Laith Stephen Al-Jamie II

All of my prayers are going out to Bonnie, the girls and all of Laith's family and loved ones.
There are many memories I have of Laith and every one involves him either being a loving father, helping husband or making someone laugh. He was never one to judge and one of the first to always lend a hand. Such a kind and stoic soul has left this world too soon, but our special memories help us remember him continually.
Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

Will forever miss you my brother.

I first met Madison. Who showed up on my doorstep asking if she could play with Harley. As Harley was getting ready to go out and play I invited Madison in to wait. Her response was " I´m not allowed to go into strangers homes " I knew then I wanted to meet the parents of this incredibly smart, well behaved little girl.

A few days later I met Bonnie. Who came looking for Maddison on a glow scooter lol I knew we´d be besties.

A couple weeks later I met Laith at a bbq he and Bonnie were having at their house.

My first impression of Laith was this white boy has swag lol. And it was refreshing because he reminded me of friends I grew up with in L.A
Any time I saw Laith weather at his home or picking Mady up from school I´d shout out " What Up LAITH " and his response " WHAT UP " with a slight chuckle.

Any time we were all together Bonnie myself, the girls... Laith was either dancing with Mady ( which was always cool cause the boy had moves ) or Harley´s fave making the girls quesadillas at the pool or making Bonnie laugh. Our time spent together was always fun

It might sound a little corny but Laith was my homie and he is deeply missed.

Laith and I hit it off immediately in his first interview. He was a great employee and quickly became a friend. Due to our mutual love for basketball, I asked him to coach my son's JV Spring/Summer club team which he accepted without hesitation. He will be missed by all of the team at AFN and by all of the players on the 16u Trojan basketball team. We are playing this weekend in his honor!! Rest in Peace Laith...

Our love and condolences to the the family of Laith Steven Al-Jamie Jr,
My fondest memory of Laith was when he was very young playing with my Twin's basketball, when we visit them in Tustin, but truly the love he felt for his Mother, and Sisters was precious, the respect for his father was very strong, My personal memory, Laith had he expressed to me he now watches and protects his mother and as a big brother, his sister's, That was a profound moment of him growing into a strong young man, He was a proud loving Father, son. May you Rest in Peace and know we all love you! Love Franny and family, Forever in our hearts...

All my prayers go out to Bonnie & the girls and Laiths whole family. I can not even imagine the pain you all are feeling.

I have so many memories with Laith, I think I have ran through every single one over and over again in the last week. My heart aches. I miss him so much. He was such a pure soul & amazing friend.

I´ll never forget you. Rest in paradise brother.

Paige <3

We are so sorry for your loss Bonnie.

So sorry for your lost.

I'm so sorry Laith. I wish I was there. I only have tears and prayers to share with you.
Cousin Tommy

Remembering Laith was always there for the kids, a Dad, a Coach, a Chauffeur dropping kids off picking them up from sleepovers. It's the little things in life the everyday things, that make all the difference. RIP Laith and I'm sure you'll be watching over your beautiful family.