Chuck Jamison

Chuck Jamison, 70, passed away peacefully at home in his sleep on April 24^th, 2024. Born July 12^th, 1953, in Oskaloosa, Iowa to Charlie and Fern Jamison, Chuck was a resident of the Landmark community just south of Little Rock, Arkansas.

A 1972 graduate of North Little Rock Highschool, it was during the summer of his senior year that Chuck first met the woman who would become the love of his life, Celena, at a church picnic. The two had their first date that same year during the fall Feast of Tabernacles and were later married on July 13^th, 1974.

Chuck began work in technical services for Addressograph Multigraph and later retired from Diebold after a career spanning 42 years. In 2016, Chuck began his own business, Jamison Technical Services, where he subcontracted and continued doing the work he so enjoyed until his passing.

An expert tinkerer, Chuck was known for his vast skills and abilities and seemingly limitless breadth of knowledge. Always eager to lend a hand, he was both renowned and beloved for his kind spirit, gentle nature, and unwavering integrity.

Chuck is survived by his wife of 49 years, Celena Jamison; his daughter, Christy Jamison; his grand-daughter, Catherine Jamison, his daughters through the spirit of adoption, Kelly Roe and Maggie Jamison; his son through the spirit of adoption, Scott Roe;  his brothers, Roy (Debby) and Ray Jamison; his sisters Linda Rorem and Marty Stewart (Randy); his mother, Fern Jamison; sister-in-law, Suzie Jamison and nephew Johnathan Jamison; his close cousin Bob Jamison; his uncle, Clyde Nash; his aunt Barbara Johnson; his close nephews, Josh and Matthew (Robin) Jamison and grand-nieces Kara and Morgan Jamison; his close niece, Katie Jamison and grand-nephew, Dallas Jamison; and numerous other family members whom he loved. He was preceded in death by his father, Charlie Jamison; his older brother Wayne Jamison; his brother-in-law, Mark Rorem; and his sister-in-law, Kathy Jamison.

Visitation with the family will be held at Smith Little Rock Funeral Home located at 8801 Knoedl Court (directly off of John Barrow Road), Little Rock, Arkansas 72205 on Wednesday, May 1^st, 2024 from 5:30pm to 6:30pm with the memorial service to immediately follow.

Friends and others who knew him are invited to share photos, stories, and fond memories of Chuck with the family by emailing chuck.jamison.memorial@gmail.com