Jason was such a kind, gentle, genuine, and loving person. Qualities which he learned from his surviving parents Robert and Maria Wolf. He also is survived by his Godmother Rebecca Vazquez, who loved Jason as her own.
Jason is survived by his beloved wife of 25 years, Janie , the love of his life and his constant companion. Their bond was one of true partnership, built on laughter, loyalty, and a profound dedication to one another.
He is also survived by his siblings—Carlos, Richard, Anna, Susana , Randy, and Evelina—as well as his nieces and nephews, Daymein, Dominic, Desteni, Jozny, Emilio, Abraham, Alicia, Irene, Daniel, Louis, Henry,James, Veronica and Raymond. To them, he was more than an uncle; he was a steady presence, a supporter at every game, match, performance, or celebration. Whether it was wrestling, football, dance, or any milestone in their lives, Jason was always there, cheering them on with pride and love.
A family man through and through, Jason lived simply but worked hard, giving generously of his time and heart. He was a loyal employee who worked for TKR Construction for over 15 years. He had a passion for old cars and was a proud member of the Cavaliers of Long Beach car club. His love for music was vast—Oldies, punk, ska, old school country, reggae—there wasn’t a rhythm he couldn’t appreciate. He also enjoyed bowling, finding joy in friendly competition and shared moments. He loved to throw some meat on a smoker and let it go, and then share the finished product with everyone, taking pride in the time and effort he put into it.
Jason experienced the heartbreak of losing his treasured Dobermans— Bonnie & Clyde—but carried their memory with him always.
He will be deeply missed by his wife, his family, his extended circle of friends, and all who were fortunate enough to know him. Jason’s legacy is one of loyalty, love, and the countless lives he touched simply by being present.
May he rest in peace, forever remembered and forever loved.
Rev in Paradise Jason
