Jason Michael Miers

Jack help give me the tools I needed to get through the passing of my husband a year & a half ago. I will always fondly remember him as he also took pictures the day we placed my husbands ashes out at DFW National Cemetery

One of my fondest of Jason was the first visit after my husband died. He gave me a hug & just sat with me for an hour & listened. I am always going to treasure all the help & advice he gave me.

The day after my husband died Jason came over & when he walked in the door, he just hugged me. He knew I was hurting & as my friend that is what I needed at that point. He sat there & listened to me cry & miss Jack as much as I did then & still do. He had me tell him how it all went through so as to help me come to terms with my husband having died in our home. I will forever treasure my memories of Jason & all he did to help me deal with my loss.

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Jason worked as a computer tech for GCISD. He was so smart and did such a wonderful job!!! I remember a staff Christmas party we had and he kept us all laughing so hard. He was such a wonderful person and will be truly missed.

I feel stunned to hear of Jason's passing. Among many fond memories of him, here is my favorite: we are both working in the galley at McMurdo, assigned to "T4" (which means BORING). I believe we are standing at a random sink in a corner, tasked to wash out plastic cups for two hours. But is it boring? No! Because Jason of course makes it fun. We while away our two hours together goofing off and generally having great conversation. This is how I remember Jason throughout our season together....

Jason was a dear friend while he was in Scotland. I am deeply saddened to hear of his passing. But Jason would not want us to dwell on this sadness. He’s simply onto a new adventure. My partner and I used to have tea parties in our garden greenhouse. I remember Jason‘s happiness at being invited to one of these parties. He said he had never been to a tea party before. He was a welcome guest. Farewell, my friend. You take a piece of my heart with you.