Obituary of Audrey Heintz

Audrey will be lovingly missed by her high school sweet heart and husband of 29 years Craig Heintz and their two boys who considered her to be their biggest hero and cheerleader, Kenny & Danny Heintz. She is predeceased by her first born, Amanda Ashley Heintz & father in law, Merv Heintz. She is survived by her mother, Lillian Vinish, and her siblings, Sydney (Lynn), Linda, Dale (Jana), and Larry (Paulette). Her mother in law, Flo Heintz and Wade (Shelley). Along with numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends. Tootsie, the Queen, Mom, Aunt, and friend. One of these hits home with every one of you. Or how about bingo, casino, Big Bang, butter tarts, or her love/hate relationship with the Riders. Known as the life of the party or if there wasn't a party happening, she would create it. Always on the go. Even after she was diagnosed with terminal cancer, she was still on a mission to get things done. If you knew her really well, you knew she was not shy. If she did not like your hair cut, she’d tell you. She would say something like “I liked it how it was before” and she would finish that off with scrunching her nose and let out a cute “hee”. But thank God for people like her. If we were all the same, our world would be a boring place. The ultimate cheerleader for her boys. Whether the boys were playing football, wrestling, or racing, there was Audrey loud and proud cheering with her voice often standing out above everyone else in the crowd. “Come On!” “What the hells up with that?” or “Are you kidding me?”! If you had the pleasure of being in her home, you knew you were always well looked after. A pot of coffee was waiting for you, a homemade turkey meal with all the fixings, or some of her homemade baking. You were welcomed with open arms and felt like you could help yourself to anything. She was always up for a good chat or a hand of cards. More like, many hours of cards. Besides playing cards, Audrey also enjoyed planning/organizing family events, baking, watching movies, and hanging out with family and friends. Audrey’s generous, adventurous, and loving presence will be missed, but we take comfort in knowing she is now pain free and reunited in heaven with her little Punkin, Amanda.