Jason Bradley Shapiro

Very Sorry to hear about Jason. He was a brother in our fraternity at U of I and a friend to everyone one. Condolences to his family and girls.

Dear JoAnne, Chuckie, Heidi, Taylor, Reese, Drew and Family,
Jason was an extraordinary young man who continued to be an extraordinary person! I remember our winters in Florida and Jason driving your Cigarette boat and the fun days at Turnberry! Jason was a role model to my kids, Billy and Lindsay! He will be missed! Hugs and Loves to all you on your devastating loss!
XOXO
Suzie Wolkoff-Chavin

My brother informed me yesterday of this awful news. I knew Jason in High School. I am so terribly sorry for your loss! Sending hugs and healing to your family from Nor Cal!

Barry and I just heard this tragic news.. we have known your family since our children were in high school. and we wanted to send our condolences

To Heidi, Chuck and JoAnne - and your extended families,
I was so shocked and sad to read the news on Heidi´s Facebook page tonight. I have many memories of little towheaded Jason at the Shapiro home from back when I used to play there with Heidi ages ago. I have followed Heidi`s page over the last many years, and I can see how close knit your family has remained. I am so deeply sorry for this immeasurable loss, and I am sending my deepest condolences. May Jason´s memory be a blessing to all of you.
Lisa Fishman

My goodness. We just heard the news today. Otherwise we would have come to pay our respects.

We had the pleasure of meeting Jason some 4-5 years ago through softball.
A social butterfly indeed!!
Very funny and kind.

The Ultimate protector of his daughter Reese. We could be in the middle of a conversation or group of dads hanging out...
But, if Reese called...Jason would jump to her needs-priority one! That was one of the first traits I noticed about Jason.
I admired that warrior protector-instinct he had.

Resting in peace friend.

We are so sorry to hear of Jason´s passing. Chuck, Joanne Heidi Sari and Suzi. Words don´t exist to make your pain go away. Xo Pam and David Kahn

Dear Jo Anne and Chuckie: Our heartfelt condolences to you and your
family on the loss of your son, Jason.

Adrienne and Marvin Heiman

Our son Marc Bombicino was friends with Jason and years ago we meet Jason alway liked him I remember his 25th birthday party his dads 50th and grandfather 75th he was so proud of his family
Both Terry and I are sorry for your loss
Elliot and Terry Miller

Drew,
Your dad was amazing and loved you so much. What a great man. May his memory be a blessing.
Mrs. Block

There will never be another Jason. His heart and his love for his beautiful girls will be forever unmatched. I will mourn you long after today and will always look after your family dear friend. I love you pal and I will miss you more than words can say.

There is so much about Jason I remember, from the time he was a baby, through the present. I know how devoted he was to his girls and he definitely got his family values from his parents, who loved him so.
I send my deepest condolences during this rough time and hugs to each family member. With love, Judy Berlin

I am so sorry, my sincerest condolences to the entire family. Jason is a legend and I will always love him. Some of my fondest childhood memories take place in Jason´s home growing up. He was one of my closest friends and although we didn´t stay as closely in touch as we got older, whenever we connected it was like time had stood still and we were kids again. May his memory be a blessing.

I am very sorry to hear of Jason's death, he loved and was loved dearly and will be missed by everyone who knew him.

Gale & Mark Kozloff

Jason was The Best Dad to Taylor, Drew, and Reese and an amazing friend to countless friends who were blessed to know him. He was one of a kind-fiercely devoted, endlessly kind, and always there when you needed him. His love for family and friends knew no bounds-always going above and beyond. Our warm memories of him and his love, strength, and unwavering loyalty will live on in the hearts of all who knew him.