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Omar Paul Jarman

Bountiful, Utah

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DIED
February 12, 2013
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Bountiful, Utah

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Omar Paul Jarman, age 35, passed away unexpectedly on February 12, 2013. He was born September 16, 1977 in Floridablanca, Colombia. He was adopted by loving parents, John and Carol Jarman on December 2, 1987 and grew up in Bountiful, Utah with his 7 siblings. Omar loved the outdoors, he loved to...

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I remember when I heard Omar had passed. I felt a deep pain in my heart. I did not know Omar very well but I know how much he meant to Quintin and Ambere and many of his family members. Rest in Peace, Omar.

All I can say is I love and miss you so much and I cant wait to be reunited with you some day. You have a one of a kind personality and nobody can ever take that away from you. I know you are in a better place now without harm nor accidents, and now you are perfect. All I do is think about you all the time just crying my eyes out thinking about you, but I do try to think about all the good stuff and not the bad. You will always be my father and nobody can ever replace you, I love and miss you...

Omar was a huge part of my life. I loved him with all my heart. We spent ten years of our lives together and had 2 beautiful children. The last five years we stayed close and remained friends for our child. I have so many good memories with him. I will never forget his smile and how happy he was when our son was born and Father's Day was the next day. He said "best gift a father could get." When our daughter Jorden was born it was a very happy and sad day for us both. She returned to heaven...

Our times camping in Southern Utah, road tripping to Lake Powell and hill climbing at the B are forever remembered. Im really sad about all of this. Ill remember Omar for always smiling and wanting nothing more then to have a good laugh. He was a very fun and entertaining spirit.

Our Prayers go out to the Jarman Family.
In the end, love and grief are interwined; we an't have one without the other. Grieveing involves confronting the totality of our relationship with the person, along with all of our many and conflicting feelings; holding onto the good memories and joyful moments, grieving for what was and what wasn't and what could never be. At the end of grief, should comfort, peace and meaning. Sadness can remain but be dimished. A resolve to honor the memory...

Omar, you are one of a kind and i will miss you, i wish we could have spent more time together in our adulthood. I will never forget you buddy!

Omar you are the best brother anyone could ever ask for. I will miss you so much. I know that you will be with me everyday as an angel. I know that we will be brothers and united forever again. Thank you being a great father. I love you. Brothers for life.

Stephanie Bryant Buchanan:"you are where you need to be now my sweet Angel...Thank you for saving my life twice 2006...peace be with you I love you brother and I say this I say this in I Jesus name Amen...We will meet again

John Jarman I worked with you in the Family History Department many years ago. I remember how excited you were to be able to adopt. My heart goes out to you and your family. Valerie Hepworth