Jaime MacKenzie Pritchard

When was the last time you said I love you and you meant it?
You hugged someone
Take time to stop and smell the roses
Felt the sunlight in your face
heard the birds sing
you shared a smile with someone
you shared love
you shared life
you shared beauty and planted a seed in the garden of friendship
said goodbye when you meant to say hello

just tell me, do you remember when?

Do you remember when innocence was adventure's...

all of our love and prayers to your family. what a grieving in earth but a beautiful DAY in heaven. The cousins in pierce/weippe idaho

Jaime, was a good girl even better friend to those who knew her. I was blessed to know her well, from old jelly beans to bribe her brothers, to the long knight of battling Mario in the basement.Water skiing on the lake, OH the fish and chips she would bring out, if not off to burger masters. Long drives to get her for a weekend with her nieces, what ever the weather. dance revolution pads,salmon dinners. She was a special soul, carrying for others when they had no idea they were being...

I'm so sorry for your loss. My prayer is that as you seek the Lord through prayer he will bring you much comfort, peace and understanding. May you find much hope and joy knowing that you will see and embrace her again, and be with her forever.

Jaime will be missed by so many. Her kind and loving ways and skilled hands made her a fantastic flight nurse. She saw people in their worst moments and was able to make them a bit easier with her warm, gentle caring. She was a breath of fresh air with her contagious smile and great energy. Her absence will leave a hole in our Airlift Northwest home. Prayers to all of her families and friends. Until we meet again dear Jaime

You've left this earth too soon, but have touched so many with your warm generous heart and spirit. Rest well, heartfelt prayers to your family and friends

Jamie I will miss you at Airlift, your contagious smile, your ever positive outlook and I will eat soft ice at HMC in your honor as much as possible.

Peace my friend,
Lisa Davidson