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Jason Dillabough Obituary
His memorial service is 4:30 p.m. Friday at Our Savior's Lutheran Church. Cremation has taken place under the direction of Croxford Funeral Home and Crematory.
He will be greatly missed by his wife Becky Kukay of Great Falls; sons Kyle (Jandé) Strang of Rapid City, S.D., and David Strang of Sacramento, Calif.; a daughter, Shelby Strang of Great Falls; his parents, Robert and Darla Dillabough of Great Falls; a sister, Roberta (Rodney) Fuller and their children Kila and Carson; Becky's parents, Warren Kukay and Jack and Nina Lawhon, all of Great Falls; a sister-in-law, Brenda Kukay and her son Donnie VandenBos of Great Falls; a brother-in-law, Doug (Shellie) Kukay and their three children, Aspen, Braxton and Nathan, all of Helena; a sister-in-law, Robyn DeCock of Concord, Calif., and too many friends to list.
Jason was born July 8, 1963, in Great Falls, Mont. He graduated from Great Falls High School in 1982 and received his Bachelor of Science degree from MSU-Northern in 1987. He worked at Hoven Equipment in Great Falls, Great Falls Public Schools and was currently employed at the Great Falls Public Library.
He married Colleen Davis in 1985. They were later divorced. He married Becky Kukay in 2004, and he became a loving father to her three children.
Jason loved Montana and knew its landscapes like the back of his hands. He enjoyed exploring and camping with family and friends. He enjoyed music, drives, quiet times, and joking like no other. He was talented in so many ways and so willing to use those skills to help others.
Memorials are suggested to the Strang Children's College Fund at Teachers' Federal Credit Union, 1500 River Dr. N., Great Falls, MT 59401; or to a charity of the donor's choice.
Condolences may be posted online at www.croxfordfuneralhome.com and/or www.gftribune.com/obituaries.
Jason took his own life because of incurable, debilitating pain.
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Memories and Condolences
for Jason Dillabough
Brianne Chibroski
September 25, 2008
Dear Jason's Family,
I don't know if you know me or not but I am Debbie and Wendell Chibroski's dauter Brianne. I'm sorry I didn't write sooner but I wanted to say that I'm very sorry and every night I have Jason and his family in my prayers and I will miss Jason very much.
Mary Sauer
September 15, 2008
Dear Uncle Bob and Aunt Darla, Roberta, and Becky... Though it has been many years since we have seen one another, we always knew we had family in Great Falls, MT. I am the oldest daughter of Butch and Mary Lou Dillabough and oldest grandchild of Harry and Clara Dillabough. My memory of Jason.... was playing together at Grampa Harry's home in Crookston, MN. Jason always ran and ran and ran! I was two years older and I could hardly keep up with him. We are very sorry about your loss. Losing a child, sibling or spouse is painful. I draw great comfort in knowing that my sister Nancy and Jason are together with Grampa Harry and Gramma Clara Dillabough. God Bless the memory of Jason Dillabough!!!!
Mary Kay (Dillabough) Sauer
Detroit Lakes, MN
Lesli Cottom
September 12, 2008
To Jason's Family--
What an awesome guy--I remember Jason being so much fun to be around--always laughing and having fun. Our three boys loved it when Uncle Jason was around because he loved to rough-house with them and their cousins. Jason and five little boys made for a wild time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you Becky--you truly are a special person. May God wrap you in his love and comfort you and your family at this time and always.
Love David and Lesli Cottom
Dan Brien
September 11, 2008
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Marti (Boettcher) Hunt
September 9, 2008
Becky and family; I was so sorry to hear of Jason's passing. Becky, I can personally tell you that I do know the pain and suffering you are feeling. Find your stength in your friends and your family. It is true; that each day it does become a little easier to carry on. Becky, I will think and continue to pray for your and your family each day. Each day when your think that you can't stand the pain anymore, remember all the great memories you and Jason made together. I know this helps. If I can do anything I am here for you. Eventho I wasn't ready to attend the service for Jason, please know that I walked that path with you and your family that day. May you all one day find peace and comfort.
Trent Cottom
September 8, 2008
I will always remember Uncle Jason. I can think of many examples of his thoughfullness. I remember him calling on an important day many years ago and feeling astounded he would think of me. As a child, I remember constantly wrestling with Jason. A lasting memory is running around the house chasing Jason and my brother. I fell, split my lip, and was in trouble because I wouldn't ever slow down and was a little accident prone. I remember Jason explaining to my parents how it was his fault, (which wasn't the case). This made a very lasting impression on me as a child. I remember him giving my cousin an indian rock while we were on one of his adventure walks. Jason found the rock and explained to the other jelous cousins why he gave it away. Jason was one of the most patient, kindest people I have met, -still a lasting example to me 20 years later.
Kim and Barry Buer
September 7, 2008
Our heartfelt condolences to everyone who loved Jason. We all lost a good friend with his passing.
I have many fond memories of Jason including a few motorcycle trips across MT, and into Canada, hanging together with close friends, eating at Howard's Pizza, his contagious laugh, his generous heart, and his sense of humor.
My earliest recollection of Jason is when he and our friend Rob asked me to hang out with them back in high school, and I remember thinking "I can't hang out with that Dillabough, because he is too crazy and wild." Nothing could have been further from the truth, as he had one of the biggest hearts I have ever known. I have considered him one of my closest friends ever since.
He will be missed!
Pat Rosenleaf
September 6, 2008
Dear Dillaboughs, all --I've been hearing "Jason stories" since I started teaching at GFHS in 1874. When I finally met the man behind the stories, I was expecting him to have horns and a tail, but no -- he was just a sweet, kind, earnest young man. Through the years, as he worked at GFHS, we often spoke. He loved his family, his friends, the faculty at GFHS. His last day there was a sad one for all of us. We hugged him and wished him "good luck" with his new job. Too soon gone, but not soon forgotten, his sweet soul will live on in the hearts of many.
Jeff Ericksen
September 5, 2008
Becky, I am sorry for your loss.
(I went to grade-school with you at Roosevelt. My mom knows some of your family, I think.)
Experience has taught me that grief fades with time, while the good memories remain. So try to endure for others' sake and for better times.
Carole Ann Clark
September 5, 2008
To Jason's family,
It was always a pleasure to come to work at the library and be greeted by Jason's warm smile; he will be sorely missed.
No one can know the depths of another's suffering or longing for peace, but may your memories of happy times sustain you in this time of great sorrow.
Wes and Mollie (Patterson) Secord
September 5, 2008
The Dillabough Family,
I graduated high school with Jason. Over the years, whenever I would run into Jason, he was always so fiendly and kind. He will be missed by many. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
God Bless you,
Jennifer Wolfe-Pearson
September 4, 2008
Jason grew up just around the corner from me and was a very good friend of my brother Mark Wolfe. I remember his ready smile and sunny disposition. I haven't seen him for many years but my heart goes out to his family. The world is a sadder place without Jason.
Korri Shupe
September 4, 2008
Jason was the most kind spirited person I knew. Jason was my friend and alley here at the library and this place will never be the same without him.
I will always remember him for his quick wit, his kindness, and his smile. He always went above and beyond his call of duty; in the winter I'm always cold, so without ever asking Jason, he'd turn on my space heater so when I arrived my office would be warm. This is just an example of one of the thoughtful things Jason would do for others to help make their life a little easier. He taught us all so much.
I will forever miss him but I know he is no longer suffering.
Becky and Shelby he loved you dearly and I hope your memories of him bring you comfort.
My deepest sympathy for his loved ones.
Jude Smith
September 4, 2008
Jason was well-loved and for good reason; he was a bonified great person, with a big heart. I'll always count him as a dear friend. He always had time and energy for his friends despite the suffering he endured. He helped me through some home repairs I couldn't have done on my own, both advice-wise and physically. He had the patience of a saint. I learned so much from him, be it how to carry on or clean a toilet. I will miss him. and everytime I hear Dire Straits, I'll think about him. I offer my condolences to you his loved ones.
Anne Lomica~Brust
September 3, 2008
Bob, Darla and Roberta,
I am so sorry to hear about Jason. It is so evident how much he was loved. I'm praying for God's love and strength to surround you.
Janet Greer
September 3, 2008
Dear Becky & Shelby, Jack & Nina, and all of Jason's family--
I met Jason only a couple of times, but I remember his great smile and fun-loving spirit. I was impressed with the obvious love he had for all of you. When he teased Shelby, there was a very real devotion in his eyes, and it was clear that he couldn't have loved her more had she been his biological child. This was a man who was not afraid to show his love even though he did it with teasing and joking.
May God hold all of you very close to His heart as you face the future without Jason. And may you feel comforted in knowing that he is no longer in pain and has found rest.
Ruth Plowman
September 3, 2008
I am deeply saddened to learn of Jason's death. It was my pleasure to become acquainted with him when he worked at GFHS. Jason always had a smile and a friendly greeting. The world has definitely lost a wonderful man. My sympathy to his family. May memories of happier times comfort you.
Lynette Lee
September 3, 2008
I was about 10 years old when I first met Jason and he has been like a brother to me ever since. When I was a kid and he’d come up to our house, he’d hold me upside down by my feet and tickle me until I about wet my pants. Then he’d drop me on my head. He’d make me so mad I could hardly stand it, and the angrier I got, the harder he laughed. Now I can’t look back on those times without smiling.
Jason didn’t teach me how to ride a skateboard, but he showed me lots of tricks, like how loosening the wheels allowed the skateboard to make much sharper turns. It also made it less stable and a lot more wobbly so I’ve never been quite sure what the actual intent was behind that little tidbit...
Jason was the friendliest, most outgoing and most sincere person I’ve ever known. I remember not being able to go ANYWHERE with Jason without him striking up a conversation with anyone and everyone in the vicinity. It’s no wonder he had so many friends. Jason loved people, that’s just who he was. And he truly cared about every single person in his life. There wasn’t anything he wouldn’t do for someone if he was able.
Jason will always be my brother, he will always be Uncle Jason to my kids, and we will miss him dearly. Our thoughts are with Becky and her family, Bob and Darla, Roberta and Rod and their family, and everyone who knew and loved Jason.
Sharon Johnson
September 3, 2008
We have never met Jason, but if he was any reflection of his lovely sister Roberta, he will be missed. May God's love envelope all of you who are hurting so much at this time. Praying for you.
Naida Feland
September 3, 2008
Dear Bob, Darla, Roberta & family and Becky and family,
We are so sorry for your loss of Jason. We can not even imagine the pain that you must feel now. Knowing that Jason is free from his pain will hopefully bring you comfort in time. Our thoughts and prayers will continue for each of you during this time of loss and sorrow. God Bless you all.
Ralph & Naida (Fenster) Feland
Mandan, ND
Terri Steinlage
September 3, 2008
My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time. I will always remember Jason from GFHS... as very nice with a kind smile. May good memories sustain you.
class of 82'
Lexie Oakley
September 3, 2008
To the Dillabough Family,
I am a new employee at the Library and didn't have an oppertunity to meet Jason.
My support and prayers go to you, the Library Staff and all who cares for your family.
I pray that with time you find Peace.
Sincerly,
Lexie Oakley
Tiffany Harding
September 3, 2008
Becky and family,
Although I never got the chance to meet Jason, I know he must have been special to be loved by you. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Thank you for brave spirits and the love you show to all.
May God grant you the peace that he is now embracing Jason with.
Love you always.
The congregation at Calvary Chapel of Great Falls
September 3, 2008
Dear Becky and Family,
Our hearts go out to you in sympathy and prayer for the loss of your beloved, Jason. We will remember you before our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, for His true peace and healing of spirit as you walk with Him through this dark valley into the life He has lovingly prepared for you.
Mallory Lopez
September 3, 2008
To Jason's family I am truely sorry to hear about your loss. I always enjoyed hearing his jokes at Thanksgiving and Christmas time with Jesse at Jack and Ninas. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Phyllis Lombardi
September 3, 2008
Dear Becky and Entire Family,
Our deepest sympathy in this very difficult time. We really enjoyed meeting you, Jason and the kids last summer during our vacation with Robyn and John. We hope that you will find comfort in your memories and knowing that Jason is at peace.
Phyllis Lombardi & Vince D'Alo
john kay
September 2, 2008
I will miss Jason but I will always retain the memories we shared of the adventures we had. He was a gentle spirit and well liked by every one who met him,
scott stekly
September 2, 2008
Mr and Mrs "D" My greatest sympathy goes out to you as well as Becky and children. I knew Jason for only a brief time when he was 14 or 15 when he came to my home and asked to mow my lawn. He did mow my lawn that summer and by the end of that summer I had bought a new mower and gave him my old one . I didn't see much of him after that but heard he was mowing up the entire nighborhood all except mine.I will always have fond memories of him and that summer. Your free now Jason go with God and God be with you..love and light to you.
Gene and Carolee Bernardi
September 2, 2008
Dear Darla and Bob,
We were sorry and shocked to hear of Jason's untimely passing. As you know, we know how painful losing a child is, but also feel some comfort that Jason and our Jill will no longer live lives of intense pain. Please know you will be in our thoughts and prayers, God Bless you at this time of loss, Gene and Carolee Bernardi
Janet Kay (GFHS '70) Zimmerman
September 2, 2008
What a strange and sad day... I happened to be in Gt. Falls visiting my Dad (Kenneth Kay) this weekend. Dad was stunned to read of Jason's death in the paper this morning. "Who?", I said.
"Jason Dillabough.... he was a friend of me and my friend Lee... he used to hang out with us, a real nice guy.... I can't believe this happened... "
Dad continued to express his shock and sadness and when it was my turn to read about Jason, I realized that he was also the son of one of my most influencial instructors at GFHS, Bob Dillabough.
So I write today to express our family's condolences to the Dillabough family for the loss of Jason. I didn't know Jason, but Dad did and was stunned by the loss of his young friend. As I read the comments on this wonderful site (Thanks, GF Tribune...) I am moved by the heartfelt expressions of affection toward Jason and am feeling a genuine sense of the joy he brought to those around him during his short life.
Our family's thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Janet Kay Zimmerman
Kenneth L. Kay
Shelly Hagen-Brush
September 2, 2008
To the Dillabough family,
I am so very sorry for your loss. Words will never mend your broken hearts, but the memories of Jason will ease your pain. I graduated with Jason from GFH and was a student of Mrs. Dillabough. May God be with you in your time of need.
Carol Birckhead
September 2, 2008
Deepest condolences for your loss of Jason. He was truly a wonderful guy and I will miss his friendship at the library. He was so much help to me and the Friends of the Library during our Spring used book sale...and my heart is broken at the thought of not seeing his smiling face around the library.
Kenny Holme
September 2, 2008
The news about Jason has caused me much sadness and probably gives cause to what mortality really means. I'm a better person for having known him. I'm proud to call him my friend. I will sorely miss Jason’s presence, wit, charm, generosity, sense of adventure, wry humor, quick tongue, and everything else as words just cannot do justice. I believe the world to be a much poorer place now.
I lay in bed the other night, sad…….and for just a moment before I fell asleep I remembered Jason’s full belly laugh…..I mustered up a smile……Godspeed my friend. And thank you. I will cherish my memories forever until I join you.
Ken Holme
Elaine and Don Miller
September 2, 2008
Our deepest condolences and prayers! We met Jason thru Colleen at the Cursillio in 1994. He had a wonderful spirit and loving eyes! Our evening prayer includes you all.
Karianne Halcro
September 2, 2008
Becky,
My heart breaks for you and your children. I will keep you in my prayers. Know that Jason is now in peace and no pain.
Lynn Waldock
September 2, 2008
To the whole family!!! My deepest sympathy goes out to you. You shall all be in our prayers not just for now but for the rest of time. This will not be easy for any of us to get through these hard times, although with the strength of the lord, the path will be eased. My heart goes out to you Becky, I too have lost my husband and it is not easy to go on, but the Lord is at your side!! Again you ~all~ will be in our prayers for the rest of time.
Cathy Chamberlain
September 2, 2008
My heart is deeply saddened with the loss of our dear friend Jason. I met Jason through Colleen in 1982, and they instantly became my best friends. We attended college together and after graduation I moved into their basement in Great Falls. What I will remember the most about Jason is how much he loved people. His kindness was far greater than words. I will never forget him working out in -40 degree weather at college on my "vomit comit" as he lovingly called my old 72 Mercury Comet. I will miss you, Jason.
Carol Buchel
September 2, 2008
Becky & Shelby,
My heart breaks for you. Becky, I was so happy when you met Jason and got married-it was a match made in heaven! I am so thankful that you had some years to make lasting memories-I just wish you had many more years. Shelby, you are such a special girl and I know you and your Mom will support each other through this sad time. And I hope that God gives you serenity to know that Jason isn't in pain anymore.
To Jason's family: I only met Jason once but I knew right away that he was special in every way.
Larry Fulton
September 2, 2008
To ALL of Jason's family my deepest sympathies. Odd as it might seem I was just thinking of him the other day. I knew Jason (and Bob) from working with him at the GF Schools. He was a very sharp guy that I always appreciated working with. He will be missed. God Bless.
Amber Chastain
September 2, 2008
Dear Becky and Family,
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I hope you can wrap yourself in the love of your family and close friends to endure this difficult time.
My thoughts are with you.
Renee Malisani
September 2, 2008
I am so sorry to hear about Jason. I first met him in Havre when he was attending college. We became friends and although I only saw him now and then since those college days, he was always so pleasent and kind to me. I will never forget him! He left a lasting impression! My condolences go out to his family and friends. God bless you all.
Jeana Lane
September 2, 2008
To Becky, Shelby and Family,
I've worked with Becky for almost a year now.
We are all deeply saddened to know of your grief and suffering you are going through. Know that this in time this too shall pass and all that will remain will be the loving memories, and precious moments that you shared.
All our love and support to you and your family.
With condolences
Jeana Lane and Family.
Wendy McDunn
September 2, 2008
Becky I am so sorry to hear about Jason. I so enjoyed working and getting to know you both at GFHS. You both were great releif at a bad time in my life. I was so thrilled you found each other. I am so so sorry.
One or the other must leave,
one or the other must stay.
One or the other must greive,
that is forever the way.
That was the vow that was swarn,
faithful tell death do us part.
Braving what has to be done,
hiding the ache in our heart.
One how so ever adored,
first must be summoned away.
That is the will of the Lord,
one of the other must stay.
You, Kyle, Brenda and the rest of the family are in my Prayers.
Julee Kranz
September 2, 2008
Becky,
I'm so sorry for your loss. Jason was a great person to work with at GFHS, I will miss him greatly. He always made me laugh.
Julee Kranz
Charles & Susie Aron
September 2, 2008
I worked with Jason at the Columbus
Hospital's Clinical Engineering Department for a short time. He was
always a pleasure to work with and
be around.
Michael Dillabough
September 2, 2008
To the entire family of Jason Dillabough, my thoughts and prayers go out to you at this very sad time in our lives. Although I have not been in contact with Jason for over 29 years, I still have many wonderful memories of Jason and his family coming to Crookston, MN for their annual summer visits – reminiscent of the Griswald Family Vacation series – with the dog and all – I believe her name was Frida. I remember Jason as a highly-charismatic person who enjoyed hanging out with his cousins in the outdoors. I was an avid fisherman around town and whenever Jason would visit, he would seem to always catch the big Catfish on the Red Lake River behind the Jobe farm in Crookston – I was so envious!! I also remember traveling to Great Falls (on our way to Disneyland) for a visit and watching Jason do handstands on the skateboard he built while riding down their street – I was totally amazed and was a story I brought back home to tell my friends! One last memory I will share and actually the last time I saw him was on the night before we continued on our trip to California, he introduced me to a new comedy series on TV – it was called Saturday Night Live – we just watched it and laughed (he had to explain some of the humor to me since I was only 12 yrs old). These are just a few of the many memories that will always be with me and now with you.
God bless all of you!!
Patty Eklund
September 2, 2008
My heartfelt sympathy goes out to all who knew and loved Jason. Those of us at Great Falls Flowers who worked with and loved Jason will always have him in our hearts, he will be greatly missed, as he was always there for us while we worked in the gardens at the library. Patty Eklund Great Falls Flower Growers
Dennis & Belinda South
September 2, 2008
Ours prayers and thoughts are with you during this difficult time. Jason was a very thoughtful and kind person.
Jande' Norton-Strang
September 2, 2008
Jason was a great guy who always made me smile. He always had something smart or funny to say. I will miss him so much. He always knew what to say when you needed help with things or advice. I just want everyone to know that he will be missed and I know now that he is in peace. We love you Jason!!!!!!!!
Michael and Rhonda Bodvig
September 2, 2008
Dear Dillabough family;
I am sorry for your loss and our prayers are with you. We got to know Jason through Colleen.
Jason and Becky at Mount Rushmore
September 2, 2008
Jason and Becky in Keystone, SD
September 2, 2008
Roberta Fuller
September 2, 2008
My brother was such a gift. He was a servant-heart and I will miss him terribly. I finally understand his suffering and am comforted that he is finally at peace with his Lord and Savior.
Roberta (Dillabough) Fuller
Kim Meyers
September 2, 2008
Becky & Family,
I am so sorry to hear about Jason. My heartfelt condolences go out to you and your family.
Macek Companies
Jeannette Frank
September 2, 2008
To The Dillabough Family, Our heartfelt condolences to you and your family. We will keep you in our prayers and thoughts. The Class of 1957 GFHS
Rod Fuller
September 1, 2008
Thank you to those who have already contributed to this guest book of Jason Dillabough's, and we would love for you to share a special story of Jason if you can. Also, please visit his memorial website at htttp://jasondillabough.legacy.com to add pictures if you like.
Brian Nicholson
September 1, 2008
To Becky, Shelby & Jason's Parents,
My heart aches for you all. I met Jason 18 years ago and we quickly became great friends. The countless hours we spent hunting arrowheads were some of the best times of my life. Jason's spirit and hearty laugh will never fade from my memory. My thoughts are with you all during this tough time. I loved him like a brother.
Brian
Shawn Kohut
August 31, 2008
To all of Jason's family and friends,
I was horribly saddened to hear about Jason. I had only known him for a few years, but in that time it was easy to tell what a great person he was. I rented his townhouse for about a year, but Jason was much more of a friend than a landlord. We took a few trips to my families ranch searching for arrowheads and I was alway impressed with his wealth of knowledge and how deeply he thought, yet he was so down to earth. While I am quite sad, recollection of his humor and good nature still manage to bring a smile to my face, and I hope such memories can help you all to get through this time of loss. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
God Bless,
Shawn J. Kohut
Tammy Jacobson
August 31, 2008
(Great Uncle/Aunt) Bob & Darla & Raberta, I am praying for all of you, and am deeply saddened. I will always remember Jason, when we used to go to the big pool with uncle Charlie D. and he taught me how to skate board up & down the court house hill. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Love Tammy (Dillabough) Jacobson
BJ Drwenski
August 31, 2008
Darla,Bob,Becky,Shelby and everyone else connected to Jason may you find some peace in knowing that Jason is free from the pain.He fought a brave struggle.No one can quite know except Jason the toll that unrelenting pain can drive a person to desperate measures.It took a lot of strength and fortitude for him to end what the medical world could not,to end the pain.May you all find some comfort to ease your heartache that comes with not having Jason with us in this physical world.
BJ Drwenski
Alison Engstrom-Town
August 31, 2008
Our prayers are with you at this time of deep sadness. My brother Steve Engstrom is a good friend of Jason's. We know you all had some great memories to hold on to together.
Angela Slaymaker Casmier
August 31, 2008
Darla & Bob -
I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Shirley Howdahl
August 31, 2008
No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. My deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.
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