Jaime Faith McBride was the most loving caring person the world will ever know. Her warm heart and her touching soul left an impression on every person's path she crossed.

Jaime was born in Elmhurst Illinois on August 22, 1978. Right away the world knew they had something special.

Jaime passed away peacefully February 7, 2019. She is survived by her beloved husband Danny McBride. Her loving and dedicated mother and father Vicky Lombardo and David Prater. Her most precious children Joey and Jenna Costa, and Joshua, Samantha, Abbigail, and Daniel McBride. Her ever loving grandparents Joanne and Vincent Lombardo and Oma Prater. Her surviving family has a much greater reach than this though, as she will be missed by so many, family and friends alike.

Jaime's greatest joy in life was being a mother.  There wasn't a day that went by that her children didn't make her proud.  She could hardly stand being away from them even for just a minute. She would often say right after they left "I miss them already".  She loved to give them their hearts desires just to see the look on their face of joy and excitement.

Jaime crossed paths with her soulmate, who just happened to be her neighbor. She met Danny McBride at a time where their lives needed so much. They fell in love and married on April 1, 2017 to become the new "Brady Bunch".  She was so proud and loving of her new family.

Jaime lived her life to the fullest and never let any circumstance bring that down. She was the most giving and heartfelt soul that ever walked the planet. She was a nurse for 21 years and never once put herself before her patients. She took care of strangers as well as she took care of her family. She would never give any person less than that! She was prepared for any and all circumstances that life threw at her, including her journey home.

Jaime lived her life by her middle name which was Faith, and faith she had throughout her entire life. Jaime knew her place was set in heaven and is there now enjoying all the bliss, we could never imagine. She was called home way too early to God, but she lived a life here on earth so full that one can only pray to accomplish as much as she had in 100 years.

She has requested to have a private service, and We hope everyone can respect and understand this wish. As the family tries to cope with this loss please keep them all in your prays.

All of us that knew Jaime would understand that she would not want us going about our lives saddened.  Jaime would have wanted us to be celebrating her life, not crying and depressed.  She lived life with a smile on her face, no matter the situation.  She would want us to be doing the same right now.  We should instead be looking toward the heavens, as we all know Jaime is smiling down upon us.

"Perhaps they are not stars but rather openings in heaven where the love of our lost ones shines down to let us know they are happy."

– Eskimo legend

The family would like to especially thank Treasure Coast Hospice for supporting them before, during and after her calling home. In Lieu of flowers please send donations to Treasure Coast Hospice 1201 SE Indian St, Stuart, FL 34997