Jaime Alise Dick

Jaime A. Dick

33, of Dayton, went to be with the Lord, Tuesday, February 10, 2026.

She was born August 21, 1992, in Dayton, to her parents, Ronald (Jennifer Payne) Dick and Kimberly (Tony Horn) Gambill.

Jaime was preceded in death by her maternal grandparents, Bronston Gambill and Ruie Wright; and paternal grandparents, Ronald and Linda Dick.

In addition to her parents, Jaime is survived by her children, Braydyn and Cali Rogers; brother, Jacob Bishop; uncle, Steven Gambill; her beloved dog, Blaze; and many more family and friends.

Jaime will be remembered as a loving mom, a devoted daughter, and the very best sister a family could ever ask for. She was a beautiful soul in every sense of the word, inside and out, whose kindness, strength, and unwavering love left a lasting mark on everyone who knew her.

A hard worker throughout her life, Jaime approached everything she did with determination and heart. Whether caring for her family, supporting those she loved, or as a manager at Wendy’s, she gave her all without hesitation. Her quiet strength and gentle spirit made her someone who others naturally leaned on and trusted.

Above all else, Jaime treasured her time with her children. Braydyn was her first born. He and his mom held that bond between a mother and son. Jaime loved watching Braydyn play games whether it was on his computer or video games console, often playing alongside him. They enjoyed taking Blaze and going to the dog park. On Sundays they had what they called “Special Sunday”. Braydyn and his mom took each Sunday to hang out, talk and have lunch. Braydyn’s time with his mother was important to him and her memory will live on in him. Her bond with Cali was unbreakable, filled with laughter, warmth, and shared traditions. Some of their most cherished moments were simple “spa days” at home, painting their nails in bright colors, applying facial mud masks, and talking about life while music played in the background. Those days were filled with giggles and love, memories that will forever be held close to Cali’s heart.

Jaime also had a playful side. She was an avid gamer whose favorite escape was building and creating in “The Sims.” She delighted in designing homes, shaping virtual lives, and letting her imagination run free. It was one of the many ways she expressed her creativity and found joy in the little things.

Her faithful companion, Blaze, brought her great happiness as well. Jaime loved taking Blaze to the dog park, watching him run freely and soaking in the simple pleasure of fresh air and companionship. Those quiet outings reflected her appreciation for life’s uncomplicated blessings.

Jaime’s love for her family was fierce and unconditional. As a daughter, she brought pride and gratitude. As a sister, she offered loyalty, laughter, and steadfast support. As a mother, she was everything, protector, teacher, friend, and safe place.

Though her time here feels far too short, the love she poured into the world continues to live on through her beautiful children and all who were fortunate enough to call her family or friend. Jaime’s memory will be carried in every shared laugh, every painted nail, every wagging tail at the dog park, and every reminder that a beautiful soul can change the world simply by loving well.

A visitation will be held Monday, February 16 from 12PM to 2PM at PREBLE MEMORY GARDENS FUNERAL CENTER, West Alexandria, with the funeral service starting at 2PM. Jaime will be laid to rest at Preble Memory Gardens Cemetery.

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