Jonathan Whitcomb

I remember Jon in his younger years, and most especially his sweet sweet smile. Such a loving energy that I can see has remained through the years. Much love and prayers to all who love him and had the wonderful opportunity to share in his life. Aunt Janice and Uncle John.

I am so sad to hear about your family's loss. May his memory live in your hearts and bring you some comfort. A donation to
Curious Forge has been made in Jonathan's memory.

Leslie & Clifford & Robert
Wishing you comfort, strength, and love as you face this heartbreaking loss. Johnathon will never be forgotten.
Kim, Mike, Colin & Branden Stewart

Cliff and Leslie, I just received the news of your son's passing. There are no words to make this better, but want you to know that I am so sorry for you loss.

For a very brief moment more than five years ago, I took a a couple classes in Bujutsu. Jon was assisting. I thought, "Oh, this is interesting!" I was curious to see how he might approach working with his mom's friend on the mat! He greeted me warmly, was very professional even at that young age, and did his best to bring out my best. I noticed, as he went around the room, that this was his way. He was a very kind person and gave his best to each person. Watching him, it seemed like more than Bujutsu; Bujutsu was the vehicle he used to help people know themselves, their inner strength, and accomplish what they thought they couldn't.