Love isn't about how much you can get, but how much you can give; it's not about giving up, but holding on; it's not about how you say, 'I love you,' but how you show the one you love that it's true.
A personal message from Charles Copeland:
Welcome to the Amy Copeland Memorial. I'm Amy's husband, Charles. Make yourself at home and have a look around. Please feel free to befriend Amy if you're a MySpace™ user and drop off a comment or message to let us know you stopped by.
Click HERE to befriend Amy on MySpace™.
If you've never visited the Amy Copeland Memorial before, a good place for you to visit would be the ABOUT AMY section.
Amy Copeland passed from this earth on Tuesday, January 11, 2010, at the age of 39, from a heart attack. In her short life, she touched and inspired an incredible number of people with her kindness, compassion, and her loving, caring nature.
She had many dreams for the future, but in the last year of her life many of these dreams merged into one: to make everyone she knew (& did not yet know) happy. She was an internet radio DJ and used her platform to enrich the lives of everyone she could. She always had a kind word for everyone she ever came in contact with. She befriended anyone who needed friendship. Her desire was to make everyone want to "pay it forward", causing the entire population of the planet to want the best for one another.
Driven by her tireless inspiration, I am carrying her dream onward by offering it to others. In the future I will re-launch Amy's radio station, Fractured Mirror Radio, and resume broadcasting 24-hours per day. In the meantime, my goal is to raise awareness of heart disease, the leading cause of death in the United States of America, England, Canada and Wales, claiming the life of one person every 34 seconds in America alone.
It is the sincere vision of the Amy Copeland Memorial to one day be regarded as something that has consistently fostered pursuit of the values and ambitions personified by Amy Copeland throughout her lifetime.
It is the mission of the Amy Copeland Memorial to help others survive heart disease.
Amy Copeland reached out to others through her amazing compassion and thoughtfulness without hesitation. She gave her time and resources whenever she could. She turned fear into a secondary inconvenience in comparison to everything else in life. In the 13 years I was lucky enough to call her my wife, she taught me more than I could ever have hoped to learn on my own. And I must now pass those values on to everyone I meet.
It's what Amy would have wanted.
Read Amy's blog (written by her husband, Charles Copeland) at MySpace™. In it you will discover how Amy touched the lives of everyone she came in contact with, as well as personal accounts of memories Charles shares which will show you the giving, caring, compassionate and loving nature of one of the most special human beings ever to have lived.