William “Will” Lynn Jamison, born July 5, 1974, of Hagerstown, MD, passed away peacefully at his home, in Waynesboro, PA, on October 14, 2026, surrounded by his loving family. He was a beloved husband, father, pappy, brother, uncle, and friend whose life was filled with love, laughter, and a generosity that touched the lives of so many.
Will was preceded in death by his father, William R. Jamison and his mother, Clara J. (Sprankle) Jamison.
Will leaves behind his loving wife, Beth Ann Jamison; his daughter, Lindsey Bollis, and her husband Alex; his cherished grandson, Landon; his son, Logan Carper; his sisters, Farrah Jamison and Lisa Shanholtz; his nephew, Dawson Kuhlman; an uncle, and several other nieces and nephews who will forever hold his memory close to their hearts.
Will was united in marriage to his beloved wife, Beth Ann Jamison, on November 20, 2009. To Beth, Will was so much more than a husband. He was her soulmate, her best friend, her safe place, and the love of her life. Their bond was built on love, companionship, and the life they shared together. Losing him leaves an unimaginable emptiness, but they love they shared will forever remain a part of her heart.
Will was truly a family man. His family was his world, and the people he loved always came first. He was the kind of man who would drop everything to help someone he cared about, never hesitating to lend a hand when someone needed him. Generous to a fault, Will would give the shirt off his back to help another person, never expecting anything in return. He had a big heart, a caring spirit, and a way of making the people around him feel that they mattered.
Anyone who knew Will knew he had a funny, quick-witted personality and a sense of humor that could brighten a room. He had a way with words, a sharp comeback always ready, and a natural ability to make people laugh. He was incredibly likeable, easy to talk to, and someone people were drawn to. His personality left an impression, and his laughter and humor created memories that those who knew him will carry forever. Will had a special way of making ordinary moments memorable, and life was simply better with him in it.
Above all, Will treasured his family, and one of his greatest joys of his life was being a pappy. His grandson, Landon, was the apple of his eye and held a very special place in his heart. The love Will had for Landon was immeasurable, and being his pappy was a role he cherished dearly. Their bond was something truly special, and the love Will poured into that little boy will always be a part of Landon’s life. Though Landon will miss having his grandfather by his side, he will forever be surrounded by the love Will left behind.
Will was also a proud father who loved his children deeply. His family was his greatest accomplishment, and the memories, laughter, and love they shared will remain treasured forever.
Will worked as a truck driver for Baltimore Mack, where he dedicated himself to his work. He will be remembered not only for his hardworking nature but also for the kindness, humor, and genuine heart he brought into the lives of others.
Will fought a courageous battle with brain cancer, facing a difficult journey with strength and determination. Through it all, the love of his family remained at the center of his world. His passing at home, peacefully and surrounded by those who loved him, brought his journey to a close in the presence of the people who meant everything to him.
Will’s life was a reminder that being a good person is about how you love, how you show up for others, and how you make people feel. He gave so much of himself to the people around him, and his absence will be deeply felt by all who had the privilege of knowing and loving him. The laughter he brought, the kindness he showed, and the memories he created will never be forgotten.
For Beth, the loss is that of her soulmate and the man she planned to spend her life with. For his children, it is the loss of a father whose love will always be a part of them. For Landon, it is the loss of a pappy whose heart belonged to him in a very special way. And for everyone who knew Will, it is a loss of a man whose humor, generosity, and unmistakable personality made the world a little brighter.
Though his time was far too short, the love Will gave was immeasurable, the memories he leaves behind will last a lifetime. He will live on in every story told, every laugh shared in his memory, and every act of kindness inspired by the example he set.
Forever loved. Forever missed. Forever our Will.
Cremation arrangements for William “Will” Lynn Jamison are being handled by Grove-Bowersox Funeral Home. A private family viewing will be held. A celebration of Life will take place at a later date, with details to be announced.
In lieu of flowers, the family kindly asks that donations be made through the GoFundMe at Fundraiser for Beth Jamison by Danette Pike: Support Will Jamison’s Care established to help offset the costs of Will’s final arrangements. Any contributions, no matter the amount, is deeply appreciated during this difficult time. For those who are unable to donate, sharing the fundraiser and keeping Will’s family in your thoughts and prayers would also mean so much.
The family is grateful for the love, support, and kindness shown to them as they navigate this heartbreaking loss. Thank you for helping honor Will’s memory and supporting the family he loved so dearly.
