Jason Noble Fredman

'Cousin' Jason and I have known one another since birth. Fresh in my mind for over 70 years, is sitting with him in Roxbury the day his father passed away. Despite this loss and the uncertainties he faced, he had the same positive, good humored attitude that I heard when we spoke a few weeks ago. There is nothing he couldn't do if he put his mind to it. We grew up together, the sons of two sisters and maintained a connection for over 80 years. Despite both moving away from Boston and with our lives taking different paths, we had a connection based on hundreds of shared experiences, humor and a poignancy that will remain with me forever.

I could always count on him to lift my spirits and bring a unique perspective to any subject. My wife always knew when I was on the phone with Jason and I will miss him with all my heart. Judy and I extend our condolences to Ellen and her children and grandchildren on the passing of a truly wonderful and special person.

We are sorry to hear of Jasons passing. We bought the first house we saw in New Seabury and I believe that was Jasons first real estate sale. He always had a smile on his face. Will miss seeing him in the summers.. Deepest Condolences to his family.
John and Nadine Engel

Ellen and family, we are saddened to learn of sweet Jason´s passing. We will always remember his smile and warmth when we saw you both at the beach and your ongoing support for him.

Nancy and Len Goldstein

Marvin and I were so very sorry to hear of Jason´s passing.
Our friendship goes way back to growing up in Newton and continued on to his selling us our wonderful house in New Seabury.
Most Sincerely
Rita and Marvin Fried

We were so sorry to hear of your loss and hope the beautiful memories you have of Jason will help get you thru this difficult time.
Margo and Barry Clayman

To Jason's family - my dearest condolences to the family. Jason was a real character and a bright light. I will miss him.