Clare JAMIESON Obituary

Dear Michael and family, we were so shocked to hear of Clare's passing. We hadn't seen her for awhile, she last visited Mike in a professional capacity in Kakanui. She was amazing, we got to know her over the months that she traveled down here. It was so good to meet you as well. Our deepest sympathy to you and your family.

You will always be the light of my life. We will remember your fun, laughter, care and concern for others, your 10,000 steps a day, your get up and go, creativity, our holidays, your courage, your PHd in shopping, we loved your dislike for spreadsheets, and so many other things. We love you and are thankful you we had you in our lives

Dear Mike, Sarah, Charlotte and Michell,
Clare was a wonderful friend and colleague with stella sills and knowledge. Her kindness, compassion and dedication to her patients made her a joy to work with. I will miss our debreifs and general moans about the various systems. I will especially miss her sense of humor. My thoughts are with you all. She loved her work but you were always her world. I don't think we ever had a conversation that didn't include a bit of news about your family.

Clare is such a loss to so many people.
I well remember her first day working alongside me at Templeton Centre, the day she found out she was pregnant with SMM (aka the OC) and frantically knitting bonnets for the twins on their early arrival. Her knowledge and wit are what I will remember most about her.

Okioki i runga i te rangimarie e taku hoa

Dear Mike & family. My thoughts are with you. Clare was always so full of life; it is hard to imagine. Hugs Jo Innes (nee Maunsell; OT colleague)

Our heart felt condolences to Clare's family. We know how important it was for Clare to hold a practising certificate and be recognised as an occupational therapists.
OTBNZ

To Clare's Family and Josie and Brian
We have recently learnt of Clare's Passing Our sincere condolences to all.
Gwenda & Evan Carson & Colleen Keown

Very sad to learn of Clares passing.
I worked alongside Clare with several clients under the ACC contracts, and received so much support from her when I lost my daughter in 2007.
Clare was an amazing lady and fantastic therapist. Her loss will be felt for a very long time.
Condolences to her family.

Clare was in my class at CIT,we did OT together.Clare always impressed me with her intelligence and wit.I was devastated to hear that life had challenged her in such a way.Although we have been apart for many years your name and face are etched in my memory and the fun and games we had at tech....Go in peace xxx

We are so sad to hear the news of Clares passing. Clare supported many of our residents with their very complex occupational therapy needs. She was passionate about her work and improved the lives of all the people she worked with, some she has known for many years. We will always remember Clare as a professional and very caring woman who wanted the best for others and would pull out all stops to achieve that. She will be missed by all of us at Equitas. Rest in peace Clare love always from residents, families and staff at Equitas Care.

So sorry to hear of Claire's passing. I have worked with Claire at Christchurch Hospital and known her through Melanie. She was a beautiful soul who was passionate about her family, friends and profession. My thoughts are with Mike, Sarah, Charlotte , Mitchell and extended family.

So sad to hear the news of Clare's passing. My thoughts and love go out to you all, Mike, Sarah, Mitchell and Charlotte. She was a great friend and colleague to me...passionate and wise, generous and funny. She will be greatly missed. Love Kate and family

Clare was a well loved Occupational Therapist who worked alongside us at Equitas, she did so much for the people she worked with, always finding ways to help improve their lives. We will miss her very much. Love and our thoughts to her family from Equitas Care

Deepest Sympathy to Clare's family. MY husband Jim was a long-time client of Clare and was deeply saddened to hear of her passing. I too am a Teschmakers old girl so we always had something in common. Please accept our deepest sympathy and heartfelt prayers.
Rosemary and Jim McCarron

To Clare's wonderful family. What a terrible loss of such a wonderful woman. Clare always. Did the best for her patients and her years of friendship were so valued in the difference in the lives of my daughter and myself. She even came twice to see me 2 years ago when she saw my name on the patients list in hospital. So sorry for your loss, please accept my deepest sympathy Kay & Marie Hood

Michael & family

My heartfelt condolences to you all. May your memories of happy times bring you comfort and healing.
Terry Looyer

Sorry to hear of Clare's passing. I too was a Teschemakers boarder. Sending love to family and friends.
Tracey Bennett (Scanlon). Living in Nelson

We were so sorry to hear of Clare's passing. Our daughter Lia spent a lot of time at your house when she was friends with Sarah at High School. Clare was always very welcoming and kind. Pease accept our deep condolences.

My condolences to Clare's family. I worked with Clare on Pressure Injury Prevention in the Canterbury region. She gave her expert advice and used her skills in teaching health professionals freely and she will be keenly missed by us all on the Advisory Group.

Mike & Family
Very sad and sorry to hear of Clare's death. A particularly cruel illness for Clare to have suffered. She will be forever present in your hearts and memories.
I am a friend of Josie's - Clare's sister.
My deepest condolences.
Louise Currie.

Dear Mr Jamieson and Family
I worked closely with Clare and appreciated both her knowledge and care for her patients. I will greatly miss her expertise, friendship and love for life and her family. My prayers are with you all that you will be comforted and supported in this sad time.

So so sorry to know of Clare's passing. Clare was a bundle of energy, passionate about her family and her work as an occupational therapist. Always holding herself and others to very high standards, but with humour and cheekiness! We will miss her greatly. Love to you Mike, Sarah and Rakeem, Mitchell and Charlotte.

Clare will forever shine as an outstanding and consummate professional occupational therapist teacher, wife, mother and friend. She was always dedicated to her family and patients and delivered only excellent care to serve her patients best interests . She always pursued excellence at a level of which is seldom seen to today. She was revered by her students. Clare my friend you will be terribly missed but I will always see your smile, positivity, love and dedication to all who had the privilege of knowing you. Rest well, the legacy you leave will live on in those you cared for Mike and your beautiful and talented children. God bless Sue

To Mr Jamieson, Sarah, Charlotte snd Mitchell. I was deeply saddened to hear of the death of your dear wife and mother . Sending my heartfelt thoughts and regards at this sad time . From Mrs Kau Kau

I was very lucky to have known Clare as boarders at Teschemakers, seeing her last, reminded me that some of us had the ability to always keep our inner humour and love of life we had as kids, Clare was one. Her spirit was wonderful and long may it shine. Thanks for the deep belly laughs Clare, we loved you. Shelly (Mulholland) Witchalls Hawkes Bay.

So sorry to hear of Clare's passing I was at Teschemakers with Clare, same class, stayed a few nights at her parents house in Oamaru back then. I will always remember her as bright, honest, cheeky and it was great to talk to her at our last reunion, so saddened by this news

So sorry and shocked to hear of your loss
We have wonderful memories
Ruth and Warwick BRUCE
Invercargill

Mike, very sad to hear of Clare's passing. May she R.I.P and my condolences to you and the family.