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Debbie M
October 14, 2024
My 1st love, you never get over that one! In fact, I just thought about you when I was at an Ark Band show only to be surprised to find you passed. Love you, Debbie
Marci
August 19, 2024
I was saddened to hear recently that Jason passed away. I knew him through my brother, John Francisco. Jason was a kind and caring man. I haven't had contact with him in years, but I have fond memories and thoughts of him.
My heart goes out to his family for their loss. Jason will be missed by so many. May he rest in peace.
Matthew Osborne
August 6, 2024
My first memory of Jason was when Todd convinced me to join him to see a band in Columbus I had never heard of...Blues Traveler. We drove from Bethany in 1991 to be hosted by Jason. We were great friends by the end of the weekend! Just the best most caring person that I will always look up to.
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Will
August 2, 2024
He was a wonderful teammate on the ice. I will miss him terribly
Logan
July 29, 2024
So many memories come to mind when I think about Jason. If I have to pick one, it would be the many times he and his four legged friend Sabel would come and stay with John Francisco and I. His visits were always so special. So much fun and laughter. He was always to easy to talk to, such an incredible listener. I will miss him so much, but have some peace knowing he and Fran are together again.
Shannon
July 29, 2024
I have so many memories of Jason, it´s hard to pick one. One of my favorites, though, was a weekend me, Jay, and John Francisco went camping down near OU. Nothing too shocking happened, but the whole weekend was kind of a comedy of errors. There was Jagermeister mixed with Spaghettios (don´t do it), some weird guy who came upon our campsite and freaked us out a bit, an exploding can in our fire, a encounter with bramble bush while looking for fire wood, etc. But we had fun and laughed until our faces hurt. Jay could always make it fun. He was a genuinely good person and he will be missed.
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