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Jason Michael Tamburello

1976 - 2021

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1976

DIED

2021

Jason Tamburello Obituary

Tamburello, Jason Michael
September 6, 1976 - June 9, 2021

Jason Tamburello was born in Denver, Colorado on Sept. 6th, 1976 to Greg and Anne Tamburello. He passed away peacefully on June 9th, 2021.
He is survived by his parents Greg and Anne, both his sister's Danielle and Carmen, his wife Cassandra, his son Caden and Daughter Hailea.
Services will be held at St. Mary's Catholic Parish in Littleton at 6853 South Prince Street. on Friday June 18th, 2021 at 10:30 AM reception to follow.

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Published by Denver Post from Jun. 12 to Jun. 14, 2021.

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Marianne Van Doorn Perez

June 15, 2021

Jason was just a year younger than my son Derrick. They used to play & 'hangout' together @ Snowmass during our Family Summer gatherings when we visited our Uncle George, who was a Monk @ St. Benedicts for 17.5 years. I had the honour of visiting Jason when he was in ICU & he was awake. As I stood there looking into Jason's beautiful, expressive eyes & softly stroking his forehead, I saw that beautiful child of God, once again. I told him he was a son of the Most High God, Who loved him more than he could possibly imagine, and then began to sing him a song I sang to Derrick when he was little boy. It was a song about our gentle Jesus, and how much we love Him. Within the lyrics of the song there is a description of a gentle breeze, blowing through the trees & a meadow filled with flowers leading to Jesus showing me (I substituted Jason's name) His gentleness. Jason still had his breathing tube so could not talk but I saw a tear run out of his right eye when I began singing. I will never forget that moment with him & the vision I have of him laughing & running through a meadow filled with flowers in Heaven. A meadow filled with flowers, holding the right Hand of Jesus, and laughing and smiling as he did as the child, I remembered him to be.

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