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1976
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2025
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Jason Davis Obituary
Jason was always a fun loving kid. He loved to hunt and fish, but fishing was the best. Who he took after with cooking I'm not sure. His grandfather Gearld was a good cook also but as his Mom I want to say he got it from me. But he was so much better than me.
Jason is survived by his parents Wayne & Gerry Davis , his sisters Candy ( Dan) and Kylie, his brother Patrick (Kelli) his children, Kirby, Myklin, Fallon, &Tys. Step-sons Reed & Grayden Olsen, his Aunt Janice Westbrook, Uncle Bobby and cousin Rachel, his crew from MayMoes that he dearly loved.
He loved Cache Valley and the people there. He actively served his community and was very involved with Utah Families Feeding Families. He made many friends through his volunteer work and service in the community. He often donated meals to families in hard times. He served many veterans as well as giving free food to many flood victims in Cache Valley. Thank you for making a Southern boy feel welcome in your neighbor hood. Jason you will be missed & loved.
A celebration of life will be held Sunday, April 13, 2025 at Coconut Cove, 2297 N. Main St. North Logan, Utah from 6:00pm - 8:00pm. All friends and community members who were impacted by Jason's friendship, humor, kindness and service are welcome.
A memorial will be held in his home state, Louisiana at a later date.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Lisa Barnes
March 29, 2025
It was always so enjoyable to see Jason´s smile when my husband and I stopped at the gas station to get some good Cajun food. He will be missed.
Sheri McKee Cox
March 28, 2025
So sorry to hear of Jason´s passing. Prayers for the entire family.
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