Ambre DyAnne Hentosz

March of 1989 – September 29, 2026

Ambre DyAnne Hentosz, 37, of Bremen, Georgia, passed away on September 29, 2026.

Ambre was born in March of 1989, in Stockbridge, Georgia. She was a hardworking, determined, and goal-oriented woman who approached life with strength and purpose. Throughout her adult career, Ambre worked in the logistics industry, where her dedication and strong work ethic were evident to everyone around her.

Outside of work, Ambre had a fun and adventurous spirit. She was travel-obsessed and loved experiencing new places, making memories, and planning her next adventure. She believed in setting goals, working hard for the life she wanted, and making sure she enjoyed that life along the way.

Of all the roles Ambre held throughout her life, none meant more to her than being a mother to her daughter, Serenity McAlexander. Ambre and Serenity shared an incredibly close mother-daughter bond. They were more than mother and daughter—they were best friends, confidantes, and inseparable parts of one another's lives. Ambre's love for Serenity was immeasurable, and being her mother was one of the greatest joys and most meaningful purposes of her life. Their bond was one that even death could never take away.

Ambre was a deeply God-fearing woman who made her faith known to those around her. She believed wholeheartedly that God had placed her on this Earth for a purpose, and she lived knowing that this life was never meant to be her eternity. Ambre often made it clear that Earth was only temporary and that her true and eternal home was in Heaven.

That belief shaped the way Ambre viewed her life and her purpose. She knew there was more beyond this world, and those who loved her can find comfort in the faith she carried so strongly: that leaving this Earth was not the end of her story, but that she had finally gone Home.

Ambre leaves behind her beloved daughter, Serenity McAlexander; her mother, Julie LaFontaine; and her loving partner, Justin Bermingham, along with family members, friends, coworkers, and countless others whose lives she touched.

Ambre will be remembered for her determination, incredible work ethic, adventurous spirit, love of travel, unwavering faith, fun-loving personality, and, above all, the extraordinary love she had for her daughter.

Thirty-seven years could never have been enough for those who loved her. Yet Ambre spent those years loving deeply, working hard, chasing her goals, making memories, seeing the world, raising the daughter she adored, and living with purpose.

And while those left behind will miss her beyond words, Ambre knew where she was going.

This Earth was part of her journey. Heaven was always Home.