I am so sad to hear this news.  Jason, we will so miss you.  Bless you in your heavenly home.  Bless your family.

To my friend Jason:

You first earned my admiration at Promise Technology, where your integrity and work ethic stood out. When life brought us together again at Micas Networks, your passion and sincerity lit up every room, every conversation, every partnership. You gave so much of yourself to others, and it never went unnoticed.
Learning of your passing at such a young age is heartbreaking. Knowing you was a privilege, and calling you a friend was an honor. May you rest in peace. 

To your family, please know that support is here whenever it is needed.

A Tribute to Jason Pan

We first connected through our shared industry, but it didn't take long for our professional respect to grow into a genuine, lasting friendship. Though we never worked directly together, his impact on my life was profound. He was remarkably supportive, always offering encouragement and sharing his wisdom without hesitation.

Beyond the work, some of my favorite memories are simply hanging out, stepping away from the daily grind, and genuinely enjoying life together. He brought a rare warmth to every social gathering, and I am incredibly proud to have called him one of my closest friends.

His absence leaves a massive void, both in our professional community and in the lives of everyone lucky enough to know him. Rest in peace, my bro. You'll never be forgotten.

Heartbroken that my friend Jason Pan has passed away. For over twelve years, Jason was a colleague at Quanta, a fellow Trojan, and one of the most generous people I've ever known — the kind of friend who gave you his time, his advice, and occasionally a hard time, all in the same breath.

We bonded over USC football, the endless pursuit of a better presales pitch, and the shared conviction that there was always one more deal to close and one more way to do it better. His dry humor could disarm a room in a sentence.

Jason took his presales engineering very seriously. You'd find him leaning in over his phone with the engineer, scrolling through case studies from his own field research, mapping out future site visits, and pulling up a few high-conviction investment tips for good measure. The man never met a meeting he couldn't turn into a screen-share.

But more than any of that, Jason was the kind of man who was always looking out for the people around him. He didn't just care for us as a boss or a coworker — he cared for us as a friend. That was Jason: generous to the last, always sure he had something worth sharing, and usually right. Twelve years wasn't enough.

Fight On, Jason. ✌️ You'll be deeply missed.

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Jason Pan

May 6, 1967 – July 11, 2026

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