Obituary – Jaimie Potter
JAIMIE KATRINA MORGAN POTTER
BRISTOL – Jaimie Katrina Morgan Potter, 44, passed away unexpectedly on March 12, 2023 at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital. She attended Liberty County High School, received her GED and earned a degree in Medical Billing and Transcription. Jaimie was of Christian faith. Jaimie was a homemaker who lived the majority of her life in Calhoun and Liberty counties.
Jaimie was an avid reader who aspired to be an author. She loved reading books, completing word searches, playing scrabble, drawing and watching movies. She enjoyed gossiping with her Aunt Diann, cooking and eating a homemade meal, playing with her family’s dog, Jack and going to yard sales. In her younger years, Jaimie loved to go fishing and be on the go with her favorite cousin, John. Jaimie would often share about times where her adventurous spirit led to her being stranded on the Telogia Creek after her boat sank. Regardless of the experience, Jaimie managed to laugh about it later. She loved her Transit family: Mrs. Linda and Mr. Greg, and Jaimie especially loved her doctor, Misbah Farooqi. Jaimie’s family will miss her loving, kind and generous nature.
Jaimie was preceded in death by her grandparents, Roland Larkins and Oneta Larkins of Bristol and John W. and Laura Mae Morgan of Kinard; her father, James “Buster” Morgan of Kinard; her sister, Kimberly “Beth” McCoy of Blountstown; her aunt, Jackie Kelley, of Chipley; her niece, Savannah Kyle of Bristol; her nephew, Matthew Harper, of Blountstown and her stepfather, Carlos Arrazattee.
She is survived by her mother, Joan Morgan of Blountstown; her stepfather, Michael Williams of Telogia; her daughter, Jordan Black (Brandon), of Quincy; her grandson, Brantley Calvin Black of Quincy; her sisters, Shannon Harper (Leroy), of Bristol, Angel Tipton of Wewa, Karen Morgan Tolley of Blountstown, Lynn Peddie (Bryant Johnson), of Altha and Heather Walden (Ryan); brother-in-law, John Paul McCoy of Blountstown; special cousin, John Martin (Dana) of Tallahassee; a special friend, Don Dover of Chattahoochee; her estranged husband, Byron Potter, and host of nieces and nephews.
Services to honor Jaimie’s life were held Monday, March 20, 2023, at 2 p.m. at Adams Funeral Home Chapel. Interment followed at Pine Memorial Cemetery near Blountstown. Visitation was held one hour prior to services. Officiants included Pastor David Goodman of Blountstown First Pentecostal Holiness Church and Pastor Ken Bohannon of Shady Grove Pentecostal Church.
Adams Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. Online condolences can be made at adamsfh.com.
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