(At this time, it is unknown how Mary passed away. She was 65 years old).
Mary D. Coultas Jamison was one of 9 children born and raised in Tujunga, Ca. She was first married to Kenneth Jepsen, and then later to Lawrence Francis Jamison. (Larry passed away on June 26, 2020). She is survived by 7 siblings. Mary lost her brother Tony in 2004. She was an aunt to many nieces and nephews, but did not have any natural born children.
She loved crafts, and was known to travel to different "shows" to sell various creations. She took care of horses in her younger years, often taking one of her nieces with her.
*This will be updated, as needed.
Mary D. Coultas Jamison was one of 9 children born and raised in Tujunga, Ca. She was first married to Kenneth Jepsen, and then later to Lawrence Francis Jamison. (Larry passed away on June 26, 2020). She is survived by 7 siblings. Mary lost her brother Tony in 2004. She was an aunt to many nieces and nephews, but did not have any natural born children.
She loved crafts, and was known to travel to different "shows" to sell various creations. She took care of horses in her younger years, often taking one of her nieces with her.
*This will be updated, as needed.
(At this time, it is unknown how Mary passed away. She was 65 years old).
Mary D. Coultas Jamison was one of 9 children born and raised in Tujunga, Ca. She was first married to Kenneth Jepsen, and then later to Lawrence Francis Jamison. (Larry passed away on June 26, 2020). She is survived by 7 siblings. Mary lost her brother Tony in 2004. She was an aunt to many nieces and nephews, but did not have any natural born children.
She loved crafts, and was known to travel to different "shows" to sell various creations. She took care of horses in her younger years, often taking one of her nieces with her.
*This will be updated, as needed.
Mary D. Coultas Jamison was one of 9 children born and raised in Tujunga, Ca. She was first married to Kenneth Jepsen, and then later to Lawrence Francis Jamison. (Larry passed away on June 26, 2020). She is survived by 7 siblings. Mary lost her brother Tony in 2004. She was an aunt to many nieces and nephews, but did not have any natural born children.
She loved crafts, and was known to travel to different "shows" to sell various creations. She took care of horses in her younger years, often taking one of her nieces with her.
*This will be updated, as needed.
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