The sadness still lingers. You are and always will be truly missed! R.I.P -B

Dam glock…idk what to say..we wasn’t on the best terms but I still loved you unconditionally. My brother. I couldn’t even see you in a casket, that image would of killed me…get your rest , love you boy

Dear Jason–I will certainly miss your smiling face whenever I was at BELFOR. I will always remember your joy in being alive, your love for your family, and your legendary willingness to help, from carrying a heavy box for me all the way to being a lifesaver. You were the epitome of hope and love, and the world is a smaller place without you. Much love to all of your family, “Miss Jane”

RIP Jason we got so many memories together man from hooping when we was coming up to the gambling clubbing riding out to belle isle chandler park hitting the mall getting fresh getting chicks together I am going to miss you big bro and I will never forget you. RIP C.I.

Jason has all always been a young man willing and eager to lend a helping hand, I remember when he was a teenager and the pastor of my church needed a few young men to assist him with a painting project, Jason was the first one on the block to volunteer, and he did an excellent job. Jason your work here is done. Rest In Peace. Cynthia Irby

I first met Jason on a job in 2014, and was immediately drawn to him when I witnessed his unbelievable work ethic. As I spent more time with Jason, I was impressed with his kind heart, his selflessness, his ability to please his customers, and most importantly, his devotion to his family. Jason was loved and respected by all who worked with him at BELFOR and will be deeply missed. RIP our friend, until we meet again. Tim