The Life of a Warrior

Jameson Wyn Hamilton was born to Tiffany Nevada Hampton in Dallas, Texas, on March 5, 2022. His life began at

26 weeks and 900 grams, making him a micro-preemie. Five days later, he embarked on his journey in the Children's

Medical Center NICU, where many miraculous events unfolded.

Jameson was cherished by a multitude of caregivers who entered his life. His magnetic presence earned him the

affectionate title of "The Mayor of the NICU." Jameson and his mother's picture even graced the Pediatric Cardiology

and Cardiothoracic Surgery pamphlet, and he made a memorable appearance as a chipmunk during the NICU's

Halloween celebration, showcased on NBC News.

Throughout his time in the NICU, Jameson bravely faced numerous medical challenges, including a tracheotomy

and NEC, which was promptly detected by his primary nurse. On April 1, 2022, after the doctors had exhausted all

possible measures, they called the family together. While en route to the hospital, the song "Jireh" by Maverick City,

which had previously brought comfort to his mother, played once again. When others had given up, Dr. Charlie,

Jameson's devoted friend, vigilantly monitored every breath and reading, awaiting a sign. His family remained

deeply grateful. Jameson's pastor, Supt. Jackson, was summoned to his bedside. Upon arrival, he prayed earnestly,

and their prayers were answered. After spending nine months in the NICU, Jameson graduated and was transferred

to the ITU, where he encountered a new set of compassionate caregivers dedicated to preparing him for his journey

home.

When it was time to leave the hospital, Jameson came home hours before an ice storm with limited nursing. When

Jameson got home, his progress was rapid. He quickly came off of medications. He successfully recovered from

lung removal surgery. He was such a warrior. With his family close by, he grew so much. Ms. Rachel and Elmo were

mainstays in his room. Ms. Rachel was his girl. She put a smile on his face. His room was full of Elmos, stars, and

his Christmas tree (this month it was turned into his birthday tree). Jameson gave wonderful cuddles and hugs. His

laughter was everything. It lit up his room and all the lives around him. He had also developed a new skill of biting

and scratching. If you weren't ready for it, you were in trouble.

Jameson Wyn Hamilton's brief life was filled with profound connections, courage, and an unbeatable spirit that

touched the hearts of many.

Jameson leaves to cherish his memories: his parents – Tiffany Hampton of Grand Prairie and William Hamilton

of Dallas; his half-sister – Aniyah Hamilton; his grandparents – Windy Hampton of Grand Prairie, Lynn Hicks of

Dallas, and Laveta Shackelford of Dallas; his aunt – DeAndria Hicks of Irving; his uncle – James Hamilton (Janet)

of Garland; great-aunts and uncles – Debora Tennell (deceased), LaShun Archie of Coppell, Earl Hampton of

Grand Prairie, Winford Hampton (deceased), Beverly Hampton, and Teresa Hampton-Davis (Anthony) of Irving,

Jesse Daniels of Columbia, MO, Patsy Daniels (deceased), Leroy Hicks Jr. (deceased), Cassandra Butler (deceased),

and Rosalind Hicks of Mesquite; a host of cousins, other relatives, and friends; godmother – Charrisse Morgan of

Dallas; and TeeTee – Tiara Hampton. Jameson was preceded in death by his great-grandmother – Mother Loureece

Hampton, and great-grandfathers – Benny Hampton Sr. and Leroy Hicks Sr