Jaime's Girls
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Our father, husband, uncle, son, and friend, Jaime Lebron Jr. had scheduled routine surgery to remove a narrow piece in his colon on Wednesday June 13th, 2018. 18 hours later, returning from his surgery, Jaime began to express indescribable pain Thursday afternoon, June 14th. Early Friday morning June 15 at 12am, 12 hours after first expressing the unbearable pain, Jamie was rushed back in for an emergency 2nd surgery.
Doctors discovered that the staples reconnecting his colon, had came out and feces in colon had been escaping into his body. The second surgery they did their best to clean out the intestinal spill and reconnect the colon again. By this time, Jaime had reached septic shock. As time went on, the infection had spread to his heart and his body could not pump enough blood to all parts of his body. His heart went into an arithmetic pattern and became weaker by the minute.
The doctors assured our family that they had done all that they could for Jaime but the infection had just spread to widely in his body that he could not come back to beat the infection and that there was nothing else they could do for him. Our family decided to unplug the machine helping him breath and left the rest in God’s hands to let him naturally go on his own.
On Sunday, June 17th, 2018 at 1:45am Jamie Lebron Jr had passed. It was Father’s Day.
Jaime was a son, a brother, an uncle, a husband, and a father of four daughters. Jaime was a faculty member of the Scarsdale School District for 27 years, and a well-known and active member in the Scarsdale community.
If you knew Jaime you know he was a can-do man. There was nothing that he couldn't get done. His wife and daughters were his whole world. They were his everything, that he did anything for. He was friendly, generous and spirited. He was a strong man that worked hard to give his family everything that he could and that they deserved. Jaime worked hard to provide for his family and to make sure to see all four of his daughters grow to be strong, independent and educated black woman. He worked hard to make sure that his daughters could move on to receive an education at any college of their choice that they felt they would be able to flourish in.
With his lost, we want to continue to work hard for what he spent his whole life working for; to see his daughters prosper in life. Please join in our goal to keep Jaime’s legacy, hopes and dreams alive by donating to his girl’s college scholarship fund.
Anything is appreciated and will be saved to support Aiyana and Juliana’s education. Funds also will allow us to transition our lives after our loss, helping with our living arrangements, moving costs, medical, lawyer and funeral expenses. PLEASE SHARE WITH #JAIMESGIRLS #GOFUNDME
Doctors discovered that the staples reconnecting his colon, had came out and feces in colon had been escaping into his body. The second surgery they did their best to clean out the intestinal spill and reconnect the colon again. By this time, Jaime had reached septic shock. As time went on, the infection had spread to his heart and his body could not pump enough blood to all parts of his body. His heart went into an arithmetic pattern and became weaker by the minute.
The doctors assured our family that they had done all that they could for Jaime but the infection had just spread to widely in his body that he could not come back to beat the infection and that there was nothing else they could do for him. Our family decided to unplug the machine helping him breath and left the rest in God’s hands to let him naturally go on his own.
On Sunday, June 17th, 2018 at 1:45am Jamie Lebron Jr had passed. It was Father’s Day.
Jaime was a son, a brother, an uncle, a husband, and a father of four daughters. Jaime was a faculty member of the Scarsdale School District for 27 years, and a well-known and active member in the Scarsdale community.
If you knew Jaime you know he was a can-do man. There was nothing that he couldn't get done. His wife and daughters were his whole world. They were his everything, that he did anything for. He was friendly, generous and spirited. He was a strong man that worked hard to give his family everything that he could and that they deserved. Jaime worked hard to provide for his family and to make sure to see all four of his daughters grow to be strong, independent and educated black woman. He worked hard to make sure that his daughters could move on to receive an education at any college of their choice that they felt they would be able to flourish in.
With his lost, we want to continue to work hard for what he spent his whole life working for; to see his daughters prosper in life. Please join in our goal to keep Jaime’s legacy, hopes and dreams alive by donating to his girl’s college scholarship fund.
Anything is appreciated and will be saved to support Aiyana and Juliana’s education. Funds also will allow us to transition our lives after our loss, helping with our living arrangements, moving costs, medical, lawyer and funeral expenses. PLEASE SHARE WITH #JAIMESGIRLS #GOFUNDME
Organizer
Deijana Malika-Angela Lebron
Organizer
Fishkill, NY