Jayme Gibbs Obituary, Death Cause – On Sunday, October 24, 2013, the world lost a radiant soul, Jayme Suayn Jones-Gibbs, aged 29, in Danville, leaving behind a legacy of beauty, compassion, and unwavering dedication. Born on February 14, 1984, in Indianapolis, Jayme touched the lives of those around her with her vibrant spirit, nurturing heart, and commitment to making a difference in her community. Jayme was the beloved daughter of Charles Jones and Rebecca (Weber) Souder. Her legacy lives on through her two daughters, Neva and Renae Gibbs, who were the center of her world. Her devotion to her family was evident in every aspect of her life.
Surviving her are her mother and stepfather, Becky and David Souder; her father, Charles Jones; two sisters, Jenisa Hurt and Jessica Souder of Danville; and two nieces and a nephew. In her sisters, Jayme found not just siblings but kindred spirits, creating a bond that transcended familial ties. The love she poured into her nieces and nephew was a testament to the warmth and generosity that defined her character.
Jayme’s journey was marked by her passion for education and personal growth. She graduated from Danville High School in 2001, setting the stage for a life dedicated to continual learning. Subsequently, she earned a degree in cosmetology, channeling her creativity and talent into making others feel beautiful. As a beautician at Marshall-Meece & Co. beauty salon in Avon, Jayme became a source of joy and confidence for those who had the pleasure of sitting in her chair.
Beyond her career in cosmetology, Jayme extended her influence to the sports arena. She coached the volleyball team at Danville Middle School, imparting not just athletic skills but also fostering teamwork and camaraderie. Her coaching went beyond the court, leaving a lasting impact on the lives of the young athletes she mentored.
Jayme’s dedication to community service was further evidenced by her involvement in the fundraising committee for Mega Strong, a testament to her commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of others. She also coached the Danville girls’ basketball traveling team, becoming a mentor and role model for aspiring athletes. Her spiritual home was found at Northview Christian Church in Danville, where Jayme’s faith played a central role in guiding her actions and interactions. Her involvement in the church community was a reflection of her commitment to living a life rooted in love, compassion, and service to others.
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