Enny Duhita Hastuti Ames, 65, passed away on July 1st 2027 in Richmond Hill, GA.

To those who knew her, Enny was a force of nature. She was strong, determined, generous, and fiercely devoted to the people she loved. Never taking "no" for an answer, she lived with conviction and embraced life wholeheartedly with a remarkable ability to leave every place, project, and person better than she found them.

She was a devoted wife and a fiercely loving mother. Together with her husband, Jeffery J. Ames, she built a family that remained the center of her world. Whatever life placed before her, she never lost sight of the people she loved most. She believed wholeheartedly in her children, encouraging them to dream boldly, work hard, and become the very best versions of themselves. Their successes were her greatest joy, and there was nothing she would not sacrifice for their happiness.

Professionally, Enny built a career as an executive assistant in the engineering field, where she was respected for her organization, dedication, and relentless pursuit of excellence. She took great pride in improving systems, solving problems, and finding better, more efficient ways to accomplish every task.

Her passion for helping others reached far beyond her career. She helped establish the Richmond Hill Tennis Association, coached local youth, organized summer tennis camps, and brought together families to build a thriving tennis community. She also volunteered at the local library and senior center, always believing that giving back was one of life's greatest purposes.

She found joy in sewing, crafting, learning new skills, and especially enjoyed the beauty of nature spending quiet moments photographing hydrangeas and orchids at local parks and botanical gardens. She was opinionated, spirited, resilient, and full of life, but those who knew her best understood that beneath her strength was an enormous heart.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Mulyo Hartono and Suratmi Martoredjo.

She is survived by her husband, Jeffery J. Ames; her children, David T. Ames, Annastasshia R. Ames, Daniel B. Ames; her brothers, Yusuf Wahyudish & Bambang Suptiadi

More than anything else, she valued being a mother. She wanted her children to know they were loved, believed in, and capable of achieving anything they set their minds to. If she could choose how she would be remembered, it would not be for her accomplishments, but for the love she poured into her family and the unwavering support she gave them every step of the way. That love remains her greatest legacy.

A visitation and service will be held on Wednesday 8th from 6:00pm to 7:30pm at Richmond Hill Funeral home.

The family asks that all donations be made to Richmond Hill Library https://www.paypal.com/fundraiser/charity/2810992