Jamie J. (Usrey) Wright

A candle was lit by Nancy Baker Sichting on October 4, 2017 7:42 AM

A candle was lit by Kathie (Baker) Wampner she was my dad's aunt (Clara) his on October 3, 2017 10:28 PM

Message from Barbara Kirkman

Jamie was a great guide in my first year and a half of teaching. She was a great influence on me and those around her at Linton. I will never forget her.

A candle was lit by Timothy Sarris on September 21, 2017 7:02 PM

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Mrs Wright, was my 2nd grade teacher, she was one of the best! She once caught me cheating on a spelling test, didn't say anything just made me take it over. Never tried that again, rest in peace dear lady, in Heaven now!

A candle was lit by Tim Sarris on September 21, 2017 6:57 PM

Message from H Bruce Alderson

Mrs Wright was my 2nd grade teacher and an excellent one. I am so appreciative and honored to have been one of her many students. She made sure I learned what I was supposed to. My highest respect for her great teaching ability. I still have memories of her teaching class and seeing that it was done Wright!! Proud of my 2nd grade teacher who I had way back in 1968.

Message from Brandi Orman

Very sorry for your loss!

A candle was lit by Christine Radcliff on September 19, 2017 5:27 AM

A candle was lit by Penny (Simmons) Lifford on September 19, 2017 12:29 AM

Expression of Sympathy

A MOUNTAIN MEADOW PEDESTAL ARRANGEMENT was sent on September 18, 2017

In Loving Memory, Becky Wright-Leach and Family.

Message from Becky Wright-Leach

I am Jamie's niece. My family moved from Linton when I was about 7 years of age ( I'm now 61). While we did get a few visits from Aunt Jamie and Uncle Don, I didn't get to know them very well until computers came about. My Aunt Jamie and I sent E mails to each other on a fairly regular basis for almost 10 years. I am thankful for that as it allowed me to get to know her better. Aunt Jamie was a strong and independent woman long before it was the popular thing to do. A school teacher in trade and in spirit. A few students of hers from years gone by, returned to Linton and looked her up to say hello. This meant a lot to her. I cannot be there physically but will be there in spirit. I will be thinking of Jamie's grandchildren and great grandchildren as well. Remember the good times. She had a long and wonderful life! I also cannot begin to convey the heartfelt thanks for the decades of friendship, family and in the end, caretakers of the entire Meng family.

A candle was lit by Becky Wright-Leach on September 18, 2017 4:55 PM