Jamie was a much-loved son, brother, husband, father and friend.
In addition to this, Jamie was the coach, manager and founder of Newport Knights Roller Hockey Team. He really was the centre of our team, so much so that he was jokingly referred to as 'Mr Assist' by his fellow team players. This endearing nickname transferred into every aspect of Jamie's life - he was constantly dedicated to looking out for and protecting his family, friends, plumbing business, hockey team and the Knights shop.

At the age of one, Jamie was diagnosed with a very rare blood disorder called Hyper IgE Syndrome, a condition characterised by an extremely low immune system which results in severe lung and chest infections. Despite the severity of his condition, Jamie was the most determined, optimistic, generous and selfless person you could ever meet. Even when Jamie was severely unwell in hospital, he would constantly be calling and texting his loved ones and helping them with any issues that they had, rather than focusing on his own situation.
This in itself illustrates what a truly great man Jamie was, and these personality traits can be taken on by us all to help better our own lives and the lives of the people around us. By adopting Jamie's positive approach to life it enables him to continue living through us all.

In addition to being incredibly selfless, Jamie also had a really cheeky and vibrant personality. His childhood nickname was 'The Toad' because he could, quite frankly, be an absolute mess at times! He was the life and soul of any situation with his (sometimes inappropriate!) sense of humour and fun-loving attitude

Please help us to support Jamie's family; his loving wife Hannah, two sons Henry and Arthur, his Mum, Dad and brother Ryan.

Jamie really was the 'The Man, the Myth, the Legend'.

(Please note: the target isn't £200, as we would love to raise as much as we possibly can. No amount of money could replace what this man meant to us all)