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Jason Crawford
This is a story of how, in the blink of an eye, your whole life can change forever. ...
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Jason Mark Button (NT Australia)
Jason was 24yrs old, never been sick a day in his life. We went grocery shopping after work and went home to prepare dinner. We both worked two jobs, car sales for him, butcher for me and we were both heavily involved in first response rescue. We both led active healthy lifestyles. We finished our meal and were discussing our wedding plans, we hadn't told our families yet as we wanted to surprise them. Jason went suddenly quiet and then sort of breathed heavy and with a gargle. I knew that sou...
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Javon Corey Craddock
Javon came into my family at the age of 10. It seemed he was destined to be our son and big brother to our two young children. He had a swagger and cool confidence that was palpable upon meeting hiim. But he was also a quiet, reserved child that possessed a genuine kindness and humility that can only be described as extraordinary. He was gifted with an athleticism that undeniable, even at ten years of age. He excelled at football, gymnastics, and basketball. But as he grew, he left other sports ...
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Jerry "JT" Toothman
On March 25, 2010, Jerry “JT” Toothman was called home to Heaven. He was 39 years old and left behind three children. Jerry had a beautiful singing voice and loved to entertain. He was a member of the singing group the “Croonerz” and was performing regularly in local establishments at the time of his death. He had a wonderful sense of humor and loved to make people laugh. His smile and voice will always be missed by his family, especially his children....
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Jesse aaron smith
On the night of May 20th, 2003, our son Jesse came home after working a full day at Pro-Business Payroll Services in Bothell, WA. He had dinner, laughed and played cards with friends, kissed his mom goodnight and went to bed. Jesse’s car was in the shop, so a friend offered to spend the night and drive Jesse to work the next morning. ...
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Joel Augenblick
January 6th, 2002 was a red-letter day on the Augenblick calendar. It was the 80th birthday of my husband David—my husband of 55 years and the devoted father of our four children. It was the perfect occasion to gather the family to celebrate this milestone. Preparations had begun six months before, therefore all the children, grandchildren, sundry relatives and many friends were able to gather and toast his health and vigor....
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John "Shea" Keyes and Keegan Keyes
My fiancé, John, was a very happy and vibrant 38 year old man. He was a man who loved his children, his family, martial arts, and helping others. On July 1, 2005 we were granted the most precious gift when our son Keegan was born. John's face would light up whenever the kids were around and he fondly nicknamed our son Mr. Cutesy Pants. ...
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Jonathan R. Cowley
Jonathan was born on May 10,1990. From the time he could walk, Jon was involved in athletics. He began playing organized soccer and ice hockey when he was six years old and continued up until his death. Jon was a graduate of Benedictine High School in Richmond VA where he was a co-captain of the varsity soccer team and named to the VISAA All State and All Metro Richmond Teams. Jon also lettered in Lacrosse and Golf and served as Treasurer of the Key Club. Jon had just completed his freshman year...
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Jordan Daniel Maler
This is my son Jordan, living in music, as he loved to do, at one of his favorite festivals in San Francisco, Outside Lands. Healthy, happy, working for a company he loved in San Francisco, always surrounded by a large group of close friends, Jordan was truly living his best life. During his teen years, while attending extremely competitive middle and high schools in the Bay Area, Jordan began talking about his "heart racing." We had what we believed were the best of pediatricians and doctors ...
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Jordan Tucker
Jordan L. Tucker, age 18 years and 5 days, of Cloquet, passed away unexpectedly in his sleep early Saturday, November 15, 2008 of a previously undetected heart arrhythmia (a SADS condition). He was born November 10, 1990 in Duluth. Jordan attended Churchill Elementary School, Cloquet Middle School, and would have graduated next spring from Esko High School. He was an honor student with a passion for fishing and hunting especially around Lake Vermilion where he had many "secret" walleye spots. Jo...
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Jozef Perzynski
I don't know whether this is the right website for me. My eldest son Jozef died of a massive brain bleed four years ago; he was a bright loving boy and I miss him so much. No one can tell me what caused it; my youngest one started having seizures soon after his brother's death. He has also complained of heart pains....
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Justin Mark O'Meara
On Sunday, September 6th, 2009, Justin Mark O'Meara passed away peacefully in his bed from a previously undetected heart arrhythmia (Long QT). Justin was a genuine, fun-loving guy . He was a great son to Mick and Jill, brother to Danni, Brendan and Katie, devoted uncle to Tiarna and Tylah and a nephew, cousin and friend to many. He had a heart of gold, was extremely family orientated and would do anything for anyone. He would torment his siblings as they would him, and although he had a bad b...
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