"I am a DJ at two radio stations in Norway -- Radio Hamar and Radio Pe1o in Lillehammer. Last summer (1997) Amie visited a country festival here in Norway. I had the pleasure of meeting her and made an interview, too, with her. This little lady impressed me a lot. Therefore, I almost got in shock when I heard that she now is dead in a car crash. She has become one of my favourite artists, this beautiful singer. I sent you a picture (shown at right) from when she was here…she is here together with me…it is easy to see that she seems happy after her shows. We have all lost a great singer and a friend."

Yours, Trond Vangen
Norway

"I remember Amie as a very sweet and nice girl that I fell flat for instantly.  I aired an interview with her on our local radio, Sveriges Radio Dalarna, when she visited Sweden some years ago (1996).  Amie acted very natural both on stage and on air, so I didn't need to edit the interview at all - I just mixed in some of her songs in the i-view, and the whole thing was done!  She performed at Kupolen in Borlänge, Sweden and was backed by Thomas Haglund's band.  It's really nice to listen to such a singer, and I also felt that I could just relax and listen, ´cause I felt Amie would make it really good and she sure did! She had good contact with the audience, and I know that they appreciated her a lot.  Amie and I talked music a lot since I'm a musician too, and she told me she loved the sound of a steel guitar that sings and whines. This picture (shown left) was taken by Amie's mom in Studio 1 during that interview. For very easily understood reasons, I couldn't resist to give Amie a hug. I still have very mixed feelings when I look at these pics - it feels totally wrong when a young, very nice and talented person dies."

Anders Brundell
Falun, Sweden