Master Jamire Halley

Today, we remember our angels Jamire “Mayhem” Halley born March 20, 2010, in Jersey City, New Jersey, Robbiana “Chaos” Evans born October 15, 2012, Arnez “Teaspoon” Jamison born September 18, 2014, and Ar’Mani “Secrets” Jamison born June 30, 2016, in Greenville, South Carolina. These Angels were born to Jacqueline Brown and Robert K. Evans, the late Amin “Tylip” Sumpter and Arnez Y. Jamison.

One thing that will be remembered is their love for one another. You just knew that their bond would always be tight because of the many smiles they put on each other’s faces. Many of the memories will be from spending time with their parents. The family gatherings, the playground fun, the sleepless nights of comfort that they provided.Holidays were entertaining because of the different personalities that each one held. Ar’mani’s favorite song was Baby Shark singing “DaDooDaDooDaDoo”. We can’t forget their love of “The Minions” - even Mommy joined in the fun.

Special memories and friends were made at Gateway Elementary School, Travelers Rest, SC where Jamire and Robbiana attended. Arnez has also left memories and friends at Share Head Start where he attended. Ar’Mani will surely be remembered for her cute smile and bright eyes at Sunshine House Daycare Center.

As we send our Angels back to heaven, we won’t forget they also left memorable moments at their Mom’s job where they spent time while she worked diligently to keep them happy and smiling. They always wanted to go to KFC/Taco Bell where Mommy worked because the co-workers embraced them, made them feel like they were home from coloring to playing games, to snacks, everyone pitched in during breaks, before clock ins and outs to make sure they were having fun and staying content not forgetting to get homework done while sitting still. The visits became very personal for each manager & employee. Jackie’s job became a part of her village.

The children are survived by their parents, Jacqueline Brown and Arnez Y. Jamison. Special acknowledgement to Nichele “G-MA” Brown (Grandmother). Many family and friends will look to the skies and say, “We miss you”! Some will ask, “What are ya’ll into today”? Others will shed a tear but most important, don’t forget to say a prayer about the love that remains here for them. No matter what, they will be truly missed by all.