Jamie K. Smith, 53, of Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, passed away on October 21, 2026, in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. Her death was announced by Stauffer Funeral Homes, whose obituary shares details of her family, healthcare career and the personal interests that brought her happiness.

Jamie’s passing leaves family members, friends and former colleagues remembering a woman whose life was closely connected to family, friendship and years of service in healthcare.

Jamie K. Smith’s Early Life and Education

Born on February 10, 1973, in Baltimore, Maryland, Jamie was the daughter of James Wesley Smith and Bonita Smith (née Feeser). She graduated from Catoctin High School in 1992 and continued her education at WVU: Potomac College.

Her life and education helped shape the path she followed in her professional and personal years.

A Healthcare Career Serving the Waynesboro Community

Jamie began working with Pediatric Specialists of Franklin County in Waynesboro, where she remained for many years. She later joined WellSpan Health, working as a medical assistant in various roles before completing her career at WellSpan Waynesboro Urgent Care.

Her years in healthcare connected her with patients and colleagues across the community. Her obituary also includes a colleague’s remembrance describing her as consistently upbeat and welcoming at work.

Family, Travel and the Moments Jamie Cherished

Family was central to Jamie’s life, particularly her relationship with her son, Connor Smith. They enjoyed travelling together, including vacations in Aruba, attending Baltimore Orioles games and going to the movies.

She also enjoyed supporting her nieces at sporting events, baking Christmas cookies and spending time with friends and relatives. Her obituary remembers her infectious laughter and her ability to make others feel comfortable and valued.

Jamie Smith’s Surviving Family

Jamie is survived by her son, Connor; her mother, Bonita; and her sisters, Jennifer (Smith) Ochoa and Anne (Smith) Scott, together with their husbands, Gregory and Jeffery.

Her nieces and nephews include Amanda Dougherty, Rebecca Dougherty, Jensen Dougherty, Alexa Ochoa, Jacob Ochoa, Katelynn Scott, Isabella Scott and Steven Scott. Her father, James Smith, preceded her in death.

Funeral and Burial Arrangements

Stauffer Funeral Homes handled the arrangements. Visitation was held on October 29, 2026, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the funeral home in Thurmont, Maryland. A celebration of life followed on October 30 at 11 a.m. at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church, with burial at Blue Ridge Cemetery.

The funeral-home notice also invited donations in Jamie’s memory to the Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation.

Jamie’s memories will remain part of the lives of her son, family, friends and colleagues. May those who loved her find comfort in the moments they shared.

Cause of Death: The funeral-home obituary does not disclose a specific cause of death. No cause should be assumed.

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