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We lost our incredible daughter Jayme on Friday. She had the most beautiful soul and we miss her beyond words...Jayme, we love you more than you'll ever know.

Jayme Lyn Ianni age 35, passed away on Friday May 31, 2024 in Kenosha, Wisconin. Jayme was born on February 13, 1989 in Kenosha to Jon and Jill (Blazavier) Ianni. She attended Tremper High School.

Jayme lived her life in Kenosha, WI. Being a mother; loving and caring for her two beautiful children Kasey and Kamren filled her life with so much joy or as Jayme called them “Kay” and “Roonie”. Jayme had a warm heart and beautiful soul, and although there were times of hardship, she pushed through with positivity and a smile. Sharing time with her brother Redo and sister Payton were some of the most precious moments as their connection was brought together by love.

Jayme had a passion to help those in need; her dreams of caring for the elderly and to become a nurse’s aid was a small sample of Jayme’s beautiful love that will be in our hearts for eternity. She had a passion for music and her favorite past time was actually cleaning, which was inspired by her grandma Rita, who she affectively called “Gram”. She loved spending time listening to music as she cleaned the house to perfection. She would always buy special little gifts for her friends and family; she would always put such thought and effort into those gifts. Jayme’s final gift to us will be the memories we will always share.

Jayme is survived by her children, Kasey and Kamren Fleming; her parents Jon and Jill and siblings Redo and Payton. Her uncles, Dino and Frank Ianni, Scott Blazavier and her grandmother Eileen Blazavier.

Proceeded in death by her grandfather, Don Blazavier and grandmother Rita (Schultz) Ianni.

A celebration of life will be held at Piasecki Funeral Home at 3720 39th Ave in Kenosha on Saturday, June 8 from 12-3pm. A brief service to be held at 2:30pm.

Scars are Souvenirs you Never Lose…"