Jason Eldon Adams

Jason was the kind of man who didn't need to say much for you to feel his love. He had a quiet strength and a gentle heart that spoke volumes through his actions. He was the steady calm in the chaos, the provider, the protector, and the soul of our home. Everything he did-every long day at work, every ride to practice, every small, thoughtful act-was for his family. His world revolved around his wife Amanda, and their three boys: Tyler, Carter, and Elijah. They were his pride, his joy, and his greatest purpose.

Jason loved simply and deeply. He adored his golden retriever, Kevin, who rarely left his side. He found joy in cheering on his boys at hockey games, often quietly beaming from the stands. He didn't need a fanfare. His presence alone brought comfort, strength, and love to everyone lucky enough to know him.

He was the kind of man who showed up. For his family. For his friends. For anyone who needed him. He gave selflessly, worked tirelessly, and loved endlessly.

Jason was preceded in death by his parents Eldon and Sandra Adams, and his nephew, Jacob Lauver. He is survived by his wife, Amanda; his sons, Tyler, Carter, and Elijah; his sisters, Tammy Marsaglia, Melissa Sedillo, Stacey Losinski-Erickson, and Amie Mendez; and his brother, Aaron Adams; as well as six nieces, six nephews, and ten great-nieces and nephews. His love lives on in each of them.

A service to honor and celebrate Jason's life will be held on Tuesday, May 27th at 10 AM at Timberline Church, 2908 South Timberline Road in Fort Collins, Colorado. A reception will follow, where all are welcome to gather, remember, and share stories of the man who gave so much and asked for so little.

Those that may not be able to attend in person may view the service via livestream here: https://www.youtube.com/live/CmcQpaGZ8aE

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Amanda Adams to support the future and well-being of the family Jason held so dear. Contributions can be made via Venmo here: https://venmo.com/u/aadams1510

Jason was our heart, and although we will miss him every single day, the love he gave us is ours to carry forward, always.