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Jason Summers Obituary
April 22, 1974 - February 6, 2024
Jason Summers passed suddenly Tuesday February 6th. He is now with Mom and Dad.
Jason was born and raised in Oregon. He seeked adventure from an early age. There were snowmobiling trips to our house in Sisters, on Mt. Hood, St. Helens and Mt. Bachelor. Annual camping trips to Lake Billy Chinook, always the first week in August; waterskiing, tubing and wave runners. He enjoyed diving in the tropical blue waters of Thailand to the merky waters of the Puget Sound. He loved to travel. Trips to Bahamas, Hawaii and Alaska to name a few. Later in life he enjoyed kite boarding and riding around on his Harley.
He was a loving son to Johnnie and Carol. Younger brother to Jodi. Older brother to Jeff. Husband to Kim. Uncle to Regina. And Dad to Justin. His greatest achievement.
He was kind and generous with his time. Building sheds and using his new woodworking skills. He was a good friend to all.
He will be missed...
There is a memorial service on Thursday February 29th @ 1:00 pm. This will be a gravesite funeral at Fir Lawn Memorial Park (1070 West Main Street, Hillsboro, OR 97123). Following the service, we will be celebrating Jason at The Elks in Forest Grove (2810 Pacific Ave, Forest Grove, OR 97116).
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