Deborah Lynn Jamieson

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Deborah Jamieson Obituary

DEBORAH LYNN JAMIESON, 47, OF COLLEGEVILLE Deborah Lynn (O'Byrne) Jamieson, 47, of Collegeville, passed away after a long battle with melanoma. She was the beloved wife of Dave Jamieson for the past three years. Born January 15, 1966 in Lansdale, she was the daughter of the Jim O'Byrne and the late Ada Virginia (Cloud) O'Byrne. She was a graduate of Pennridge High School class of 1984. Deb was a graduate of Montgomery County Community College School of Nursing and was employed as a nurse with Tri-Valley Primary Care in Perkasie. She loved her Chardonnay!! Deb enjoyed skiing, music, the beach and loved to travel. In addition to her husband she is survived by her step children Katie Jamieson, Kelly Jamieson, Zack Chittick; her siblings Peg O'Byrne, Kate Paparazzo, Mickie O'Byrne and her loving first husband John Chittick. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral service at 11 a.m. on Monday, 23, 2013 at the R. L. Williams, Jr. Funeral Home, Inc. Skippack Pike at Cedars Rd. Skippack, where friends may greet the family from 9:30-11 a.m. Interment will follow at George Washington Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made in her memory to For Pete's Sake, 620 W. Germantown Pike, Suite 250, Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462. Online condolences may be made to the family at www.rlwilliamsfuneralhome.com

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Published by The Mercury from Sep. 20 to Sep. 21, 2013.

Memories and Condolences
for Deborah Jamieson

12 Entries

Amy Enders

September 18, 2014

Someone left a tribute at the Allentown Rose Garden today in memory of Deb. It was a lovely flower to honor Deb and was given by a kind, caring, grieving friend. May God bless this beautiful friend who clearly love Deb. And may all those who loved Deb be comforted on this, the anniversary of her death.

David Moll

September 24, 2013

Dear Miss Deb,
Thank you for working with me. You made work a pleasure. You were bright, pretty, and quick. You were working at our office only a short time when you saw I wasn't much good for anything until I had my morning coffee. So, you made it your responsibility to always start my day with a cup of hot, black coffee. You made sure it was at my desk when I arrived in the morning. I could count on it. And later in the day, if you noticed I was falling behind in my schedule, you poured me a second cup. Eventually you knew me well enough to do things before I asked for them. Often you finished my sentences for me. When I accused you of mind reading, you just smiled. I never did figure out that trick.

Our patients knew you by your signature long, red hair, usually held in place by a dozen hairbands of various colors. They also knew you for your painless injections and blood draws. We all knew you for you personality. You were fun. And we all appreciated your willingness to work. At the end of the day, I could always tell when "the red tornado" had checked the exam rooms because everything was clean and straight. I was heartbroken when we learned you were sick, and stunned when you left us so soon. But I should not have been surprised. That's how you always did things. Quick. I will miss your smile and your red hair. And my coffee will never taste right again.

D.C.Moll, MD

Susan Gowin

September 23, 2013

I worked for years with Deb at TriValley and she was a dear friend who always made me laugh and enjoy coming to work. The good Lord needed another angel and He took the best.

I will always remember her smile and her amazing friendship.

Nino & Concetta LoVerso

September 22, 2013

No words will ease your pain...... Just cherish the memories! Thinking of you and your girls and sending hugs from far away for now ........

Beth and Glen

September 21, 2013

We have lost a truly amazing dear friend, she was beautiful inside and out. She touched our lives in a very special way. She laughed with us she watched me cry and she always had a place for me (Beth) when i visited- she will never be forgotten we love you and truly miss you

Ashley Lehman

September 21, 2013

Thinking and praying for peace, comfort, healing, and guidance for you and your family. Deb will be greatly missed. I'll always remember her laugh, multi-colored hair ties, her yoga ball at work, blue or green scrubs, her eye makeup, and her work ethic. She was a kind hearted woman with a great sense of humor. I'm thankful for our little chats at work. I'm sorry her life was cut way too short. Heaven must have needed her more than we did. They definitely got a beautiful angel. Much love to you and your family.

Kay Craig

September 20, 2013

All though I never had the pleasure of meeting Deb, I always enjoyed my talks with Dave about her when I was at work with him. Dave face would light up and you could just feel the love that he has for his wife in his words. I am truly sadden for their loss and pray for all that loved her. I truly believe as in life, she brought so much joy to those around her. My deepest condolences to Dave, the Jamieson family and those all that shared in Deb's life. May she fly with the Angels and watch over her love forever...

Deena Denesowicz

September 20, 2013

When You Think of Deb...

It will be the little things
that you will remember,
the quiet moments,
the smiles, the laughter.
And although it may seem
hard right now,
it will be the memories
of these little things
that help to push
away the pain
and bring the smiles
back again.

All our love, Paul Simone and Deena Denesowicz

Neirovich Munoz

September 20, 2013

dave,
my condolences and prayers to you and your family. i never got a chance to meet deb, but from all the wonderful things you always said about her, i can tell she was a great person. my heart goes out to you. much love to you and the family.

Rita Sobetsky

September 20, 2013

David, my heart and prayers are with you. I know Deb was special just by seeing your face light up when you spoke of her. God will see you thru this. Much love to you!

Dave Jamieson

September 20, 2013

My Dearest Deb,

Thank you for 6½ WONDERFUL years. We laughed a lot and truly enjoyed our lives together.

I know that everyone that you met was touched by your vivaciousness, humor and caring nature (this doesn't even begin to scratch the surface of your personality.)

God brought you to us when we needed you & you needed us.

I know that we did not have many years together, but I am grateful for the time that we had and wouldn't replace them with anything.

You impacted our lives in so many positive ways that at too numerous to list.

I will miss you every day and want you to know that you are amazing.

I love you TONZ….now and forever.

Your loving husband,

Dave

Ann Horton

September 20, 2013

My thoughts and prayers are with you, I am sorry I cannot be with you and your family. Trust in Jesus he will see you thru this time of sorrow and give you comfort when it is needed most.

Love and Prayers, Ann

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