmth, love, and light into the lives of those around her. She touched the hearts of everyone who knew her.

Though she may be gone, her memory remains a source of comfort and inspiration to her family and friends. Nancy's spirit was as vibrant as her interests. She had a deep love for travel, with her fondest memories originating from cherished trips to the beach, particularly memorable adventures with friends to Key West. Beyond her travels, she found joy in cooking, often bringing warmth to her home by dancing in the kitchen as she prepared meals for her friends. Her creative side shone through in her passion for painting, where she expressed herself through color and artistry.

She is survived by her parents, Alan T. Amy and Gail Marino Amy; her sister, Kimberly Amy Brannon and her husband, Charles (Chuck) Brannon; her niece, Esme Margaret Brannon; her godparents, Richard G. Lucito and Judith Richard Lucito; and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family and friends.

In Loving Memory of Hannah Calloway

Hannah’s light touched everyone who knew her. Her courage, strength, and beautiful spirit continue to inspire the Second Light Foundation’s mission to support others on their cancer journey.

Her memory shines brightly, lighting the way for others who walk this difficult path.

Through the generous support of her loved ones, Hannah’s legacy lives on in the hope and healing provided to cancer warriors who attend our retreats. Her spirit of compassion and resilience continues to bring comfort to those who need it most.

In Loving Memory of Lorena Cook

Honoring a beautiful life of love, resilience, and devotion to family.

Lorena’s compassion, strength, and enduring love continue to inspire all who knew her. Her memory serves as a guiding light for those on their healing journey, and her presence remains forever felt in the hearts of her family and friends.