Jimmie N. Pierce resident of Randle, Washington, born December 27, 1934 - May 2, 2025, she is preceded in death by her husband of 56 years, Miles Pierce, her son Larry Pierce, her second son Donald Pierce and her daughter Katherine Elizabeth Pierce. Her mother and father, Eula and Akillis Moorman Lawler, her two sisters Mary Evelyn and Louise and brother Akillis Jr. (Sonny).

She leaves behind her only surviving son, Cecil Pierce and wife Delia and their son Michael. Her Daughter-in-law, Brenda, wife of Larry Pierce and their daughter Daysha Moes and her husband Peter.

Other grandchildren include, daughters of Donald Pierce, Jena Pierce-Fernandez and Michelle Pierce. She is also survived by a very special niece Shirley Reich. Also to remember and cherish Jimmie are 6 great grandchildren and multiple nieces and nephews, along with numerous great nieces and nephews and great, great nieces and nephews.

Jimmie was very active in the VFW, The Veterans of Foreign Wars organization, and was a life member. She was an active member in the state of Alaska and in Washington, serving in many positions including chairmanships and Post President. Jimmie furthered volunteered her time with the VFW through volunteerism at Veterans hospitals by joining the MOCA, The Military Order of the Cootie Auxiliary. She was a dedicated member and attended their National Conventions yearly as her health permitted. The MOCA also organized yearly trips to Washington DC to Arlington Cemetery where members laid wreaths at the Tombs of the Unknown Soldiers, this was an especially special trip for Jimmie that she attended regularly giving her the significant privilege of honoring our fallen unknown soldiers. These trips to Arlington were most important to Jimmie as it symbolized her undying love for our veterans and her love for her fellow members and friends of the VFW and MOCA that allowed her to reunite and socialize with her dear friends. Her volunteerism with veteran causes made a substantial difference in the lives of our Military Personal and will always be remembered.