Amanda earned her Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of Wisconsin–Parkside in 2013, followed by a degree in Mortuary Science in 2014. She became a licensed funeral director in 2015 and has served families with compassion and dedication ever since. In 2016, she expanded her role to include prearrangement counseling, helping individuals and families plan meaningful services in advance. Most recently, she stepped into the role of Community Outreach Coordinator in 2024, where she focuses on connecting with the community through education and support. She has a deep passion for helping families understand their funeral options and is committed to providing clear, accessible information on topics like preplanning, veterans benefits, and green burial. Her commitment to outreach is reflected in the thoughtful events she creates—each designed to meet the evolving needs of the families she serves. In addition, she founded and runs Coffee and Conversation, a casual monthly grief group hosted at Schramka funeral home, offering a welcoming space for those navigating loss. Known for her adaptability and empathy, she remains dedicated to evolving with the changing preferences of modern families while preserving the values of dignity and care. In her free time, she enjoys spending quality time with her husband and two children. She also loves bowling, fishing, and getting lost in a good book.