Jason A. Colon

Frannie and Toni, My wife and i just saw about this tragedy in the local paper this weekend. I didn't really get the chance to meet Jason when you were in Newport, but being around Toni, and knowing you, and seeing all the kind words that have been said on here, i can see he was a wonderful young man. There are no words that can be said to make any of this better, but i wanted to let you and your family know that you are in our prayers.
Bryon Wilson, Newport H.S. Baseball

Jim,
Jason was an outstandind boy. He never once judged my son Jesse when he made mistakes this past season in baseball. Jason always told Jesse it's okay, you'll get it next time, which inspired Jesse more than you'll ever know. Jesse is going out for baseball this season and plans on Jason looking over him when he plays. Jim, Ive only known Jason and you a few months and both of you have inspired our family. Thank you so much for the honor of known Jason and you. My daughter...

dear jim amd frannie, i am so sorry for the loss of jason. he was a good hearted loving kid who cared about everyone. he always gave encouragement to thomas and inspired him and thomas looked up to him. i am so glad that jason was apart of our lives and we got the chance to become friends. if there is anything i can do please call me and i will be here for you jim and call me if you need anything.

Dearest Frannie and family,
My heart breaks for you as you struggle with the loss of your beloved Jason. There are no words to console you but please know that you are in my prayers.
Barb Lyons (Dr. Unger's office)

DEAR JASON'S FAMILY,
You may not knom me, but my Randi(I am a girl).I met Jason when I was in third grade and the last time i saw Jason was in sixth grade. In school I saw Jason as a very smart boy and a leader, outside of school I saw Jason as an outgoing person. It hurts me to see one of my best friends leave this Earth, but as my heart shatters to tiny pieces..I will always smile. One more thing, Jason if your listening..I will say it for the last time._I LOVE YOU AND YOU ARE A TRUE...

Dear Fran, and Family,
Uncle Karl and I were sorry to hear about Jason's death. The loss of someone you love is a difficult matter to handle but the loss of a child is unconsolable. Our love and prayers are with you and your family.

I've known jason for the last 7 years...he was by the far the sweetest boy Ive ever met. He was quite the ball player aswell. I have so many precious memories spent with jay and he will be forever missed, day in and day out! Frannie you mean the world to me! And so does your family. I hope that in this time of suffering we can all come together and celebrate a life of someone so special and so innocent. My mom will keep in line as you will do to me...and jay..Ill see you heaven:) Love you...

I didnt know Jason for that long but he was a really cool kid and i spoke with him as often as i could. He was a really good ballplayer as well. I had the honor of playing against an amazing kid and i wish i had the chance to get to know him better. I played ball with him at G.T. Bray
-Robby Rew :(

To the Kemble and Colon families, I too had the honor of coaching Jason this last fall in West Hernando "Spring Hill". My wife and I felt the same way about him, he will be greatly missed. We were away for the holidays when Coach Lewis called with the news. I wish we could have been here to convey or condolences in person. My son Josh is taken it pretty hard. You may contact us for anything should you need to. I friended Jason on his Facebook and left my info should you desire to get a hold...