Jamie May Young

Jamie May Young, 46, of Amarillo, passed away on February 10, 2026, surrounded by her family after a major illness. She was born in Amarillo on May 17, 1979, to Lawson Lonzo Young Jr. and Rhonda (Clark) Young.

A Celebration of Life will be held on February 22, 2026, at 3:30 p.m. at Cowpunchers, 10501 N. US 287.

Jamie, born and raised in Amarillo, graduated from Palo Duro High School. She earned an associate’s degree in philosophy. Her greatest accomplishment and love was her son, Dakota. Her momma was her best friend. They often jumped in the car for many adventures. Jamie loved Jack Skellington and Sally, dolphins, and the color purple.

She was preceded in death by her grandpa, Ozell Lee Clark, Sr., and grandma, Emma Jean Clark; uncles, Ozell Lee Clark, Jr., Danny Lee Clark, Bobby Gene Clark, and Ricky Carl Clark; aunts, Winnie Sue Schaef, Sandra “Sam” Jean Stovall, Peggy Jo Schaef, and Anita Ruth Mohler, Chyerl Clark, Elaine Mae Clark, and Becky Jo Clark; and a beloved cousin, Jordan Kaylee Phillips.

Jamie is survived by her parents, Rhonda Clark Hogue and Lawson Lonzo Young, Jr.; a brother, Todd Young, and his son, Harley; a twin brother, Joshua Shaun Young, and wife, Sami; a niece, Jackie “Critter” Young, and partner, Corbin; nephews, Joshua David Young and Shaun Lee Young; great-niece, Catalina “Sparkplug” Maldonado; niece, Jessica Blanton; Aunt Kathy and Billy Jones; very dear friends, Nicole Spencer and William Lawler; and many other family and friends.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests making donations to Amarillo National Bank in the Benefit Account for Dakota Young.

4 Comments

  1. Ms. Nance

    She was a sweet, sweet young lady in high school. She made me smile every day and I looked forward to her smile back. Rest easy.

  2. Kim york

    I love Jamie forever. She was very special. She was always there whenever anyone needed anything. She will be dearly missed. Say hey to Princess Kim for me and save me a good seat to the show, sugar.

  3. Stephanie kelly

    Jamie was so much fun to work with. She was always smiling and laughing. We all used to have so much fun. We were a family. I will miss her.

  4. Gary Ferguson family

    Praying for the family

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