Amy Mason-Cooley passed away on May 28, 2026.
A service to celebrate her life will be held on Saturday, June 27, 2026 at Hughes Funeral Home, 26209 Pollard Road, Daphne, AL. There will be a time of visitation beginning at 11AM followed by the service at 12PM.
In lieu of the flowers the family asks that memorial donations be made to Sickle Cell Foundation Mobile Chapter at scdmobile.org
Hughes Funeral Home, 26209 Pollard Road, Daphne, AL, is assisting the family.
Amy you will be missed thank you for the love and being there for me and my nephews you accept and watch my daughters as your nieces they felt the love always with you and you helping me when Crystal passed away right after your mom i will never forget the love you shared with everyone
Prayer are with you and your family may God comfort you and your family during this time of grief stay strong she was a light in the sickle cell community as a beloved sister and warrior
May your soul find eternal rest & May God grant your family PEACE that surpasses all understanding, May he comfort your loved ones like only he can. THANK YOU SO MUCH for ALL of your hard work & dedication to the sickle cell community. As a parent of a warrior child I am grateful for the legacy of love and leadership that you left behind. Rest In Paradise- you deserve it 🫶🏾!!!
She was such a beautiful soul and an amazing Sickle Cell advocate! The sickle cell community has definitely lost a Gem 💎 Prayers for her family, husband and kids as they have to navigate through this devastating loss. 🙏🏾💙🕊️ Rest in eternal peace Amy 🕊️
Amy – You were definitely a force to be reckoned with . You will be dearly missed and remembered always for your Leadership, and the Work & Advocacy you’ve done for Sickle Cell; as well as the deep Love you’ve shown for your beautiful Family, Husband & Children.. Well done Amy, well done!! ♥️
Our sickle cell community took a hard hit when you left us. You are truly missed. Prayers to your family and friends, rest well my friend 🙏🏾
My sincere Condolences to the Twins Mason, Maverick and to her husband Justin. Each of you held a special spot in Amy’s heart. May God continue to guide and comfort each of you in this very difficult time.
RIH in heaven queen. We will continue to stand strong as sickle warrior and parents of Sickle Cell Conquers.
We did not know each other personally. I followed you on Facebook after you had mentioned the surveys for those like us who have this terrible condition of Sickle Cell . I pray for your spirit to be at rest now that pain has gone away . I pray for your boys and your husband to always remember you for who you were ourside of this condition because your spirt was beautiful 💜🌹Rest in Heaven now .Shine brightly ☀️
Amy my sickle cell sister I will miss you I’m hurt sis but no more suffering or pain. Sis I remember you came and picked me up to attend our sickle cell brother Doug funeral. After his service we went to and eat out and I was cutting up for my water lol you was just getting your laugh on.. I love you sis get your rest
I’ve known Amy ever since she was a baby. She brought so much light to others around her. She was a strong woman who fought tooth and nail for others and also for herself. I’m really missing her!! 😢💔 I’m looking forward to seeing her again in the new paradise!! And may her husband and twin boys be strong and stand in the faith of Jehovah God in these last days!! 🙏🙏🙏
Amy, I am going to miss you more than you’ll ever know. Your work here, on this end, is complete. You will forever be a staple in the SCD community. From FB friends to Real Life friends – you truly were a blessing to Kiarra and me.
Justin, Maverick & Maeson, you all are in my deepest thoughts and prayers. ❤️🙏🏻❤️
We remember Amy not only for the laughter she brought into every room, but for the courage carried into every cause. She was the person who refused to look away when someone needed help, the voice that spoke up when silence felt easier, and the steady presence that reminded us that compassion is a form of strength.
Her advocacy wasn’t abstract — it was lived. It showed up in the way she listened, the way she fought for fairness, in her own struggles with SC and the way she believed people with Sickle Cell deserved dignity simply because they existed.
Though her voice is no longer here, her impact echoes in every life she touched.
May her memory be a blessing, a guide, and a reminder that one life can truly make a difference.
Love to the Family,
Adrene Clarke-Williams
Girl, I was rushing hoping I had enough time to send some yellow roses for your service and saw that you’d prefer a donation instead…so I did just that. Donated the amount it would’ve cost to send you a dozen yellow roses. I’m missing you Amy. Rest well!
My condolences to the family.
Sending my condolences 💐 Thank for all you have done for me and many other warriors. You will be missed. No more pain ❤️🩹
I will truly miss you for all the things you were! Saying you were a great person just doesn’t do you justice🥰
Crazy how I am still waiting on the “ Now, now y’all know” in your voice that will not happen! Much love to your beautiful family❤️❤️
Amy.. your knowledge and wisdom will be truly missed.. you were and will always be remembered with the sickle cell family as our #1 advocate. God must have needed a leader to help with his soldiers. Because when he called you home the sickle cell family really felt it. I pray for strength for your husband and the Cooley twins.. they will remember how strong, beautiful, outspoken and awesome you were! Sending all the love & hugs from Pensacola Fla.
I will say goodbye to your flesh but your energy remains. Throughout your twins and Justin. She is never truly gone as her energy and love remain. We aren’t called warriors for nothing.
Amy you were the person that made my cards list what I was trying to do for our SC warriors, you contacted me when I as so sick and did not send out cards for over three months and you were the one that contacted me over and over to see what was going and if I was ok after not finding me on social media and you ask if everything were alright, thank for your concern about me. Iwill miss you so much and I pray you rest safely in the arm of our Lord Jesus Christ, I will miss all the pictures of the boys and see them grow year after year. Justin my heart is hurting for you and the boys and my prayers will always be for you all and her family. ♥️🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾.
Amy, this one hurts! Even though we have never met in person you have had such an impact on me and my daughter’s lives. My daughter is the first person in the family to have SC and you gave us so much information and let us know what to do and what not to do. I’m still in disbelief. When I got the news I literally lost my breath and had to take a seat. It felt like losing my favorite cousin all over again! Thank you so much for everything you’ve done for me and my daughter! Prayers for your husband and the twins!
My sister take your rest. Thank you for all of your help and encouragement and for always remembering my son during remembering our warriors, you are also that now and an icon to the sickle cell community. Love you always … Fly high and rest.
One of the coolest, bravest, and most dedicated warriors that I never had the privilege to meet in person. Your story is so similar to many of us, and yet it is uniquely yours. I extend my condolences to your family, friends, and those who were closest to you.
Amy……. It’s so hard to believe you’re gone! Over the years I’ve watched you go from being a warrior, to a wife and then adding being a mom to the list all of which you did superbly. You fought an unimaginable fight love and although we weren’t ready God surely said WELL DONE MY DAUGHTER!
You’re with your baby girls and Mom now watching over the loves you left behind. Thank you for allowing me to be a distant auntie to Mason and Maverick…….I pray that I continue to be as I truly love them…… They’ll always be my nephews as you will always be my sickle cell sister.
I love and miss you beautiful 🌹💜
To the Cooleys: I am still speechless. I had to check several sources on Facebook before I believed that you were really gone. It hurt then… and it hurt now…. The sickle cell community is really going to miss you Amy. I cannot thank you enough for all you have done for our mental health… just having someone to talk to that understood what it was all about.. May you get the rest that you so deserved. We love you Amy and will miss you dearly.