I am so sorry to read Jason has passed. My thoughts and pryers are with you and family at this time.

Jason and I go back many years.  We played softball together, he was the pitcher, I was the catcher. More than that, we were friends.  Our loss is Heaven's gain.  I will miss my friend.

David and I are saddened to hear of the passing of this great man. He has always had a special place in our hearts. I can close my eyes and seeing  him sitting on the pew at the Murfreesboro Church of God, see his smile and hear  his laughter. He gave my husband the best job he ever had. Through the years we have often laughed about the times he'd come to Murfreesboro and drop by our house. It was almost always Christmas time. If we weren't home, he'd plug in our plastic snowman. That was  his calling card. Our sons are grown now and the older one has that snowman. It has special memories for our family. God bless you all as you walk through this valley. We are blessed to have known him and we'll be blessed again when we meet in Heaven. Praying for you all. David and Sheri Harding

To Pam and family,
I am sorry for your loss. Jason had a life well lived! His love for his family and the Lord was very evident.
I grew up with Jason in Ferguson Park and worked with Winston at Red's Pier.
I had the pleasure of working with Jason at Jack's Salads for 10 years. He was a good man! Rest in peace my friend.

We have had Jason and all the family in our special prayers for awhile now.  It was a blessing to us just to have known him over the past few years at LWBC.  May God wrap all the family in His loving arms & the Holy Spirit guide you in the days ahead as Jason celebrates Christmas with his Lord & Savior Jesus Christ!  See you again one day Jason!

To his Wife and Children,
I am so sorry for your great loss.  It is always so very hard to lose a loved one in death.   God understands your loss and is near to all those calling on him in prayer.  May you look to God for comfort to endure during this most difficult time.  (Psalms 145:18)   Your family and friends have my deepest condolences.

So sorry for your loss. I've known Jason since I was a teenager when he lived in Newport News, Va. May God give you peace and strength in the difficult times ahead.

So sorry to hear of Jason's death. Joanne,In my Bill's memory, Keeping you and yours in my prayers for comfort in your grief, and our fondness of Jason and memories of softball games and travels. May God Bless you and yours.

I loving, strong-yet-soft, attentive father is a great blessing. 
I remember my father daily (passed November 2002, three months short of his 90th birthday). Although he taught by example, usually with a smile, his favorite precept was, "Do your own work and help a little bit with someone else's. If we all did that, the world would be a marvelous place."

To the family, we are so sorry for your loss. We got to meet Jason in a time of trials and tribulations for you and us. He was so sweet to us and for the things he said to us. Y'all will be in our thoughts and prayers as you go through the following days and months. Love your Sentara Heart family, Margie, Barbara, Billy,and Debbie.

Jason was a true man of God. I am honored to have worshiped with him.

I am so thankful I got to know Jason.  He was a kind gentlemen and I will remember him with much fondness and good memories.

It's hard to find words for the loss of Jason Griffith because it's hard to find words to express the impact he had on the people around him and the difference he made for Christ in this world.  I'm thankful for the memories of laughter I have of Jason!  To Joanne, Lindsay, and family, may God be exactly and everything you need Him to be in each moment!

To the Family: Although, I only had the pleasure of meeting you once. I did get to hear good stories of you and Mr. Webster (Dickie) golf outings. I ask that the Lord help you to find peace and comfort knowing his suffering is now over and he is pain free and Heaven gained another Angel. The entire family will be in our thoughts and prayers.

Sincerely,

Renee & Chad Webster

We are front door neighbors of Jason from Seaside Plantation NMB. From the first day he made us welcome in the neighborhood. He had always time to stop and talk. It's hard to forget his smile. He and Joanne almost every afternoon were seen walking on the beach.
We will remember Jason for a long long time. He is a perfect example of ideal neighbor! Wonderful person!

25 years ago I met this man Jason, It was like I had known him for years. Had many great times on the ball field. We became good friends and then co workers. We worked together for many years, having goods times and the hard times. Jason you will be in my thoughts every day til time we meet again.

Memories of a man such as Jason Griffith are not forgotten. He was the type of person that left a longing impression with whom every he met.
A man that never met a stranger whom he could not be friend with.
A man that will leave memories of his love and passion for others always.

I really enjoyed playing softball in Burlington with Jason in the late 80s.  He was a fierce competitor but when the game ended, a true gentleman.  RIP my friend.

OBITUARIO

Jason J. Griffith

6 marzo, 1944 – 14 diciembre, 2016

Lee Funeral Home

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