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“Gypsy”, 44, of Vero Beach, Florida, passed away January 8, 2024 at Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital.
She was born on November 20, 1979 in Miami, FL. Amy leaves two sons, Vincent and Nicklaus Cavallo of Palm Bay, FL. Amy will be grieved by a multitude of friends she held close to her heart, a grumpy old dog named Jackson and life partner, Jeff Hawk.
Those of us blessed enough to have known Amy will understand why the world is now a darker place with her absence.
A jewelry maker, repurposer and entrepreneur, her artwork lives on through her business “Twisted Gypsy”. A local bartender and long-haul truck driver, her life, though short, was more fulfilled than most people twice her age. With an open door and open heart to any in need, Amy will be missed most by those who called her “Mama”, her friends and boyfriend who will forever be lost without her wisdom and love.
If Amy were here, she would say to all who read this… Forgive and Forget, but Never Forget to Love, Out loud each and every day like it was your last.
Donations in her honor can be made to the next person you see who needs help even though they may not ask.
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Tanika
September 1, 2026, 9:33 am
Amy was one of my best friends, I was absolutely heartbroken when I found out just last year she passed away on my birthday; then to find out “Jonboy” whom I met through Amy and some other friends, had passed on too….. She will be loved and missed by me and my fiance and many others. She had a heart of gold and would give anything within her reach to anyone in need, she was a wonderful person I pray she’s no longer in pain and has found peace. R.I.P baby girl until we meet again. I love you always!