Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Created a Video in memory of Nathan G Jarman.
Nathan G Jarman
Birth date: Jun 26, 1958 Death date: Aug 2, 2023
Tribute Wall
Anonymous
Sent a Beautiful in Blue to the Jarman family.
Anonymous
Planted a Memorial Tree in honor of Nathan.
The Waters Family
Sent a Beautiful in Blue to the Jarman family.
Randy, Walburga, Fred/Jenny, Susan/Bill
Sent a Sentiments of Serenity Spray to the Jarman family.
Randy, Walburga, Fred/Jenny, Susan/Bill
Planted a Memorial Tree in honor of Nathan.
Theresa Copeland
Nathan Jarman, age 65, of Frederick MD, died Wednesday August 2nd at his home. Born on June 26, 1968, in North Carolina, he was the son of the late Enoch N. Jarman and Marie Jarman (Humphrey). He was the loving husband to wife, Margarete Jarman, for 45 years. He is survived by his wife, Margarete Jarman, daughters Laila Garza and husband Arthur of Texas, Nathina Rice and husband Jason of South Carolina, Theresa Copeland and husband Leroy of Maryland; seven grandchildren, Donovan Garza, Alaina Garza, Abigail Garza, Deacon Garza, Brandyn Rice, Ryan Rice, Isiah Copeland. He is also survived by his sister Wanda Guarino of Pennsylvania. He was preceded in death by his sister Sharon Rutledge.
He served in the United States Army for 22 years.
He was a loving and caring man, who would do anything for his family and friends. He always lit up the room with his jokes and made sure everyone had a good time. During his off time, he would watch his old westerns and kung fu movies and work in his garden. He loved to grill and try new restaurants with the love of his life. Recently, he started to make home improvements, and was especially proud of the shed he built by hand.
Anonymous
Sent a Divine Light to the Jarman family.
Charissa N Sendry Pittman
Nathan and Margret were two peas in a pod. We are neighbors who became friends. I will miss seeing them together in beautiful red truck. He was very hardworking but always had a smile. Warm wishes and condolences to the family. The Pittman family.
Anonymous
Sent an Arrive in Style to the Jarman family.
Anonymous
Planted a Memorial Tree in honor of Nathan.