Jason P. Schaible

I remember meeting you when Jason first started undergoing treatments in baltimore. My roommate and I showed up and brought Jason a bunch of silly gifts- gag hats for when he lost his hair, things to keep him busy. He was the most generous, thoughtful, courageous person I have ever had the pleasure of meeting in my life. It is my greatest regret thus far that I was not able to ever express to him in words just how brave he was and just how proud I was of him. You should be proud of...

I feel blessed to have known Jason. He truly was an incredible person whom I will never forget.


Your family is forever in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Vince, Karen and Katherine,
I am one of the nurses on the BMTU and was so saddened to hear the news of Jason's passing. Each time you walked together in the halls, my thought was of how fortunate you were to have such a wonderful son. Jason fought his cancer graciously and valiantly. He was a strong and couragoues young man who we will never forget. Please know that I will continue to pray for your strength in these most difficult times.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Schaible family during this sad time. May the wonderful memories you have of Jason bring you comfort in the days ahead.
The Fisher Family (Becca, Paul, Kyle and Ryan)

I only knew Jason for a short while from CINJ,but he was a very sweet young man! He will be missed by all of us from CINJ.

Dear Vincent, Karen and Katherine, It is with great sorrow that we're writting this note. We had the privilege of knowing Jason and will miss him forever. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, asking the Lord to give strengh in this painfull moment.We are very sorry for your loss The Lefebres

We are so saddened by this news. We will be praying for Jason's family and friends. May Our Lord shield you from all pain and suffering and bring you peace. And may your hearts be filled with love whenever you think of Jason.

The Russo Family

Jason was a gracious and dignified young man. I had the priviledge of being one of his nurses. I have seen many patients respond to illness in so many ways using so many different coping mechanisms. The words that come to mind when I think of Jason are COURAGE and DIGNITY. What an amazing young man! He gave more to those he loved in his 21 short years than some children give in a lifetime. Let there be no doubt that He is living in the Glorious Kingdom of God and you will all be...

I want to offer my deepest sympathy for your loss. Although I did not know Jason, Hope Holbeck has told me so many great things about your son. You are all in my prayers.