Jason Leonard

Kimberly
You won't remember me but I used to babysit for you and your siblings when you were little and yes you would speak for Jason. He was a very quiet child. My condolensce to you and may you find peace knowing he is no longer suffering.
Sincerely Joyce Parnell Paparo.

I met Jason in 2016 when he had his office at 2039 Dixwell Ave in Hamden he was so nice and he invited me to work with him, he was a very kind person with his costumers, i love that from him because he really care about them
Ill see you soon Jason, may the Lord comforted your family at this sad moment

My condolences to the friends & family. I knew Jason when I was much younger in life. When you grow up in a small town like New Milford, you kind of know who everyone is in school. Though we might not have been close friends, I knew of him. I just recently heard of his passing. Prayers of comfort surround you all.
Kimberly Arndt

My first memory of my brother was when I was 4 or 5. As a toddler he had the nickname (before Stew), Bam Bam. Like the Flintstones, he would knock anything over that was in his way, TV's, tables, and chairs. He also had a habit of waking up in the middle of the night and pulling up a chair to reach the freezer and would precede to eat anything frozen he could chew through. Can you believe Jason was also speech delayed??!! He had to do a year of speech therapy his kindergarten year. They discovered it was my fault, as I would always speak for him. We spent many, many many weekends at New Milford Hospital because he was always doing something, like jumping off buildings. I am so glad I was able to be here with you and hold your hand when you went to be with mom, dad and kris. I am going to miss you so very much but I am grateful you are out of pain. I love you, Jay.