Jacob Evan Shepherd Frost

Jacob Evan Shepherd Frost born in Austin, Texas, January 31, 2003 and our beautifully talented boy at twenty years old, left us to go be with Jesus on October 14, 2023. Jacob is survived by his parents, Jennifer Bailey and Sam Frost. He also leaves behind Sam's wife Leslye Moore and his grandparents Buddy and Cindy Bailey and Khaki Frost.
He was surrounded by three adoring brothers, Jonah Ezekiel Sydney, Jude Echo Stone and Jarrah Elisha Samuel Frost, and by the love of his aunts, Cheryl Walthour, Kathy Wetmore and Caron Walthour; uncle Pete Klineworth, and uncle, Randy Walthour; cousins Sydney and Bonnie Vazquez Ethan, Lucas, Andrew and Julia Frost, August and Gemma Castillo, Jeremiah and Mason Reilly, and by Yuki Frost.
He leaves behind the support of his loving aunts Jessica Bailey, Amelie Benedikt, Kassia Frost, Becky Reilly, Bennie Sata, Spring Castillo, Lori Moore, Liz Moore, Gail Peña, Keiko Frost, and Monica Frost.
His surviving uncles are Sol Frost, Elijah Frost, Michael Benedikt, Lawson Reilly, Orlando Castillo, Ed Sata, Mike Moore, and Louis Peña.
Jacob graduated from Cedar Park High School in 2021 and had just embarked on his career to share his creative impact on the world.
He was a prodigy musician, an artist, a peacemaker, a beloved son and brother to 3. He was a ray of love and hope, a shining star God left for us all.
From the minute that Jacob came into this world, he carried an illuminating light a calming light that you could not deny. His love and kindness exuded from every part of him and this light led the way for many to see life from his unique heaven realm perspective. God literally blessed him with a halo of gold.
What does a little person do that embodies so much wisdom and understanding and a level of loving kindness that could change the atmosphere of any room.
At an early age his creativity and kingdom perspective of life set him apart from the rest. Being so unique, creative, like no other, he gravitated to musical instruments by the time he could utter his first words and sounds. Every instrument he touched resonated with a rhythm that came directly from heavenly places.
Jacob lived closely to God and operated in realms, unknown to most, which is where his desire to create something out of nothing was birthed as he eased into the understanding that he was different, created in Gods image and created to create.
Jacob's skills surpassed the understanding of most because the visions and ideas that he carried were from another frequency, time and space. The light he carried was a healing frequency that impacted anyone that paused for a moment to embrace a love like no other. This often left him set apart from the rest, not alone, but set aside from the rest.
Jacob's assignment was to share the love of God and heal those suffering with kindness that emanated from his being high frequency, quantum love.
Jacob took this energy with him in everything that he did; music, design, coffee, chess, hospitality, outside the box culinary masterpieces. Jacob could change the temperature of any situation with his eyes, his smile. He could convey full unconditional acceptance with just a glance a twinkle in his eye could erase any fear or doubt he easily helped people change perspective and embrace hope for the future.
Jacobs goals were innovative, and beyond what the average person could fathom. He connected in a virtual/digital space with his design and he accomplished those goals freelancing and creating 3D Graphic images that represented people across the world.
Jacob's angelic presence will continue to change the world and his legacy of love and light has been released over a world gripped in fear and pain and can be seen daily through the sunrise and the sunset. Your light shines in the darkness and the message you left us, "expect a miracle" will continue to impact young people and families for generations to come.
We will look for the miracle that you want us to find.
Memorial Service: Saturday, 10/28/2023 at 12:00pm,City Reach Church, 3502 Hatch Road, Cedar Park, TX, 78613.