Jason Christopher Straub
Jason Christopher Straub
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Jason was born on Nov. 19, 1978, and attended Groton schools. He moved with his family to Watervliet, Mich., then on to Houston, Texas, graduating from Cypress Creek High School in 1997. Jason ran his own business, Jay's Commercial Window Washing Service. He was fluent in Spanish and attended Bible study. Jason loved animals and was passionate about animal rights and care. Jason loved fishing in the waters of Long Island Sound.
Jason is survived by his parents, Elizabeth (Straub) Murphy and stepfather, Michael Murphy; siblings, Ryan Murphy, Christina Murphy and Rachael Murphy; grandparents, Beatrice Paterson and Roland Straub; Jason's former wife, Casey Comer; children, Nathan Straub and Audrey Straub, and stepdaughter, Kayla Comer; true loves, Stacy Donley and Becky Byrne; numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.
Jason loved his children with all of his heart and cared about everyone. He will be heartbreakingly missed by us all.
There will be two services; the first will be held at Magnolia Funeral Home in Magnolia,Texas, and the second service will be held at a later date in Connecticut.
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becky miller
October 13, 2015
" To my children-Eric,Liz,Donna and Brian-It helps if we think of the happy times we spent with the we spent them. May the comfort of God's
The memories we all share here are a wonderful way of honoring the ones we all keep in our hearts, My thoughts and prayers are for the family I love so much ! God Bless and and comfort You.
Sandra Palardy
October 9, 2015
I knew Jason as a little boy, Liz, my dearest friend, I am so sorry for your loss.
It was great talking with you today Liz, you are in my thoughts & prayers, always.
I know that Jason and your Dad are watching over you and family.
Allie Davidson
October 9, 2015
Jason was always welcome in our home. He spent Thanksgiving with us 2 years ago. I don't have the story of knowing him half of my life, but I knew him more recently. My husband, Joshua Davidson, and I were unable to make the funeral, but our thoughts are with you. He was a good person and will be missed by more than you know. I'm truly sorry for your loss.
Donna Pierce Cipolla
October 5, 2015
My thoughts and prayers are with you Liz and your family.
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guy flatley
October 5, 2015
to the family of Jason , i knew you only as very young person ,your family loved you very much , it seams your time on this planet was way to short, you now rest in the arms of the angels that carry you to the lord in heaven , may there journey be swift and unimpeded, rest now young man , may the LORD bless you and keep you , may the LORD watch over your family .
Shelly Benbow
October 5, 2015
A beautiful soul is in heaven now! May you feel his love each and every day as he watches down on you and your family! He will always have a special place in my heart! I love you, Jason! XO
Sky Angels!
Elizabeth Murphy
October 5, 2015
I love you with all my heart Jason. I know you are one of God's angels helping Him in Heaven. We will see each other again my loving son. xoxoxo
Mary Hopkins
October 4, 2015
Mike and I give you our deepest sympathy. You are all in ur thoughts and prayers.
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