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Jason Chapman Obituary
WINDSOR - On Sunday, Nov. 6, 2005, and in fulfillment of his wishes, Jason Steven Chapman, 31, died quietly in his home after a long and heroic battle with cancer.
Surrounded by family and friends, Jason spent his final days expressing his love and gratitude for all the people who touched his life, but especially for his mother Carol Ann (Choate) and father Steven George Chapman who stood by and comforted him throughout his journey.
Born in Augusta, on Oct. 1, 1974, Jason is also survived by his sister, Kim and her husband O'Neil Boivin II of Windsor; their children, Olivia and EJ (O'Neill III); his grandmother, Mavis Choate; as well as aunts, uncles, several cousins; and his dog, Tyson.
He was predeceased by his grandfathers, Donald Choate and Wendell Niles; and his grandmother, Madeline Niles.
Before his death, Jason requested that, in lieu of flowers, donations be made in his memory to Camp Sunshine where he spent a great deal of his time, both as a guest and as a volunteer, and where he met his special angel friend, Ms. Sharon Dube of Gray.
Camp Sunshine
35 Acadia Rd.
Casco, Maine 04015
Friends may visit on Wednesday, Nov. 9, from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m., at the Plummer Funeral Home, 983 Ridge Rd., Windsor, where a service to celebrate Jason's life will be held at 11 a.m., on Nov. 10, with the Rev. Lois Field, officiating.
The family would especially like to thank all of the angels in Jason's life; Julianne Bousquet, Beth Craigie, Judy Griffin, Deb Heald, Donald Johnson and Dot Weeks, from HealthReach Hospice and Volunteers of Kennebec Valley; Dr. Strickland and his staff, especially Michael Rice; and Pat Berger, from The Pond, for the special care Jason received there.
Oct. 1, 1974 - Nov. 6, 2005
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Memories and Condolences
for Jason Chapman
Michael Sprague
December 8, 2005
Dear Steve and Carol,
I have known Jason for 4 years and we instanly became friends. In fact he was my best man at my wedding in 2003. My condolences go out to you two but rest assure that Jason is watching over us smiling and ready to help us when in need just like he did when he was alive. Jason is an inspiration to a lot of people such as myself and I will truly miss him. I regret not staying in touch since he got married but I guess sometimes life takes a fast track and you can loose control. God Bless and call if you need anything. Sincerley Michael Sprague 623-9591
Lorna & Walter Ulmer
November 17, 2005
Dear Carol and Steve: Our condolences on the recent passing of Jason. What a beautiful legacy he has left for all of us to learn from. I do indeed remember his courage and quiet shyness as a young child and I am so thankful that our grandsons, Brad and Brett, were able to experience his life as children growing up in the sameneighborhood. God Bless you and yours. Love and prayers, Lorna and Walter Ulmer
Kevin and Amy Fougere
November 13, 2005
Growing up, Jason was someone I always looked up to. He was always kind to others, and always had a smile on his face. I am honored to have known him. Much love and many prayers to his family.
Monica MacNaughton
November 10, 2005
I had the pleasure of being Jason's friend when we met a few years back when we both worked at CMP; he was always a joy to be around. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Amy & BJ Tibbetts
November 8, 2005
Our heart felt sympathy goes to Jason's family. Jason has always been an inspiration and a pillar of hope for both of us. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Shirley Alley
November 8, 2005
Carol and Steve, Jason was a wonderful young man, who had a very kind heart and was gratiful for all that life gave him .....
-Shirley
Camp Sunshine Staff
November 8, 2005
Jason's life journey has taught many here on earth how to live, love and laugh. His gentle manner & easy smile blessed everyone he came in touch with...he will be greatly missed.
Love,
Camp Sunshine's Staff
Jennifer Cavage
November 8, 2005
Carol, Steve and all those who loved Jason-
I wanted to let you know that all of us here at Camp Sunshine are thinking of you and remembering the wonderful times we spent with Jason here at Camp. In front of the fire with marshmallows around his neck, and ringing my bell until my ears rung continuously. We will love him forever as we do you. You are in our prayers and we are lucky to have known him. He is our Camp Sunshine angel. Love to you all
Jennifer and the Camp Sunshine Staff
Paul & Mary Ayotte
November 8, 2005
Steve and Carol & family.We are so sorry. God bless Jason, and you for your loss.
Beth & Roger Bouley
November 8, 2005
Carol & Steve: You two set an example that all parents can follow when it comes to loving their children. God bless you both - Roger and Beth Bouley
Nance Vallieres
November 8, 2005
To the loving family of Jason: Carol, Steve, Kim (and O'neill, Olivia, EJ), Mimi and all of the extended family.
I am so sorry that Jason has passed from this earth so early. I remember his smile, his top-notch well-groomed appearance,his humor and his kindness. He was, undoubtedly, a kind warrior---fighting the good fight and caring for others along the way. No words can ease your grief at this time but know that there is more to life than our earthly walk. You are all in my thoughts at this sad and difficult time. God bless, Nance Vallieres
Ashley Nutter
November 8, 2005
Dear Carol and Steven
I can’t say I knew Jason as the Goff Family did. The day I met Jason was the day we were on the same golfing teem at the Scott Memorial Tournament. The minute Jason saw me he knew I had only golfed once or twice before. But he was patient and helped me learn. We extend our heartfelt sympathies and prayers to you at this time. May God Bless and watch over you. Jason is now with Scotty. All our love Jordan Goff and Ashley Nutter
Ruth MacDonald
November 8, 2005
To the family of Jason, may you find strength in God's love and know that friends care at this difficult time. Ruth and Leo
Betty Poland
November 8, 2005
My heart felt sympathy to Jason's super family and friends. Betty
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