Jaimi Hegenauer Linden, MI, Obituary, Death: Retired Social Studies Teacher at GBWMS at Grand Blanc West Middle School, Has Died

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Jaimi Hegenauer of Linden, Michigan, a beloved educator, community member, and friend to many. Jaimi, a retired Social Studies teacher at Grand Blanc West Middle School (GBWMS), has died, leaving behind a legacy of compassion, dedication, and impact that touched generations of students and colleagues.

A proud graduate of Linden High School, Jaimi remained deeply connected to her roots, choosing to live and give back to the community that shaped her. She pursued her passion for education at Central Michigan University, where she studied Elementary Education — a path that would lead her to influence and inspire countless young minds throughout her career.

Jaimi spent many years teaching at GBWMS, where she was known not only for her deep knowledge of history and social studies but also for her unique ability to connect with her students. She brought enthusiasm, creativity, and care into her classroom, making the past come alive while helping students understand the importance of civic engagement, empathy, and critical thinking. Her colleagues remember her as a mentor and friend — someone who always had time to offer advice, lend support, or share a laugh in the breakroom.

Beyond her professional life, Jaimi was a proud Linden resident — involved, kind, and always willing to help others. Her presence was familiar and comforting to many in the community, and her passing is felt as a great loss not only to those who knew her personally but to the wider educational community in Grand Blanc and beyond.

As of this publication, no details have been shared regarding Jaimi Hegenauer’s official obituary, funeral services, or visitation plans. We respect the family’s privacy during this difficult time and will provide further updates when information becomes available.

Jaimi Hegenauer’s impact as an educator and member of the Linden community will not be forgotten. Her warmth, wisdom, and unwavering dedication to her students have left a lasting imprint on the hearts and minds of many.

We extend our deepest condolences to her family, friends, former students, and all who were fortunate enough to know her. May she rest in peace, and may her memory continue to inspire and uplift others in the years to come.