She was born in Biddeford, June 8, 1995, the daughter of Andrew and Jeannette Dobson Morrow.
Amber attended local schools and graduated from Thornton Academy in 2013. While at Thornton, she enjoyed art and after high school she traveled to Peru with Maximo Nivel for Jungle Conservation.
Amber enjoyed music, fashion, friends, lover of animals and was a member of the LGBT Community.
Amber loved Biddeford Pool, it was her place of peace.
She is survived by: her parents; her grandparents, John and Alice Pare of Biddeford, Janet and Earl Morrow of Old Orchard Beach, and Elmer Dobson of Indiana; a brother, Chase Morrow; a sister, Hayleigh Morrow of Portland; partner Bryan Combs of Gorham; her best friend, who was her soul sister, Raquel Miller of Biddeford; cousins Gabrielle and Kylee Clemons; several great-aunts, a great-uncle and cousins; and aunts and uncles, Joann and Matt Clemons, and Cyndi and Chris Smith.
Friends and relatives may call at the Dennett, Craig & Pate Funeral Home 365 Main St, Saco, 3-6 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 29, 2017. A funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Monday, Jan. 30, 2017, at the First Parish Congregational Church of Saco, UCC. Rev. Deborah Breault will officiate.
Burial will follow at Laurel Hill Cemetery.
For those wishing to make memorial contributions in her memory to TYEF 225 Commercial St., Suite 225, Portland, ME.
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