Jason Michael Lapham

So sorry to recently hear of Jason´s passing here on earth. Knew him from Dr. Don´s Bible Health class. Prayers for peace, comfort and sweet memories. Mike and Cheri Hogan

So sad to hear of Jason's passing. He was my buddy back in the day, and I cared so deeply for the family.
Praying for you all.

Jason had the biggest, brightest smile and a hardy laugh. His love will live on in all of us. I am grateful for the impact and example he left in me. Rest in peace dear nephew.

I always enjoyed watching sports and playing fantasy football with Jason. Our deepest sympathies and prayers are with you Susan, Aubrey, Gavin, Sandra, Rowdy, and Andrew.

- Jason, Jen, and Adelaide Kent

I have many happy memories of my Nephew (and friend) Jason, while spending time at my Sister Sandra´s house with her and the boys as they were growing up; being present as he spoke his vows so lovingly to Susan on their wedding day, and enjoying time talking, laughing, playing games, and sitting together on their deck or by their fire pit with he and his family (and Bandit too, of course)!

Jason´s amazing smile lit up a room! He smiled a lot and even more so when he talked with or about his family. Jason was a man of faith who lived simply, laughed often, and loved deeply. His was surely a life well lived!

I continue to be inspired by Jason´s walk of faith, and generosity of spirit. That to me, is a very large part of his legacy. Until we meet again, I will remember him lovingly and miss him dearly.

"Auntie" Karol

Jason was a special nephew to me. We shared kids in the summers with Chris, Jason and Andy coming to our house, being wild little boys with my sons Chad, Patrick and David. Then off they´d go to the Lapham farm for more shenanigans. We shared such great memories and Jason was often in the lead. He was one of a kind, thoughtful and loving with a great sense of humor. As an adult we hired him to roof our garage and on his way home one night he ran into a small tree along our driveway. The next morning when he drove in he saw a sign that said "Jason´s tree". We laughed forever on this. To this day it´s Jason´s Tree. I´ll miss his big smile and huge hugs. RIP, sweet nephew, you fought as hard as long as anyone could. I´ll always love you.

My cousin Jay was special to me and always will be. Maybe it was a middle-child connection. I just always had a fondness for him. He was a really good guy. I know he will be missed by many. Love always, Karen

I remember Jason being on my team in cornhole. Normally, we were pitted against each other. I dubbed ourselves, "The Dream Team" and we quickly dispatched the competition and won the championship for that day.

My first memory of Jason was from my sister. She was telling me of a guy she had met and that she was going to marry him. I said, "I'll believe it when I see you walking down the aisle!" Well, a few years later, she was walking down the aisle and I was a believer!