Our beautiful Jayme Lynn Anderson passed away on June 9, 2008 due to complications from an unspecified auto immune disease.
She was born July 4, 1972 in Denver, Colorado to Judy Griswold and Mike Davis. Jayme was very active in her years before her illness. She loved snowboarding, camping and spending time with friends and family at Lake Powell. She formed many friendships that lasted her lifetime. Jayme's concern for others was touching given that she was so ill herself. Through her illness, Jayme ran for state house of representatives in 2002. She volunteered for her children's activities at school. She had a sharp mind and enjoyed inventing things. Her quick wit and sense of humor kept us all laughing. Her skills and ideas for decorating her home were admired by all who visited her. Jayme married Tad Anderson in 2000. Tad has stood strong in being sometimes a mother and father and providing for his family. His love and caring for Jayme has never wavered. We are proud and grateful to have him as a part of our family. We would like to thank the LDS Church for their prayers and support and Jayme's close neighborhood for their love and support and the good times they all shared. Jayme was raised by loving parents Judy and Bill Griswold; she leaves behind her two precious children Tanner, age 12 and Teig, age 7, father and stepmother Mike and Ruth Davis, brother Mike Gagliardi, many friends, among them Darcy, who stayed a dear friend from Jr. High, many aunts, uncles, cousins and grandmother Geri. This is not goodbye for us. I know we will live with you again. "Rise up slowly angel for I cannot bear to let you go."
Graveside Services will be held at Valley View Memorial Park at 11 a.m. on Saturday the 14th of June.
Published in the Deseret News on 6/12/2008.
She was born July 4, 1972 in Denver, Colorado to Judy Griswold and Mike Davis. Jayme was very active in her years before her illness. She loved snowboarding, camping and spending time with friends and family at Lake Powell. She formed many friendships that lasted her lifetime. Jayme's concern for others was touching given that she was so ill herself. Through her illness, Jayme ran for state house of representatives in 2002. She volunteered for her children's activities at school. She had a sharp mind and enjoyed inventing things. Her quick wit and sense of humor kept us all laughing. Her skills and ideas for decorating her home were admired by all who visited her. Jayme married Tad Anderson in 2000. Tad has stood strong in being sometimes a mother and father and providing for his family. His love and caring for Jayme has never wavered. We are proud and grateful to have him as a part of our family. We would like to thank the LDS Church for their prayers and support and Jayme's close neighborhood for their love and support and the good times they all shared. Jayme was raised by loving parents Judy and Bill Griswold; she leaves behind her two precious children Tanner, age 12 and Teig, age 7, father and stepmother Mike and Ruth Davis, brother Mike Gagliardi, many friends, among them Darcy, who stayed a dear friend from Jr. High, many aunts, uncles, cousins and grandmother Geri. This is not goodbye for us. I know we will live with you again. "Rise up slowly angel for I cannot bear to let you go."
Graveside Services will be held at Valley View Memorial Park at 11 a.m. on Saturday the 14th of June.
Published in the Deseret News on 6/12/2008.
Our beautiful Jayme Lynn Anderson passed away on June 9, 2008 due to complications from an unspecified auto immune disease.
She was born July 4, 1972 in Denver, Colorado to Judy Griswold and Mike Davis. Jayme was very active in her years before her illness. She loved snowboarding, camping and spending time with friends and family at Lake Powell. She formed many friendships that lasted her lifetime. Jayme's concern for others was touching given that she was so ill herself. Through her illness, Jayme ran for state house of representatives in 2002. She volunteered for her children's activities at school. She had a sharp mind and enjoyed inventing things. Her quick wit and sense of humor kept us all laughing. Her skills and ideas for decorating her home were admired by all who visited her. Jayme married Tad Anderson in 2000. Tad has stood strong in being sometimes a mother and father and providing for his family. His love and caring for Jayme has never wavered. We are proud and grateful to have him as a part of our family. We would like to thank the LDS Church for their prayers and support and Jayme's close neighborhood for their love and support and the good times they all shared. Jayme was raised by loving parents Judy and Bill Griswold; she leaves behind her two precious children Tanner, age 12 and Teig, age 7, father and stepmother Mike and Ruth Davis, brother Mike Gagliardi, many friends, among them Darcy, who stayed a dear friend from Jr. High, many aunts, uncles, cousins and grandmother Geri. This is not goodbye for us. I know we will live with you again. "Rise up slowly angel for I cannot bear to let you go."
Graveside Services will be held at Valley View Memorial Park at 11 a.m. on Saturday the 14th of June.
Published in the Deseret News on 6/12/2008.
She was born July 4, 1972 in Denver, Colorado to Judy Griswold and Mike Davis. Jayme was very active in her years before her illness. She loved snowboarding, camping and spending time with friends and family at Lake Powell. She formed many friendships that lasted her lifetime. Jayme's concern for others was touching given that she was so ill herself. Through her illness, Jayme ran for state house of representatives in 2002. She volunteered for her children's activities at school. She had a sharp mind and enjoyed inventing things. Her quick wit and sense of humor kept us all laughing. Her skills and ideas for decorating her home were admired by all who visited her. Jayme married Tad Anderson in 2000. Tad has stood strong in being sometimes a mother and father and providing for his family. His love and caring for Jayme has never wavered. We are proud and grateful to have him as a part of our family. We would like to thank the LDS Church for their prayers and support and Jayme's close neighborhood for their love and support and the good times they all shared. Jayme was raised by loving parents Judy and Bill Griswold; she leaves behind her two precious children Tanner, age 12 and Teig, age 7, father and stepmother Mike and Ruth Davis, brother Mike Gagliardi, many friends, among them Darcy, who stayed a dear friend from Jr. High, many aunts, uncles, cousins and grandmother Geri. This is not goodbye for us. I know we will live with you again. "Rise up slowly angel for I cannot bear to let you go."
Graveside Services will be held at Valley View Memorial Park at 11 a.m. on Saturday the 14th of June.
Published in the Deseret News on 6/12/2008.
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