Jaimee Brianna Marie Hogan

Jaimee Brianna Marie Hogan, 32, passed away on September 15, 2026, leaving behind a lifetime of memories, unanswered questions, and a love that will remain forever in the hearts of those who knew her. A celebration of her life will be held on Friday, October 2, at 11:00 AM in the chapel of FairHaven Funeral Home. The family will greet friends one hour prior to service time.

Jaimee was funny, silly, loving, and free-spirited. She had a beautiful heart and loved deeply. She could make people laugh, and she had a way of being completely and unapologetically herself. She was not perfect, but she was Jaimee—and she was loved.

For the last five years of her life, Jaimee struggled with mental illness and addiction and experienced homelessness. Those years brought hardships that were difficult for her and for everyone who loved her. Her family watched someone they loved become lost in struggles that were bigger than any one person could overcome.

But Jaimee was so much more than the battles she fought.

She was a daughter. She was a sister. She was a mother. She was someone’s friend. She was a little girl who was once held and loved by her family, a young woman with dreams and hopes, and a person whose life mattered.

Jaimee leaves behind her mother, Rhonda James (Robin); her father, Jason Hogan; her sisters, Jenna Hogan Earls (Garrett) and Brittan James; her brother, Jordan Hogan; and her children, Ace Gillis, Saulyer Hogan, and Charlie Hogan.

Although life and circumstances kept Jaimee from knowing her two younger children, they are a part of her story and will always be connected to her. Her family hopes that one day they will know that their mother was a real person with a heart, a personality, laughter, struggles, and people who loved her deeply.

There is no simple way to tell Jaimee’s story. There was tremendous love, tremendous pain, and a five-year battle that ultimately ended far too soon. Her family will forever wish they could have taken away her suffering and given her the peace she struggled so hard to find.

But her death does not erase her life.

Jaimee deserves to be remembered for the little girl she was, the young woman she became, the laughter she shared, the love she carried, and the pieces of herself she left behind in those who knew her.

She was only 32 years old. There should have been so many more years, so many more chances, and so many more chapters to her story.

Jaimee, we hope you are finally at peace.

You were loved through every chapter—even the hardest ones.

You were never just your struggles.You were never just the years you spent lost.You were Jaimee.

Our daughter. Our sister. A mother.A beautiful, complicated, unforgettable soul.

You will always be loved.You will always be missed.And you will never be forgotten.

Friends may sign the online registry at www.fairhavenmacon.com.

FairHaven Funeral Home and Cremation Services has the honor of being entrusted with arrangements.