Amedori was a background actor and had a featured extra role on House of Cards and also played the lead in productions with Siren's Media.
She wrote for The Baltimore Sun, the Carroll County Times and Ocean City Today.
In 1998 she was serving as chairperson of the Carroll County Charter Board which she later led the charge to defeat.
She argued that Ehrlich had the best chance to beat current Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley in the general election.
That year Amedori moved from Carroll County to Maryland's Lower Eastern Shore to be with her 89-year-old father.
She also served as Campaign Manager to a conservative candidate for the House of Delegates in State District 38B.