#2An unconditional hand of friendship —
James B2016-10-13 00:07
Dear Jason,
You had one of purest hearts, kindest souls, and frenetic charisma, most admirably you were always willing extend an unconditional hand of friendship to those around you. I experienced that friendship and made lifelong friends from other people that you extended that same unconditional friendship to as well.
I wish we could have connected when Sasha and I were in NYC a few years back. I wish I knew you needed help or support. Since learning of your passing and discovering your struggles, I cant imagine the hardships you have been through and only wish I could have helped you through your dark times.
I know you had great character and a big heart, I know that you loved your sisters and your mom and dad more than they would ever know.
Jason, you meant a lot to me back in the day and brotherly love never dies. I regret that we didn't stay in touch after you left Minnesota.
T'ill we meet again brother, rest in peace.
P.S. To Jason's family, I want to say that the loss of someone as special and dear to us as Jason was, is never easy. I hope all the cherished memories that you have of him brings you some light during this dark time, and know that he wouldn't want you to be sad, he wouldn't want to cause you pain, he would only want you to meet tomorrow with the same bright smile and happy eyes that he met every day with, I know it's hard right now, but remember Jason is in a better place, and is no longer fighting his personal demons, he is finally at peace. Perhaps a way to cope may be to extend an unconditional hand of friendship to someone new.
My deepest condolences to you and I wish you comfort, love and prayers.
We weren't always around one another. But the shared times we had from the beging of western suffolk boces. Into our shared love for music will stick with me forever. You have helped me follow a dream woth your kind words and i will never forget how good you were to the ones who deserved your time. Jason you ment a great deal to all of us in shrowd and you were the personification of what in the pit meant. It hurts to say ill miss you. But i will, you were an awesome friend one of the best. I love ya man and i wish i could have helped you in the ways you've helped me. Untill we meet again habe fun and keep smiling jason
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You had one of purest hearts, kindest souls, and frenetic charisma, most admirably you were always willing extend an unconditional hand of friendship to those around you. I experienced that friendship and made lifelong friends from other people that you extended that same unconditional friendship to as well.
I wish we could have connected when Sasha and I were in NYC a few years back. I wish I knew you needed help or support. Since learning of your passing and discovering your struggles, I cant imagine the hardships you have been through and only wish I could have helped you through your dark times.
I know you had great character and a big heart, I know that you loved your sisters and your mom and dad more than they would ever know.
Jason, you meant a lot to me back in the day and brotherly love never dies. I regret that we didn't stay in touch after you left Minnesota.
T'ill we meet again brother, rest in peace.
P.S.
To Jason's family, I want to say that the loss of someone as special and dear to us as Jason was, is never easy. I hope all the cherished memories that you have of him brings you some light during this dark time, and know that he wouldn't want you to be sad, he wouldn't want to cause you pain, he would only want you to meet tomorrow with the same bright smile and happy eyes that he met every day with, I know it's hard right now, but remember Jason is in a better place, and is no longer fighting his personal demons, he is finally at peace. Perhaps a way to cope may be to extend an unconditional hand of friendship to someone new.
My deepest condolences to you and I wish you comfort, love and prayers.
- James. B