The Walking Dead and Loki fans raise almost $60K for late script supervisor Amy Lacy—All you need to know

When we think of TV icons, we usually imagine stars or directors. But behind every crisp line delivery and smooth cut is the script supervisor, like Amy Lacy. Also known as Amy Blanc Lacy, she was one of the best in the business!

A familiar presence on sets from The Walking Dead to Loki, Amy Lacy shaped over three decades of film and TV. Her life was cut short after a car accident on September 1, 2025, leaving Hollywood and fans reeling.

A GoFundMe campaign that raised more than $58,000 of its $60,000 goal helped her family overcome their heartbreak.

Fans of The Walking Dead and Loki (two of the franchises where she left her mark) have stepped up to ensure the support of her children.

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Amy Lacy's car accident and her last gift

On September 1, Amy was in a car with her two sons, Adrian and Oliver, when another vehicle struck them. The boys were hospitalized with minor injuries and later discharged, but Amy suffered brain and spinal cord injuries. By September 5, Amy Lacy's loved ones removed life support as she wished.

In line with her generosity, Amy was an organ donor.

More than 46 people will receive lifesaving transplants because of her decision. "Amy, your spirit will forever illuminate our lives, and you will continue to dance in our hearts," her family wrote on the fundraiser page.

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Hollywood pays tribute to Amy Lacy

Tributes from across the industry have poured in.

Walking Dead star Khary Payton called her "an angel" and said he’d look for her in "all the little beautiful things." Ross Marquand described her as “one of the kindest, most loving souls” he’d ever met. Emily Kinney, Briana Venskus, and Sons of Anarchy actor David LaBrava added condolences.

Her influence extended beyond zombies.

Producer Erin Lee Carr, who worked with Lacy on Hulu’s Murdaugh: Death in the Family, called Amy Lacy "one of the all-time greats," and added that she always had "a hug, a giggle, a new fact to share." Actress Brittany Snow remembered often thinking, "I wanna be more like Amy."

For people like Chandler Riggs’ mom to Emmy-winning stars, Amy Lacy was the beating heart of every set she stepped on!

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Amy Lacy's career

If you’ve ever gasped at Andrew Lincoln’s gritty speeches in The Walking Dead or been dazzled by Tom Hiddleston’s sharp timing in Loki, chances are Amy Lacy helped keep those scripts airtight. Over her career, she supervised 137 episodes of The Walking Dead and all six episodes of Marvel’s Loki Season 1.

Her résumé holds Halt and Catch Fire, MacGyver, Franklin & Bash, Dynasty, The First Lady, Kingdom Business, Lodge 49, and more. She even worked on films like For Colored Girls, The Collection, and Hall Pass. Most recently, she worked on HBO’s The Great Lillian Hall (2024) and the TV movie Ethel & Ernie (2025).

Lacy may not have been a household name, but was cherished in Hollywood.

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Fans step up for Lacy's family

The GoFundMe campaign, organized by friends Tasha Wdowin and Tammie Cummings, honors Amy’s legacy as both a professional and a mother. She raised three children, filling their lives with "joy, laughter, and dance."

The money raised will help cover funeral costs and support her children as they deal with this unthinkable loss.

With 307 donations (from $20 pledges to a $3,000 anonymous gift), the outpouring of love proves how deeply she touched people both on and off-screen. As fans of The Walking Dead and Loki know, communities forged through storytelling can be some of the fiercest and most loyal.

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Watch The Walking Dead on AMC and Loki on Disney+.