Jaime Lynne Clark
Jaime Lynne Clark
Jaime Lynne Clark (Fox) went home with her Savior on February 22, 2016. She lived a vibrant and beautiful 32 years. Jaime resided in Spirit Lake, Idaho with her young family, near her parents and sister.
Jaime was born to Jim and Jan Fox in Anchorage Alaska on June 3, 1983. She grew up in Rathdrum, Idaho, attending the Lakeland School District and graduating from Lakeland High School in 2001. Jaime participated in Lakeland’s Junior Miss Program in 2000, now known as the Distinguished Young Woman (DYW) program. She continued to volunteer her time to the DYW program, serving as the judge’s chair for many years since her participation in the program.
She married the love of her life, Jake Clark, in August 2003. Jaime enjoyed all aspects of life and was an amazing wife and mother. She led her daughter Bayley’s Girl Scout troop, attended countless wrestling tournaments to cheer on her son Preston, and built a strong faith with her family at Heritage Baptist Church in Post Falls, Idaho. She and her family enjoyed the outdoors and camping with family and friends. Jaime loved being around her friends and family and was always a beam of light in a room with her joyful smile. Jaime had a radiant soul and she was a friend to everyone. She always took the time to listen and help those around her, even when facing struggles of her own.
Jaime is survived by her loving husband Jake, children Bayley and Preston, parents Jim and Jan Fox, Grandmother Joy Fox, Sister Sarah Sheetz and nephews Pierse, Zane, and Zeke, aunts, uncles, cousins, and countless friends.
Jaime’s life will be celebrated Saturday March 5th at 10 am at Real Life Ministries in Post Falls, Idaho. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Heritage Baptist Church in memory of Jaime or to her Give Forward account found at https://pages.giveforward.com/medical/page-pk8fnt.
The Clark family is so thankful for all those who have lifted them in prayer and supported them during this difficult time.
Prov 3:5 "Trust in the Lord with all you heart and lean not on your own understanding"