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Jamie Brown Wright (Brown)
Jamie Brown Wright of Springtown PA, formerly of Pipersville PA, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by love and her family on January 2 2021. She was 46.
Born May 14 1974 in Abington PA, she was the daughter of the late Alan and Lynda (McCaffrey) Brown. she was the loving wife of Blayne, and passionate mother of Mackenzie, Morgan, and Sierra.
Jamie graduated from The Pennington School NJ class of 1992, member of the National Honor Society and continued at the College of Charleston, SC.
Growing up, Jamie always had an interest in the arts and nature. By the age of 6 she was taking painting and drawing classes. She found love and calm in the garden, and was motivated and taught by her friend/ mentor/ surrogate mom Liz Bowman, to follow that love. Jamie returned to Bucks County In 1995, where she met her future husband, and the next part of her journey began. Blayne and Jamie married in October of 1999.
At home on her 6 acres, Jamie cared for the numerous animals large and small, and installed garden after garden. All the while Mackenzie (and later Morgan and Sierra), were out in the gardens and wondering with the animals. And all the time, Jamie continued experimenting in all types of mediums of art. Life and career always steered Jamie back to the garden. She embraced it and being the perpetual student, took certification and design courses, and eventually moved onto floral design courses. Her love of art, and instilling that love of art and creation to her children, made her heart sing.
Jamie loved her daughters fiercely, and was continually proud of the young women they are growing up to be. Jamie was always there for everyone, with a listening ear, and a helping hand. She looked for and found the beauty in everything, and everyone.
In addition to her husband and children, Jamie leaves behind, her Uncle and Aunts; James and Mary McCaffrey and Elaine Barsky, her brother Ken and his wife, her nieces, and nephews; Lauren, Maddie and Mason, Gabriel, Nori, Kayla, and “niece” and “nephew” Danielle and Sean.”
In the interest of safety for Jamies countless relatives and friends, services will be announced at a later date, when it is safe to gather once again.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her memory to the Carversville Farm Foundation at www.carversvillefarmstore.org and scroll down to donate.
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