For all her life, Amy Saulter was a horse woman and animal lover.  From her first pony ride, through summer camps, riding lessons, and fox hunting, she always found a way to keep horses in her life.  Like some United Neigh participants, Amy had a learning disability.  Although this made academic life more difficult, horses always gave her a center and a focus.  Amy’s life was tragically cut short by an unexplained, sudden medical crisis.  To honor her memory, her parents Connie and Carey established a scholarship in her name with Brook Hill Farm.  “We were looking for an organization involved in horse rescue to offer as an alternative for family and friends in lieu of flower donations when our daughter, Amy, died,” Connie said in a letter. Amy was, and is, beloved by all who were touched by her life, and her memory continues touching lives today.    Begun in 2011 , her memory lives on in so many youth, and we invite anyone to contribute to this scholarship fund allowing others to find meaning and healing in their lives.