Jason Kyle Wiltse

In loving memory of Jason Kyle Wiltse, who passed away peacefully in his sleep on October 13, 2026, at his home in Texas. Born on September 10, 1979, in Melbourne, Florida, Jason brought joy and laughter to all who knew him. Jason was the beloved son of Tim and Rhyna Harris and brother to Brannon Wiltse and stepsister Amber D Harris. His grandmother, Minerva Bino, fondly known as Meemaw, predeceased him.

Growing up in Florida, Jason attended Eau Gallie High School, where he graduated in 1998. He was a dedicated wrestler, he competed in the state championship two years in a row, later pursuing his passion at the collegiate level. His commitment and drive were evident in all he undertook, from sports to his career in sales and ultimately in hospice care. Jason's compassion and understanding brought comfort to many families, and his work was a testament to his generous spirit. Jason's adventurous soul was never at rest. He was the kind of person who couldn’t sit still, always seeking the next thrill or challenge. His interests were as varied as they were exciting, from white water rafting and mountain hiking to ocean fishing and motocross. Known for his love of games, Jason delighted in challenging friends and family to chess, spades, corn hole, and poker, often emerging victoriously or by his own “house rules”.

In his personal life, Jason found unparalleled joy with his wife, Dilene. Together for 13 years, their love story began through a mutual friend in Texas, leading them on many adventures around the world. The mountains were their sanctuary, the place where they felt most alive. Jason and Dilene shared a deep, enduring bond, and their love was evident in every word and action. They were a perfect team, supporting each other through life's journey. Jason was a devoted father to four wonderful children: Dylan Wiltse, Lindsay Vochoska, Kyle Vochoska, and Savanna Vochoska. His legacy continues through his cherished grandchildren, Madison Vochoska, Lyla Griffin, Anabelle Vochoska, Willie Vochoska, Frances Vochoska, and Lalita Vochoska, as well as his nephew, Connor Wiltse. To his family, Jason was not just a father and grandfather, but a beacon of love and joy, embodying the ideal of living life to the fullest.

A celebration of Jason's life will be held on October 20, 2026, at 2:00 PM at the Keller Old Town Funeral Home, located at 220 Keller Pkwy. Visitation will begin at 1pm followed by the funeral service at 2pm.

In honor of his memory, the family encourages everyone to heed Jason’s own words: "Live life to the fullest, be in the present, put the phones down, and enjoy each other (hang up and hang out)." Jason Kyle Wiltse will be remembered as an easy-going, fun-loving, and charismatic soul who never met a stranger. He was the best son, dad, brother, and friend, and he leaves behind a legacy of love and adventure that will be cherished by all who knew him.