Amy is a yoga & fitness instructor, small business owner, board member of Alexander Neville Foundation (ANF), and mother of two from Laguna Niguel. Alexander, her first-born son, lost his life from fentanyl. He was fourteen with high school and his whole life still ahead of him. Alex was in an experimental phase, took a single pill one night and never woke up.

Since losing her son, Amy has devoted her time to continuing to raise her daughter and bringing greater awareness of fentanyl to the general public. Her efforts have brought her in touch with experts in every area of the fentanyl/opioid crisis including: DEA officials, prosecutors, Southern California county sheriffs, California state legislators, rehabilitation counselors, teachers, and young adults like her son, Alex. Each interaction informs her efforts and allows her to spread this message.

Amy is currently working with Capistrano Unified School District PTA organization to share her knowledge with parents and students. In addition, she is actively pursuing legislation at a state level and building a network and larger base of volunteers to inform the public.

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