Jamie Briggs Obituary: Jamie Lynn Briggs. Salt Lake City, UT-Jamie Lynn Briggs died calmly, encompassed by family in her home, on the morning of September 5, 2019, after a long fight with Familial Adenomatous Polyposis (FAP).
Jamie was brought into the world in Atlanta, Georgia on December 20, 1983 to Stephen Whatcott and Patti Whatcott. She moved on from Flower Mound High School close to Dallas in 2002. During secondary school, Jamie built up an affection for the trumpet, which would be a long lasting enthusiasm. She at that point went to BYU-Idaho, graduating with a degree in Music Education in 2006.
Jamie instructed rudimentary band for a very long time in the Granite School District in Salt Lake City. Consistently she went between various schools, training metal and woodwind instruments to fifth and 6th graders. Jamie carried extraordinary energy and amusing to the study hall, and she wanted to associate with her understudies.
Jamie met Eric Briggs in July 2011. Eric was pulled in to the light he saw in Jamie and they before long began to look all starry eyed at, getting a charge out of an otherworldly get-away to Hawaii in December 2011. On July 21, 2012 Jamie and Eric were hitched in the Bountiful Temple, and they delighted in seven excellent long periods of marriage. In 2014, Jamie breast fed Eric back to wellbeing for a long time following his bone marrow relocate.
Jamie was a patient spouse, cherishing girl, caring sister, worshiping auntie, and mindful companion. In her initial years, Jamie was an enthusiastic sprinter, biker, and explorer. Jamie wanted to encounter new nourishments, especially going to informal breakfast on Saturdays with Eric. She cherished playing her trumpet, having her back damaged, and chatting with loved ones. Jamie was thankful, bright, and consistently had a melody in her heart. Jamie never paid attention to herself as well and realized how to snicker, especially during troublesome occasions. She was naturally idealistic that life would turn out to be a good thing on the off chance that we attempt to improve today than we did yesterday. Jamie made enduring companionships at each phase of her life and will be remembered fondly!