Light a Candle for Jason

Thanks to Pat McMahon and KTAR for interviewing Jasons mom with respect to the underage drinking issue

Thanks to those who have notified the media about Jason's story. Follow the links in our media section to keep this case, and other cases involving teenage drinking in the news.

                       

You would have liked Jason; he was so lovable and very much respected.  He could wear two left shoes and people would do exactly as he did.  He started so many trends in school, that it is so funny when I think of them today.  

Jason played football, went to state wrestling his freshmen year, varsity hockey, and loved to paintball.  He was always happy and made many people happy including his mom.  He would call his mom at lunch and invite her to a nearby fast food restaurant where all his friends would go and you could tell he was proud to be with his mom.  He was so popular and loved that Jason could get away with it.  He gave other friends the ok to be seen with their parents.  

If Jason had the chance to live he would have changed the world.  He wanted to become a lawyer because he was so adamant about helping other people. He started at a community college at the age of sixteen; he was on his way to achieving his dream.  He was also going to play hockey professionally so he could make money and help those in need.  He was all about helping others.