On February 11, 2024, our hearts were shattered as we bid farewell to Jamie Capstick, a beloved husband, father, brother, uncle, and friend. His sudden departure left a void in our lives, but his memory continues to shine brightly in the hearts of all who knew and loved him. Jamie’s devotion to his family was unmatched.
He was the beloved husband of Katherine Monica “Katie” (Morand) and the loving father of Brendan. His unwavering love and support were the cornerstones of their family, and his presence brought warmth and joy to their lives each day.
Son, Brother, and Uncle
Jamie’s family was his pride and joy. He was the son of the late Gertrude (Pretli) and Wayne Michael Capstick “Cappy,” and the dear brother of Jeffrey (Karen) Capstick and Kellie (Trevor) Courtney. Jamie cherished his role as an uncle, showering Connor, Cameron, Carly, Colton, Cali, and Zoey with love and affection. In addition to his immediate family, Jamie was surrounded by a network of loving relatives who shared in his journey. He was the dear nephew of Ann (late Mike) Bezaire, Linda (late Doug) Sanger, Debra (Peter) Langlois, and Larry (Bernita) Capstick. Although his uncle Robert Groen preceded him in death, Jamie’s memory lives on in the hearts of those who knew him.
Jamie Dickmeyer Obituary Review
Full Name – Jamie Dickmeyer
Age – Not Stated
Place of Residence – Seattle WA
Date of Death – Recently
Cause Of Death – Not Stated
Biography – A life well lived
Impact – Encouraged people to realize their full potential
Survivors – Family And Friends
Education – Certified
Community Involvement and Kinsmen Club Membership
Jamie was a pillar of his community, dedicating 15 years of service to the Harrow Kinsmen Club. His commitment to service and his passion for making a difference touched the lives of countless individuals.
Through his involvement, Jamie exemplified the true spirit of giving and selflessness. One of Jamie’s greatest passions was his unwavering support for the Michigan Wolverines. As a die-hard fan, he cheered on his beloved team through victories and defeats,
