Jamie Jolliff

Blytheville High School

Class of 1998

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Jamie Jolliff - Class of 1998 - Blytheville High School

First Name	Jamie
Last Name	Jolliff
Graduation Year	Class of 1998
Gender	Female
Hometown	Steele, Missouri
Relationship Status	In a Relationship
About Me	Im just me, that's the easiest way I know to put it. I'm not one to follow the crowd, but rather one that pushes through to find my own way. I have two beautiful kids that mean the world to me. My daughter Alexis Paige came into this world on June 10th 2000. She was my saving grace. Hard to believe my lil Ali cat is 13. Then there was my baby boy Cory Allen Michael whom blessed my life on August 16th 2005. Now my silly goose just finished first grade with honor roll. I swear, they grow so fast! I have two brothers and a sister on my moms side and growing up we didn't have the chance to know each other that well, as adults we are trying to change that. I also had two brothers by my father. The first was given up at birth because dad and Diane wanted him to have a better life than they could provide at the time. My other brother passed away in July of 99 from Hodgkin's lymphoma, I never had the chance to meet either of them. I was raised by my father in a small town in Missouri, needless to say, Im somewhat of a tomboy. I grew up shooting guns, fishing, and riding four wheelers. And I loved every minute of it. Although I moved away at 16, I never lost my country roots. If I only accomplish one thing in this life, I hope that I can instill the same values in my children that my father taught me. My father was, and always will be my hero. I want my children to know how important family is, and no matter what, you never turn your back on family. I want them to grow up knowing that you have to stand up for what you believe in and stay true to yourself, because if you...(read more)