Jason B. Heidenescher

We're very sorry for the lost of Jason. I didn't know him really as the adult that he grew up to be, but I do remember him as a child. I remember all of us at halloween time and trick or treating, he, Tom and Lori always had to be the lead and get the most candy and then we would all do candy trades. I also remember all the picnics that we had at grandmas house and 4th of July partys.We will always have wonderful memories of Jason. Noah knew him from Murray's discount auto.I can't even...

I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. My prayers and thoughts are with you.

Although we never had the pleasure of actually knowing Jason, our sincer condolences go to his family and friend's as well our neighbors, Clarence & Velma.
Our hearts are with you...
The Browns

I can't believe I'm even doing this right now. Jay was so full of life. He shared his love of cars with all of his friends, including me. We have cruised around Dexter quite a few times, and I was used to hanging out with him and mutual friends. I'll always remember him as the goofy kid who was always joking around and putting a smile on people's faces. I'm so sorry for your loss. He will be remembered.

Dear Family of Jason,

I am very sorry about your loss. I met Jason when I was in 9th grade and we always had a blast hanging out. I have specific memories of hanging out after 10th grade prom and driving around in his “T” top that I will always remember! He will be missed and you are all in my prayers.

Pam & Jim; I'm very sorry for your loss.

Dear Pam, Jim, Holly, and Heidi,
I'll always remember Jason as a skinny, smiling sixth grader. Jason was in my very first class at Wylie when I was a new teacher. I was completely shocked and saddened to see his obituary in today's Livingston County Press. My heart sank. We have two sons of our own now and I cannot imagine losing one. Jason was #7 in my class. That's my lucky number. There is no way for me to comprehend how you must feel right now, but I hope and pray Jason is in a...