Key Takeaways
- Amy Williams, “Front Row Amy,” is from Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
- Her Brewers fandom began in her late 30s.
- She prefers attending games solo to focus on scoring.
Front Row Amy, whose real name is Amy Williams, is a passionate Milwaukee Brewers supporter, and her appearance suggests she is in her mid-50s in age.
She was born in the early 1970s in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and grew up in a supportive family environment with her parents and siblings.
Although she has not shared much about her family background, she is known to hold American nationality and identifies with a White-American ethnic background.
In terms of education, Amy graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh in 1993 with a Bachelor of Science in English.
During her university years, her passion for sports grew, eventually becoming a central part of her life.
Front Row Amy next to Marlins Guy next to M&Ms Guy pic.twitter.com/Eny2WNCbfE
— Drake Bentley (@DrakeBentleyMJS) October 3, 2023
After completing her education, Amy began working as an accountant for Anchorage Realty.
In a 2012 article, it was mentioned that she worked in property management alongside her husband, Russ, in their hometown of Oshkosh.
Amy is married to Russ, and together they have three children: a 24-year-old son and two daughters, aged 21 and 19.
The family lives in Oshkosh, and Amy drives 90 minutes to attend every Brewers home game.
Amy’s Love For The Milwaukee Brewers Began In Her Late Thirties
Her constant attendance at Milwaukee Brewers games helped make “Front Row Amy” famous.
Fans started noticing Amy, who always sat alone behind home plate, keeping score.
Furthermore, her dedication and good looks, paired with her game-day outfits, also caught the attention of fans.
In an interview, Amy shared that she fell in love with the Brewers in 2007 and preferred attending games alone so she could focus on keeping score.
Her famous spot is Row 1, Seat 5 in Section 117, where she started sitting in 2011. Before that, she sat in the fourth row of the same section in 2009 and 2010.
When Amy is unable to attend games, she sells her tickets through her X account or platforms like StubHub.
On the drive home tonight, I was thinking about all the special moments the Brewers have given us this season. SO MANY! And I can only hope that the Baseball Gods have been paying attention and that they will smile upon this team in WC#3. 💙💛 #LFG #Undaunted #ThisIsMyCrew
— Amy Williams (@FrontRowAmy) October 3, 2024
On October 3, 2024, she supported the Brewers in their match against the New York Mets, which they won 5-3. The MLB season lasts eight months, with 162 games, including 81 played at home.
Celebrating the Brewers’ victory against the Phillies on September 19, 2024, she posted:
“Walk-off!!!!!! Couldn’t ask for a better way to start popping bottles 🍾🍾🍾🍾🍾 Let’s GOOOO BREWERS!!!!! 💙💛💙💛💙💛”
Via X
Her X (formerly Twitter) bio says: Huge fan of the @Brewers, @BadgerMBB, and @Bucks. Big love for Miller Park, scoring the game, and supporting the boys. Go #Brewers! Go #Badgers! Go #Bucks!
Amy’s mid-50s don’t hold her back; with her tireless support for the Brewers, she shows that age is just a number.
In Case You Didn’t Know
- Amy once met JJ Hardy, a Milwaukee Brewers standout.
- She is a proud member of the Class of ’93.
