Jamie Christopher Everett
August 13, 1974 ~ January 19, 2024
Born in:
International Falls, Minnesota
Resided in:
Fargo, North Dakota
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In Loving Memory: Jamie Christopher Everett (August 13, 1974 – January 19, 2024)
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Jamie Christopher Everett, beloved husband and devoted father, who left us unexpectedly on the 19th of January 2024 at the age of 49. Jamie was born in International Falls, MN on August 13, 1974, to his loving mother, Joyce Wicklander & Father Pete Everett.
Jamie’s journey began in his hometown, International Falls, MN where he spent his childhood years creating cherished memories alongside his lifelong friends. He loved spending time in the great outdoors and loved sports, particularly baseball and softball, which was always close to his heart.
Upon graduating from Roseau High School in 1992, Jamie pursued higher education at Rainy River Community College in International Falls, MN. There, he obtained an associate of science degree, further shaping his knowledge and preparing him for the promising future ahead.
In 1995, Jamie made Fargo, ND his new home, embarking on a rewarding career with Coborn’s (Cash Wise) at the Moorhead, MN store. Through hard work and dedication, he ascended within the company, becoming the assistant store director at the Fargo, ND location. His commitment and leadership qualities left an indelible mark on his colleagues and the community.
Jamie’s greatest joy in life was his family. In September 2001, he joined in holy matrimony with the love of his life Christina Novotny in a heartfelt ceremony in Roseau, MN. Together, they shared the joys and challenges of life, building a strong and loving partnership. Their union was blessed with three beautiful daughters: Emma Victoria, who arrived in 1998, Hannah Joyce, born in 2002, and Ava Christina, their youngest, welcomed into the world in 2007. Jamie’s devotion to his wife and children was unwavering, and he cherished every moment spent with them.
Beyond his professional and familial accomplishments, Jamie had a genuine zest for life. In his free time, he enjoyed golfing with his wicked slice as he liked to call it. Jamie was an avid sports enthusiast, he reveled in cheering on his cherished University of North Dakota Fighting Sioux hockey team. He was also a lifelong Vikings fan, able to make a few trips to the US Bank Stadium. Jamie & Christina made many trips to Las Vegas, even bringing the girls along for a wonderful family trip in 2019. Jamie also made several solo trips to play in the World Series of Poker. Over the years, Jamie, Christina, and the girls went on many family vacations to the Black Hills, Omaha, and trips to the cities for Twins games. Additionally, Jamie, Christina and the girls enjoyed many years at the Golden Eagle RV Village in Perham, MN. Their time was spent there enjoying golf cart rides, time at the lake, visiting and playing corn hole with fellow campers and many long nights at the campfire. Jamie loved the time spent up in the woods of northern Minnesota with his stepfather Harley Wicklander and Mother Joyce. Jamie’s favorite time of the year was the holidays spent with his sister Crystal, brother-in-law Adam, nephew Weston and niece Ella. Jamie also enjoyed spending time with his sister-in-law’s Amanda and Brittany and brother-in-law’s Seth and Ryan, on either a Sunday Funday or a trip to the local brewery. Jamie valued the company of his family and friends above all, reveling in their presence and creating cherished memories together.
Jamie’s passing leaves an irreplaceable void in the hearts of his loved ones. He will be dearly missed by his wife Christina, who shared an unbreakable bond built on love and support. His daughters, Emma, Hannah and Ava who were the world to him. His sister Crystal whom he loved so much. He will also be remembered fondly by his beloved mother, Joyce Wicklander, whose unwavering love and guidance shaped him into the remarkable person he became.
In memory of Jamie and in recognition of his dedication to family, contributions can be made to the local 4 Luv of Dog Rescue in lieu of flowers. Let us remember Jamie as a loving husband, devoted father, cherished son, loved brother and loyal friend whose spirit will forever illuminate our lives.
May Jamie Christopher Everett rest in eternal peace, knowing that his legacy lives on in the hearts of all those who had the privilege of knowing him.
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Memorial Service - Saturday: January 27, 2024 10:00 am
Boulger Funeral Home and Celebration of Life Center
123 10th Street S.
Fargo, North Dakota 58103
701-237-6441
www.boulgerfuneralhome.com
Visitation - Saturday: January 27, 2024 9:00 am - 10:00 am
Boulger Funeral Home and Celebration of Life Center
123 10th Street S.
Fargo, North Dakota 58103
701-237-6441
www.boulgerfuneralhome.com
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Thinking of all of those great times we had growing up. Especially the ones that gave our parents more grays than they deserved. You were kind, loyal, super freaking smart, and a genuinely good guy. Rest easy, my friend. Save a spot at the poker table in the sky for me.
I met Jamie when I worked at Cash Wise. If I needed help finding something he would always tell me wherev to nd what I was Looking for, I always considered I’m a good friend. Restin Peace Jamie . Ruthie Asmus
Toni (Everett) Korpi & Family – IFalls
Jamie will be missed as a friend and coworker. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers .Rest in peace.
Eli
Jamie
You will be missed by so many with all of the lives you touched with your infectious personality. Praying for peace and comfort during such a tragic time for the family. You are all in my prayers.
I will miss walking into Cashwise and seeing Jamie’s smiling face. My prayers are with his family and friends.
I worked with Jamie for 7 years and never heard him say a discouraging word. This is such a shock. I can’t believe it. Bless you Jamie. Ron Fischer
Rest in peace JAMIE! You were a guy with such kindness! A great coworker and a friend to so many! You will truly be missed by all you crossed paths with!
Prayers for you and your family!
Jamie, you were always a comforting presence at Cashwise, serving the customers with a smile and working so hard all the while! I admired your professionalism, friendly nature and quick sense of humor. You will be missed by many, rest in peace.
Juanita Maye
Linda and Brian Jones
Jamie, my FRIEND and neighbor – RIP!
I will miss our greetings and conversations in our yards. I will always remember your wonderful laugh and smile. Know that you touched and influenced my heart.
“God, hold Jamie close!”
God it’s time to do your best work and watch over Jamie’s family members and provide them comfort in their time in need.
Condolences to Jamie’s family. I enjoyed working with Jamie at cash wise. He always had a smile for everyone he will be greatly missed
The thing I liked most about Jamie was that he was quick to share a laugh with you. His personality was very warm and you have to love the sound of his voice. Jamie was very intelligent and he used his intelligence gracefully, always treated others with respect. I knew him as a co-worker and even though I no longer work with him the store just won’t be the same without him, his leadership and friendship will be missed. I’ll never forget you sir.
RIP JAMIE!!
Jamie, you will be missed. I have fond memories of playing Techmo Bowl on that monstrous 19” tv that you bought. I was never much of a football fan before I met you…now I’m a life long Vikings fan (yeah some good and some bad with that). We had some great times. I mistakenly thought that some of our great times were thanks to Harley’s lack of attention to his liquor cabinet (sorry for that), but in reality it was thanks to the company we kept and our adventurous nature. You were one of my first true friends. I say “true” friends because you wouldn’t have been any other kind of friend. I wouldn’t be the same person today had we never met. Thank you for that! I will miss you…my brother.
I have worked with Jamie for almost 7 years, he was always kind and would say hi to me in the morning or afternoon. He would ask if I was just coming in, how I was doing and always asked how college was going when I was in school. He was always willing to help when I had things I had questions about and taught me so much. I miss him a lot and my condolences to his family.
I was so fortunate to work with Jamie at Cashwise for many years. He was a mentor to many and a role model for all of us. He was always willing to help out in any department and treated every employee and customer with respect. He will be missed.
I met Jaime at Cash Wise while working for Nabisco 8 years ago. He was so kind and welcoming. Always had a smile and hello.
Later, I would take my uncle shopping there and would see that smile. The last time I saw it was Nickelback concert.(I think) and he gave me a hug. I will treasure the hug and memories of working in his store.
I only found out today while there, and it is now a bittersweet feeling walking the aisles.
I wish his family and friends comfort and strength always!
May the Lord console you .