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May 11, 2016/in Tributes/by webguy

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Submitted by: Debbie, loving mother
Born: 1986
Died: 2015
My Tribute: Jason was a hard working electrician for the Board of Education. He loved his family, told us so very often, loved animals, reading a good book, music and xbox. Heroin took our child from us, but our son fought it like a true Warrior trying to live a simple life. His addiction did not define who he was, but it did slink in and rob us of our only child. Jason is loved and missed every minute of every day until our own stories are over and we are reunited.

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