Amanda Alemond Obituary: Missouri Community Mourns the Sudden Loss of a Beloved Mother of Three
St. Louis, MO – May 29, 2025 — The St. Louis community is grieving the unexpected passing of Amanda Alemond, a cherished mother of three, who died suddenly on Tuesday, May 27. Amanda, a dedicated dental assistant, was renowned for her infectious laughter, vibrant personality, and unwavering devotion to her children.
Amanda’s life revolved around her three children: Camden (17), Kennedy (14), and Colton (11). She was known to light up every room she entered, with friends and family recalling her as someone whose presence brought joy and warmth. Her commitment to her children’s well-being and happiness was evident in every aspect of her life.
Her eldest son, Camden, is a standout student and athlete. Entering his senior year at TPH Academy with a 4.0 GPA, Camden is also a dedicated hockey player for the AAA St. Louis Blues, admired for his strong work ethic and commitment both on and off the ice.
Kennedy, Amanda’s daughter, is preparing to begin her sophomore year at Oakville High School. A rising volleyball talent, Kennedy also has a passion for baking and shares a special bond with the family’s three dogs—Ruby, Dewey, and Tilly.
The youngest, Colton, attends Rogers Elementary and is celebrated for his quick wit, joyful personality, and love for outdoor play with his siblings. His exuberance and charm are a testament to the nurturing environment Amanda provided.
In the wake of Amanda’s passing, the community has rallied around the Alemond family, offering support and sharing memories of a woman who lived life with passion and purpose. Friends describe her as someone who “lived life out loud” and left a lasting impression on everyone she met.
Amanda’s legacy endures through her children, whose strength, kindness, and enthusiasm reflect the love and guidance she imparted. As the community mourns, they also celebrate the profound impact Amanda had on those around her.
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