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Jason B. PICK

Sacramento, California

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PICK, Jason B. Born July 9, 1970, passed away November 10, 2010 after a courageous 2 year battle with lung cancer. Jason is survived by his wife Jill, daughter Breanne, son Cameron, parents Hope and Brian, brother Darren and numerous other family members. Jason was truly blessed with the love...

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Dear Jason, Thinking of you today as I watch Premier League soccer on TV. We had fun times on the soccer pitch. I no longer play as you may well know. I am getting on in age and as time marches on my knees hurt and my hips creak! Thought I'd try and make you laugh. That smile of yours will always be with me. Take care my friend. Remembering you fondly.

Dear Jason, Another year gone by since you left us. Time flies, I know but you are not forgotten. Even though I only knew you on the soccer pitch, our friendship was a strong one. I believe it will be that way for a long time. I miss you my friend.

Dear Jason, I cannot believe it has been 12 years since your passing. As I watch the World Cup on TV, I am remembering you and the good, fun times we spent playing soccer. I hope you are watching the games as well. There have been some thrillers my friend. Take care my friend. God bless you and your family Miguel

Jason,
You have been in my thoughts and prayers these last few weeks. I miss seeing you around the soccer field. You were always so kind to me and my children. I miss you, my friend.

Jason,

You will be missed, by anyone and everyone that was fortunate enough to get to know you. I was lucky enough to have been able to have Jason coach softball with me and those seasons were by far the most fun I had coaching. He had a love for life and was a genuinely fun person to be around. You always had the best view on life of anyone I have ever met. I will miss running into you around town. Thanks for all you ever did for me, for making me laugh, and for just being the...

I was very sad to hear of Jason's passing. I encountered him briefly, taking care of him in the hospital. He had such loving things to say about his family and talked about how much he had to live for. He really made an impression on me as someone who lived his short life with love and passion. I am very sorry to his family for your loss.
Shelby McKinley, RN

My dear friend Jason,
Although we shared a worldwind friendship,and life takes us all through differnt paths,I will be forever grateful you were in my life.Your passion for life and the "glass is always half full" attitude with that smerky grin will forever be in my life.We shared some very memoriable times, and cherish our relationship.I can only hope that Jill and kids are able to have peace in your lives and feel blessed how one single person(Jason)can truely affect so many peoples...

To all the Pick family... there simply aren't words.. He was truly one of a kind... All of my love to you. And to Jason... I miss you terribly.. The inspiration and happiness you brought to my life will never be forgotten.. I read your texts regularly and they make me smile. Thank you for being my friend.

Pick family,
My thoughts are with you during this terrible time. I ran into Jason a couple of times at the infusion center. He was an energetic life force in a place that often saps a person of their “spark”. You couldn’t help but be drawn to him as he came through the door. I can only imagine that he was like that 24/7. He will be missed.