Patricia Hall Jameyson

Pat, as she was lovingly known, will be remembered for her unwavering love, remarkable tenacity, and her steadfast belief that family always came first. She was a Christian woman of great faith, and her faith was an important part of who she was and how she lived her life. She carried that faith with quiet strength, compassion, and trust, and it helped guide her through both the joys and challenges of her remarkable 95 years.

Pat's life took her to many places and introduced her to many people. In her early years, she lived in Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, and Cleveland. She later made her home in Winter Haven, Florida, where she and her family spent many wonderful years. Eventually, Pat retired to Minot, Maine, where she enjoyed the beauty and community of Maine and continued to make lasting memories with family and friends.

Beginning her adult life as a reservations manager with Capital Airlines, Pat later devoted herself to raising her family as a homemaker. As her children and grandchildren grew, she continued to find meaningful ways to give her time and energy to others. She was a Cub Scout den mother, a soccer mom, and a Girl Scout leader—always ready to volunteer, encourage, organize, and cheer from the sidelines.

Pat had a generous heart and found great joy in helping others, especially children. Later in life, she returned to the workforce at her local elementary school, where she found the perfect place to share her caring nature. She loved helping teachers and, most of all, being around children. Her affection for them was genuine and unmistakable, and she brought patience, warmth, and enthusiasm to every day.

Patricia is survived by her son, Eric, and his wife, Jane; stepdaughter Karen Jameyson White; granddaughters Meahgan, Kayleigh, and Perrin; grandsons Jonathan, Zachary and Tristan; and great-grandsons Tucker, Landon, and Hunter. She will be deeply missed by them, along with countless friends, neighbors, and others whose lives she touched throughout her remarkable life. She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, R.A. Jameyson.

Though our hearts are heavy with her absence, we are grateful for the love, memories, and lessons Pat leaves behind. Her presence will continue to live on in the people she loved, the lives she touched, and the memories we will carry with us always.

A life like Pat's is not measured only in years, but in the love she gave, the people she encouraged, the children she cared for, and the countless small acts of kindness that made a difference. Her deep faith, devotion to family, and determination will remain part of the legacy she leaves to those who knew and loved her.

We will remember Pat with sadness for her passing, but also with smiles, gratitude, and faith that this is not goodbye forever. Her earthly journey may have come to an end, but the love she shared and the faith she held so dearly will live on in her family for generations to come.

In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation to Hospice House in Auburn, Maine, in Pat's memory.

Arrangements are in the care of The Fortin & Pinette Group, 305 Alfred A. Plourde Parkway in Lewiston, 784-4023. To share memories and condolences with the Jameyson Family, please visit www.fortinpinettegrouplewiston.com .