1949
Heather
2022
Heather Loy Sessions
July 9, 1949 — August 31, 2022
SESSIONS – Heather Loy, 73, South Fork, passed August 31, 2022, at Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center. Born July 9, 1949, in Blackfoot, Idaho; daughter of Edward Leo and Lucy Eunice (Potter) Stewart. Preceded in death by parents; sister, Yvenna Lucy Wilson; and brother, Vance Warren Stewart.
Survived by husband of 32 years, Thomas L. Sessions Jr., South Fork; sons, Vance Douglas Hansen, Salt Lake City, Utah; John Dan Amicone, Salt Lake City, Utah; and William Thomas Sessions, South Fork; grandson, Steven Don Amicone; special nieces, Amarissa Sessions – DiCarlo, Georgia; Michael Marie Hall, Salt Lake City, Utah; and Emeline H. Wagstaff, South Fork; and numerous other beloved nieces and nephews.
Heather was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. She enjoyed her many years as a waitress for Flying J and felt tremendous joy in helping those struggling with addiction find hope and healing as a substance abuse counselor. She shared a lifetime of adventure with her husband. Together they traveled on their Harley and saw the beauty and splendor of America. She was known for her beautiful crochet work and her gentle and compassionate heart.
Honoring her wishes there will be no visitation or service. In her memory, do as she would have; help a friend in need and offer kindness to a stranger.
Arrangements by Charles O. Dimond Funeral Home, Inc., South Fork.
Survived by husband of 32 years, Thomas L. Sessions Jr., South Fork; sons, Vance Douglas Hansen, Salt Lake City, Utah; John Dan Amicone, Salt Lake City, Utah; and William Thomas Sessions, South Fork; grandson, Steven Don Amicone; special nieces, Amarissa Sessions – DiCarlo, Georgia; Michael Marie Hall, Salt Lake City, Utah; and Emeline H. Wagstaff, South Fork; and numerous other beloved nieces and nephews.
Heather was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. She enjoyed her many years as a waitress for Flying J and felt tremendous joy in helping those struggling with addiction find hope and healing as a substance abuse counselor. She shared a lifetime of adventure with her husband. Together they traveled on their Harley and saw the beauty and splendor of America. She was known for her beautiful crochet work and her gentle and compassionate heart.
Honoring her wishes there will be no visitation or service. In her memory, do as she would have; help a friend in need and offer kindness to a stranger.
Arrangements by Charles O. Dimond Funeral Home, Inc., South Fork.
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