Birth date: Apr 2, 1963 Death date: May 8, 2023
Jamie Ellen Gormley passed away unexpectedly on Monday, May 8, 2023, at her home in Lewes, DE. She was born on April 2, 1963, daughter of the late James A. Gormley Jr. and Elinor (née Gibbons) Gormley. Jamie grew up in Montville Read Obituary
You touched many and will be well missed!!! Safe journey friend! Be at peace! Larry and Amylynn 🥲🌻😎💕
I worked with Jamies sister at the Arc of Morris and Jamie worked with my Mom Renee at Hanover center for many years. She was always smiling and making everyone laugh at any event I saw her in be it work or personal she was always the life of the party. She will be deeply missed and forever Loved by all whom had the Joy of her earthly presence. Sending my condolences to her family.
I got to know Jamie when I worked at arc..very nice person and always friendly..God bless you.
My condolences to the family. Jamie made an impact on me for the little bit of time that I knew her. She was a great person to hang out at the boardwalk with. Too me she was very smart and very funny to be around. I'm gonna miss her a lot.
We were so saddened to hear of the passing of Jamie! I first met Jamie when she worked at Brandywine, where my Mom was a resident. We quickly became friends. I shared plants with her to plant in her garden by the bike path. She was excited to brighten up the path from her back yard. We recently ran into her at the grocery store and she seemed in Good spirits! Please let us know when the celebration of life will take place locally. We all will miss her smiling joyful presence. With sympathy to her Family and Friends! 💜🕊️💜May she Rest In Peace🕊️💜🕊️
We were heartbroken to learn of Jamie’s passing. She was a wonderful neighbor and good friend. She will be missed dearly.
Our thoughts and prayers to Jamie’s family.
Rob and MaryEllen Reinitz
I cannot believe this news and send my sincere condolences to Jamie’s family, friends and so many that loved and cared for her.
I interviewed and subsequently hired Jamie at The Arc - very soon after her graduating from college. She immediately made a huge difference in the lives of the “ladies” at the Hanover Group Home - and soon became one of the finest managers to serve there.
Her career continued to soar following her moving over to day program, where her impact on countless lives - and staff - only grew.
Jamie was an instrumental player at The Arc Morris. Her commitment, dedication and skills were huge - and she did it with joy, passion, advocacy and strength - as you always knew where she stood!
The Lord took her too soon, but even in the small way I came to know her - it was so obvious that she was a truly remarkable and wonderful human being.
Thanks Jamie, for touching my life and so many others in such an impactful way - you made us all better people.
Bill Testa
This is such sad news. I worked with Jamie the whole time she was at The Arc, as her assistant and then as a supervisor myself. She was such a strong and confident supervisor. I watched as she advocated fearlessly for the vulnerable population she so beautifully served. I learned so much from her. As a friend, she was the best. I have so many fond and fun memories from her homes in NJ and in Delaware. (Almost didn’t make the ferry back home from my last trip, it was fun filled to the last minute). Thank you, Jamie, for the life lessons, the support and the wonderful memories. You will be missed by many. My condolences to Jamie’s family and friends. R.I.P., love, Griff
I met Jamie at Morris Arc. I felt lucky to know her and I was so grateful for her ear and her compassion. She welcomed us into her home and into her heart, so many memories that I will hold dear. Rest peacefully Jamie you will be so missed. xo
We are saddened by Jamie’s passing here on earth and pray for peaceful eternal life with God, family, and friends. We remember how Jamie would always bring her clients/residents to family functions at her parent’s house - fun loving, thoughtful and caring person. XO Jim & Ann Stahl
