Jason Michael Goodwin

Jason was a blessing to me. To see Christ grow and shape his life, and still shaping others through his life has been an inpiration to me to continue following Jesus. I've counted the cost and I'm taking up my cross to follow Jesus. I have been able to share Jason's story with many students in churches and CSA and it has been powerful.

Dr. Mary Goodwin & Family,
Our sincere condolences go out to you and your family. Jessica is one of your patients. You have been seeing Jessica because her sister (our daughter),was killed in a car accident on 11/27/05. We understand your pain and grief. When we heard what happened with your son Jason, we just could not believe it. You have been so good to Jessica and us. We want to give you the same support that you have given us during our pain and loss of our daughter Ashley. We...

Dear Brother and sister in Christ, We, at First Baptist Church Louisa, are committed to praying for you daily, now and into the future. Thank you for Michael's testimony of an awesome faith!

My thoughts and prayers are with everyone that Jason's life touched. I didn't know Jason but his father has always taken good care of my daughter. Dr. Goodwin's advice to my daughter was to join Cru when she went to UK, and he prayed with her. He knew the one she would need the most help from when leaving home was God. I guess he knew from experience with the life that Jason has led. If only every child could find what Jason found in the Lord. May God be with all of you during this...

My thoughts and prayers are with you all in this difficult time. I know you have been blessed by the words of those who knew Jason personally and were impacted by his life and love for Jesus. May the impact of his life live on in the lives of those who knew him!

Mary and family:
Though we have lost touch for many years, I know that Colin and Jason were still friends. I remember the games in Ashland and camp-outs at our farm in Boyd county with all of the boys.

My heart, thoughts and prayers are with you during this time.

I became friends with Jason back in middle school when we were on the soccer team together. He was a great person; kind hearted and vibrant. He could be goofy at times, but was quite intelligent. I regret that our paths diverged when we left Ashland and that we didn't hang out more when he moved to Lexington. I am a better person for having known him.

Jason was a friend of mine while I was in engineering at UK and at Porter Memorial Baptist. His vision for leading others to Christ was inspiring to all who were around him and made a big impact on my life. He will truly be missed.

Please know that our prayers are with your family. May you always feel comforted in Jason's wonderful impact on all who knew him.