Aimee's Obituary

Aimee Lynne Henline
Beloved Daughter

Aimee Lynne Henline, age 17, our beloved daughter, sister,granddaughter, niece, cousin and friend returned home to her Saviorand Heavenly Parents on Saturday, January 14, 2012, at 11:59 p.m. Shemade it home by curfew. She passed away surrounded by many loved onesat the University of Utah Hospital from an unexpected blood clot inher brain. Aimee fought valiantly and was so brave. She was like ashooting star that amazed us with her beauty, but she was only in ourmidst for a short time before she ascended into another realm.

Aimee was born on April 12, 1994, to Wendee Lynne Pease and Ken Henline. She is survived by her parents, Wendee and Garrett Pease, and Ken and Emily Henline. She is also survived by her sister, VictoriaPease, and brothers, Aaron Pease, Joseph Henline, and Zachary Henline.She is also survived by her grandparents and numerous aunts, uncles,cousins and friends who loved her dearly. She is now enjoying thecompany of her Aunt Angee and other loved ones in heaven.

Aimee was an active and faithful member of the Church of Jesus Christof Latter-day Saints and loved participating in the Young Women'sOrganization in her ward. Her greatest desire when planning activitieswas that everyone felt included. She had a great love for thescriptures and found that as she read them, her pains and the cares ofthe world would lessen.

In her senior year at Herriman High School, she especially enjoyed hertheatre class and theatre-related activities. Aimee treasured spendingtime with her wonderful friends. She was so very talented and loved tosing, act, dance, and entertain whenever she could. On her Facebookpage, she wrote: "I'm so happy I want to sing till I lose my voice andhum till I get it back." She loved theatre and put all she had intothe different roles she played. As a child, she played the perfectpart as Annie with her curly red hair and her feisty personality. Sheloved working on crafts, especially with her mom. Wendee and Aimeewere very close and one of the last things she told her mom was"you're my best friend." Together, mother and daughter formed abeautiful duet and their singing provided much joy. Aimee, we'll bewatching for you in the Heavenly Chorus of Angels!

At family gatherings, she loved to have a baby in her arms andchildren playing around her. She loved spending time with her familyand cousins, and they enjoyed many fun and happy times together. Sheconsidered her cousins as her most treasured friends. She loved beingwith her family and hated to see the party breaking up when it wastime to go home.

Aimee had a very strong spirit and always kept life interesting.Something we all loved about Aimee was, whether easy or hard, she didthings her own way. She could talk you into almost anything she puther mind to. Her favorite word was "amazing" and she used itfrequently. We think she is one of the most amazing people we willever know. Aimee loved giving service and her final act of service wasto donate to the Intermountain Donation Services with the hope ofhelping others.

Funeral services will be held Thursday, January 19, 2012, at 11:00a.m. at the LDS Stake Center located at 11685 South Kestrel Rise Road(4500 West) in South Jordan, Utah. A viewing will be held Wednesday,January 18, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Church and from 9:30 to10:30 a.m. on Thursday, prior to services at the Church. Funeral andburial arrangements are being made through Memorial Estates Mortuary,3115 East 7800 South. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made toZion's Bank under the Aimee Lynne Henline donation account to helpassist her family with medical expenses.

Aimee, we love you and will miss you, but Heaven will be even more amazing with you there!

Published in Deseret News on January 18, 2012