Dr. Frances Jamerson

Frances Jamerson Obituary

JAMERSON, DR. FRANCES 57, - of Woodbine, was born May 20, 1951, in Marion, SC and died at peace on July 8, 2008, at home in the presence of family and close friends. Dr. Jamerson was the staff psychiatrist at Cumberland County Guidance Center. She leaves: daughter, Rian Livisay Talley; and grandson, Noah Michael Talley. A viewing will be held at Victory First Presbyterian Church, Pennsylvania & Pacific Avenues, Atlantic City, on Tuesday, July 15, 2008 at 3PM. Funeral Services will begin at 4PM. Dr. Jamerson requested contributions to the Frances Jamerson Memorial Scholarship Fund, care of Rian Livisay, Bank of America, Acct #381015283544 (please verify correct account), or mail to 5909 Northern Court, Elkridge, MD 21075. Services entrusted to Greenidge Funeral Home, Atlantic City.

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Published by The Press of Atlantic City on Jul. 12, 2008.

Memories and Condolences
for Frances Jamerson

11 Entries

DONNA Smith

July 16, 2008

Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.

david randles

July 15, 2008

i was one of her patients and she was a great doctor and will be missed dearly

Kathi Perkins and family

July 14, 2008

Anyone who ever had an occasion to be with Fran, knew that they were in the presence of a Chosen One. Fran was blessed with the gift of healing long before she became a physician. Our lives were richer because of her love and friendship. She loved all, but she loved her family fiercely. I will miss her warmth and caring for the rest of my days. I know that she will be guiding us from her own special spot above.

Ulysses (Xavier) Hughes

July 14, 2008

I attended Ocean City High School, in New Jersey, with Frances. Upon our graduation in 1969, we both went separate ways when by chance I saw her in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1980. She was paying a short visit to the city in which I lived until 1988. We both were elated to see each other; and who would have ever thought we'd reunite in that town after so many years had passed. I didn't see Frances again until August 5, 2006, at a family reunion in New Jersey held in commemoration of my deceased son, Sharif Khalid Thompson. Frances and I had great discussion that day, and she was a joy to be around throughout the entire event. I was about to pick up my phone on Saturday, July 12, 2008, to call her. Before I could, my sister called me and told me that Frances had passed. So strange, I had just talked to Frances almost exactly a year ago for advice on a medical condition that has changed my life in dramatic ways. This beautiful person and lady who passed through my life on more than one occasion, I pray, will find that Heaven, beyond what any of us can hardly imagine, is a better place to be than here. May God bless Frances' surviving family members and uphold them with his Mighty Hand as they travel this road of grief and sadness.

Ulysses (Xavier) Hughes

July 14, 2008

I attended Ocean City High School, in New Jersey, with Frances. Upon our graduation in 1969, we both went separate ways when by chance I saw her in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1980. She was paying a short visit to the city in which I lived until 1988. We both were elated to see each other; and who would have ever thought we'd reunite in that town after so many years had passed. I didn't see Frances again until August 5, 2006, at a family reunion in New Jersey held in commemoration of my deceased son, Sharif Khalid Thompson. Frances and I had great discussion that day, and she was a joy to be around throughout the entire event. I was about to pick up my phone on Saturday, July 11, 2008, to call her. Before I could, my sister called me and told me that Frances had passed. So strange, I had just talked to Frances almost exactly a year ago for advice on a medical condition that has changed my life in dramatic ways. This beautiful person and lady who passed through my life on more than one occasion, I pray, will find that Heaven, beyond what any of us can hardly imagine, is a better place to be than here. May God bless Frances' surviving family members and uphold them with his Mighty Hand as they travel this road of grief and sadness.

Consumer

July 14, 2008

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.

Sharon Sladky

July 14, 2008

No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. Our deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.

Sharon, Charles IV, Antwaun, Nicholas and Kristin Livisay

July 13, 2008

Dear Rian,
We love you! Fran meant so much to so many people. She always knew just the right things to say to help people see the good in a situation or others. Her warm smile, love for life and gentle spirit will live on in all that knew and loved her.

Peggy Armitage

July 13, 2008

Fran was my dearest friend for the last 32 years. I loved her and will miss her more than I can express. My sympathies to you, Rian, and to your entire family.

Lee J. (Buddy) Hill

July 13, 2008

I first met Fran in 1968 through my wife to be, Linda Lyles of Ocean City, NJ. Upon meeting her, I immediately realized that Fran was a unique person. She had the ability to make those around her feel special and important. Linda and I will always cherish the friendship that we had with Fran. She will truly be missed. Rian, you are in our and Lizette's thoughts and prayers.

cathy souders

July 12, 2008

Dear Rian,
I am so sorry for our loss. She was such a strong person and a great inspiration. I will miss her dearly. She touched alot of lives and had a smile for everyone. Im so lucky to have had her in my life.

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