A Memory I will never forget:

So it was my Sister Jennifer’s wedding and it was being held on Valentine’s Day in Ventura 1998 where Jamie (Our Sister) lived. The wedding was to take place on the beautiful beach in Ventura.

All family gathered the previous night with clear skies and discussed details and anticipated the wedding the next day.
Early the next morning the rain poured down so hard that you could ride a wave runner down the streets of Ventura. (Not exaggerating)

The beach was flooded and the wedding on the beach was no longer an option. So Jamie suggested doing it inside her home in her living room.

As the wedding started, My Husband Mark and I were in the front row as Jennifer and Mike started to exchange their vowels.
Jamie was in front of them (facing them and all of us)videotaping the whole thing. As she backed up toward the fireplace that was lined with candles, my Husband yelled out Jamie your hair is on fire!! (She had backed into the candles while videotaping the wedding.)

Everything stopped and she quickly patted her hair and continued to videotape as the smell of singe hair filled the room. It was funny at the time but no one really laughed til later.
Jamie didn’t even care that part of her hair caught fire.

She just cared about getting the wedding on video. That is how our sister was. She put everyone and everything before herself.

God has a new Beautiful and giving Angel.
Someone way to good for this world.

Jamie my sister,I miss you dearly. You will never leave my heart, my soul or my thoughts and Prayers.

I love you baby Girl. 
Love your Sister Debbie

I have so many memories of Jamie as my trainer, boss, coworker, but most of all my friend. She always had a way of making me feel better about difficult times in life. We only knew each a short while, but boy did she have an impact on me. I think the best story I have is the time I was closing the store and reached to turn off the radio and fell out of the chair (because of my short arms). I wasn't hurt, more embarrased than anything) and waited a few days to tell Jamie. She immediately wanted to watch the camera and she laughed, and laughed until she had tears rolling down her face, but when she watched it in reverse she laughed even more and almost fell out of the chair herself. She would watch it at least once a day and would laugh just as much. She was such a wonderful, kind spirited person. She will truly be missed by many. I love you Jamie and keep watch over all the rolling chairs until we meet again. :)