Tex, I’m so sorry to hear of your son’s passing.  

May God be with Jon and all of Jon's family, friends and loved ones. Jon was so fine and so loved.  His care and concern for others will always be appreciated. He will live with with us always in precious memories.

You were a blessing to our family. Your quick wit was impressive and you always had us laughing. You will forever be missed. I love you, cuz. 

Jon was a good school friend of our son, Olen . Jon visited our church, Heights Baptist Church youth group with Olen. He was baptized there when a teenager. We are praying for his family for ‘the peace that passes understanding’ during this heartbreaking and difficult time. 

We are so sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Such a pleasure to have known and worked with  Jon.  He will be missed.  I will miss him.  

Shellie,
We are just at a loss for words, accept, we love you, and we are here always. 
—Jeff and Shelly

We miss and love you my brother!  Prayers up for Dalton, Jenny, Zach and Julie.  

Jon, I met you when you were a cadet going through the police academy.  Throughout the years, I got to know you and work with you.  You were always entertaining and able to make everyone smile and laugh with your impressions and movie one-liners!  You will be sorely missed.  We've got the watch from here, brother.  Rest easy.

Jon,  You will be missed but never forgotten.  RIP and Godspeed Jon.    I am sending my thoughts and prayers to your family both blood and blue.   

Rest In Peace my old friend! I’ll never forget the great time’s we had growing up together! 

Always one for a witty one liner and funny thought when life got tough on the streets.  Will miss those conversations and take comfort that you will be immortalized by the joy you give or gave others. You will be missed brother and I will miss receiving a text or phone call from you and giving a giggle before I even answered a phone call.  God Speed sir.
 In loving memory and respect.

Justin Flanery

This photo sums up the Jon I will never forget. Such an amazing cousin and a loyal human being to his parents and to the city of Austin for so many years. Knowing he was patrolling our streets enabled myself to sleep a little easier. 

I love you Jon and you will always be in my heart. 

“How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.” ~Winnie the Pooh

I will love and miss you forever,
Holly

What a blessing you were to my brother & sister-in-law. So much goodness in one person. Sometimes life is hard to understand. I keep looking at my phone knowing the crazy jokes you’d send me are gone. Life will be a little less funny without you in it. I’ll always remember how you took care of & loved your parents. 

I love you Jon, 
Aunt Betty 

Even though it’s been a lifetime since we saw each other, I remember when your parents brought you home from the hospital.  Life, kids, jobs, etc. got in the way, but I’ll always cherish the memories of our youth.  Spent a lot of holidays together, along with Tammy & Stephanie.    You were there the last time I got to go hunting with my Dad, and I’ll never forget that day.  Can’t tell you how happy I was to see you restoring Dad’s old Cheyenne pickup…R.I.P.

There are no words. As life goes on, we settle into our own lives and over time we take those closest to us for granted. My life will never be the same. My heart will never be the same. I will miss your goofiness and that smile! I am very blessed we grew up across the street from one another.  I love you lots Cuz! R.I.P.

OBITUARY

Jon Dalton Oldham

17 November, 1976 – 23 September, 2021

Crawford-Bowers Funeral Home

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