HUBAL, Jason Anthony
(Age 40)

A Celebration of Life Service will be held on Saturday, May 21 at 11AM at our First Baptist Church of Deer Park for Jason Hubal, who passed away on May 8, 2016 due to complications of Muscular Dystrophy. A reception will follow in the Fellowship Hall.
Born to Grace Hubal and the late Senior Chief Anthony Hubal on November 11, 1975 at the Balboa Naval Hospital in San Diego. Moved to Deer Park in 1993 and graduated from Deer Park High School in 1994.
Jason was author of two Sci-fi novels and a Christian novel. He was a 'Shepherd' volunteer for the online missionary Global Media Outreach for many years, reaching out to nearly 2,000 people world-wide who were seeking Christ. His passion was serving God and it was quite evident in all that he did for others throughout the decades. Despite his disability, he excelled at everything... writing poetry, getting involved in the community, writing music, and being part of online Bible study and disability groups. He strongly believed that "With God All Things are Possible." Jason will be remembered as a kind and compassionate young man. For now, he is laughing and jumping in God's embrace.
He is survived by his mother, Grace Hubal of Deer Park, his sister Holly and her husband Josh Krautkraemer of Mead, and numerous family members across America. His father, Anthony, preceded him in death.
Spokane Cremation was in charge of arrangements. Jason's and his father's ashes, and family pet Lucy's ashes will be scattered from atop Mount Constitution on Orcas Island in the San Juans, followed by petals of daisies.
Donations of love, peace, kindness, forgiveness, and faith is what Jason requests of others.

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Published by Spokesman-Review on May 15, 2016.

Memories and Condolences
for Jason HUBAL

6 Entries

Alicia Renkema

May 30, 2016

There are very few people in life who never say a bad word about anyone, but rather encourage, strengthen, and lift up the other person with joy in Christ Jesus. Such a person was my friend, Jason. I can't believe that we only knew each other for 6 months for with the easy-going way that Jason had, one could feel like they had known him for much longer even when they had not. I have been praying for the family regularly for them all to sense deeply the Holy spirit's compassion for them. Jason and I enjoyed talking about writing and he would send me his stories and some poems. The lyrics to his song that he wrote last December are so beautiful and even prophetic. Jason always seemed to have one foot here and one foot in heaven as he rejoiced daily concerning whatever Jesus had brought his way. He very much inspired me and still is. I can hardly wait to see Jesus and to see you my friend in glory with our heavenly Father...

Judy Gaddis

May 20, 2016

Jason was my community leader in an online ministry that we served in. I only knew him for 6 months, but in that short time, he showed a deep love for Jesus and for those who don't know Christ. And he was very committed and caring to those of us under his leadership. I am so blessed to have known Jason. And I will see him in Christ's kingdom where we will live forever.

Tony

May 16, 2016

I knew Jason only recently through an online ministry we both served in. We only communicated a few times on spiritual matters. He shared a few poems that were so beautiful. My thoughts and prayers go to the family. In the short while I knew him, I recognized he was a special person with a great love for Jesus.

Jasmine Ramos

May 15, 2016

Jason adopted me as his little sister and I called him my big brother. He encouraged me as a Christmas to walk with and follow Jesus. Jason was so passionate about God and wanted people to know Him. I will always treasure the special gifts I received from Jason. I miss reading his writings, chatting with him about our favorite show Heartland, and simply just talking to him about various things throughout the day. My prayers go out to his family and friends. I know this is a hard time for everyone right now, but Jason is free and is with his Lord and Savior. I love and miss you so much, Big Bro. Till we meet again...

Richard Hicks

May 15, 2016

Jason and I met through a writing group. We had several chats encouraging our love for writing. I will miss him. He was a great friend and strong brother in Christ. I love you bro and will see you again someday. I long for the day when we shall meet again. I pray daily for his friends and family. Jason you will be missed by all.

Debbie Bruns

May 15, 2016

Miss you Jason but knowing where you are is where you should be. Walking and talking with our Savior. Thank you for being the friend you were. See you someday soon.

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