=====Flossie Matthews Amick=====
Major Flossie Jean Mathews Amick.

^Major Flossie Amick||
^Rank|Major|
^Birth Date|August 30, 1925|
^Death Date|October 18, 2006|
^Relations|[[David Amick|Major David Amick (husband)]]|
^ |[[Laura Mathews Wilson|Laura Mathews Wilson (sister)]]|
^ |[[Amick|Amick Family (by marriage)]]|

====Obituary====
Maj. Flossie Amick, 81, was promoted to glory on Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2006, from her daughter's home in Raytown, Mo. She slipped away peacefully at about 7 p.m. after being under hospice care for several weeks.
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She was born on Aug. 30, 1925, in Mound City, Kan., to William and Delilu Mathews.
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She married [[David Amick|Capt. David Amick]] on Sept. 9, 1945. For the next 41 years they would actively serve together as Salvation Army officers and they would share their lives together for 61 years. He survives.
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Local survivors include: a son, [[James Amick|Maj. James Amick]] and his wife, Diane, of Keokuk.
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She was preceded in death by her parents and two brothers.
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Visitation was held Saturday at The Salvation Army, 14700 E. Truman Rd., Independence, Mo.
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The funeral was also Saturday, with [[Richard Trimmell|Maj. Richard Trimmell]] officiating.
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A graveside committal was conducted by [[Robert Bonfield|Lt. Colonel Robert Bonfield]] at the Memorial Park-Greenlawn Cemeteries, following the funeral service.

====External====
  * [[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/241226382/flossie_jean_amick|Find a Grave]]