Amanda Croarie-Hatt

Lady Amanda Croarie-Hatt (née Croarie) is Sir Topham Hatt's wife

Biography
Amanda Croarie-Hatt (née Croarie) was born on August 21, 1904 at Barrow Hospital to Stephanie Croarie and Sir Matthew Croarie. She was raised on the Mainland but when she was around 6 years old, her family moved from the Mainland to Sodor, and resided near Wellsworth, this is how her fondess of locomotives was formed. After school had finished, she would be driven home by Bertie and would see Edward and other engines on the Wellsworth branch pass by. After she graduted high school, she was employed by the Wellsworth Banking Company

In 1921, she met a young gentlemen named Charles Hatt and they soon got married in 1923. They had 2 children, Stephen Topham Hatt and Bridget Amanda Hatt

In 1951, the Hatts spent a long holiday on Toby's old line in East Anglia

In 1945, her mother wrote her a written letter that she was sick and had terminal cancer, which she had hidden for her family for months as she thought she didn't want to cause anymoe harm towards the family. So, Amanda and her family, including her husband and her children visited Stephanie Croarie in Wellsworth Hospital.

Amanda's mother sadly died a month later on September 10, 1945. Amanda was very sad and was offically diagonised with depression. And Charles thought it would be best if he were to organise a funeral for Amanda's mother, so he organised and held a funeral at Brendam & Sons Funeral Home on October 10, 1946, Amanda, Charles, Stephen, Bridget, Amanda's 2 sisters Nicole and Helen also attened.

Amanda was a bit happier from then on and was so ever grateful for Charles. 2 years later on March 3, 1947, her father also died from an ilness, a funeral was held for him on June 22, 1947.

Personality
The engines are extremely fond of her and like when she visits the railway or rides in one of their coaches. A kind and gentle woman, Lady Hatt usually praises the engines for their good deeds. However, at times Lady Hatt can be prone to complaining

Appearances

 * Oldies but Goldies