Jason Daniel Huntsman

Erin,

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.

Josey

I loved Jason sooo much! I am so lost without him. He was the love of my life and I am forever changed because of him being part of my life. My thoughts and Prayers go out to Sandra, and the girls. Please keep them in your prayers

Jason was an amazing man who was getting his life on track and finding the happiness he deserved. It is such a tragedy that it ended so early when this was his year for Eutopia. I am so blessed to have been one of his best friends these past two years, he has made an imprint on my life forever.

My love, thoughts, and prayers to Lindsey and his family. I never met his family, but more importantly he was family to me.

🙁

So sorry for the loss of Jason. We all have a lot of good memories. Fun to think back to those kndergarden and elementary school days. One of these is a time Matt and Jason were in 2-3 grade, and Matt was mouthing off and about to get ‘whipped ‘ by some bigger boys, Jason step in and ‘covered his back’ and the the bullys disappeared. I also think back to the days of their Lawn mowing business …boy they could get dirty and sweaty. I think they wore out 2 or 3 mower’s ! Jason was a kind hearted person who will always be in ours. Love Larry and Jane

Jason and I had been friends since the sixth grade. Sadly I’d lost touch with him after I left Asheville for college. It was only within the last few months that we’d reconnected and I am so very glad we did. Jason was an amazing personality and he always had an amazing effect on people. I am happy to have called him a friend and will always consider him to be one. Take care during this very difficult time and know that you are in my thoughts.

I was never close to Jason, but I always remember walking into school wearing a Nirvana shirt and Jason and his friends would make fun of me. At first I resented him and his group of guys for it, but after a while I got the guts to talk to them.
I remember thinking that Jason was a really nice guy who at the age of 16 and 17 seemed as affable and likable as anyone in the world, especially when they made fun of me. Eventually the sting of being made fun of turned into almost a warm feeling of ‘these older guys seem to like me enough to remember my name’. I suppose that wasn’t the most positive of times, but high school never really is a place for out and out positivity.

My thoughts and good feelings go out to Jason’s family and friends during this time. I know that words can’t really take away a loss, but at least know that the people here and the people in the next couple of days at least took the time to send some well wishes and thoughts your way.

Somewhere I know I’m going to see Jason again, and I know that he’s going to make fun of whatever t-shirt I am wearing. I will smile when it happens.

I had only really become close to Jason in the past year though I’ve known him what seems like forever. He had become somewhat of a brother as well as a friend for me. This is such a shock, words cannot describe. But I take comfort in knowing that he was finally at a place where he was happy and fulfilled. As much as this has hurt me I know it’s ten fold for Lindsey and his family. My thoughts are with you all.

We Love&Miss you Dearly.You were a GREAT Friend.You are all in our thoughts and prayers. You will forever be in our hearts.

Most of my memories came from high school which was used for more communication purposes rather than studies. Jason was a funny guy and very likable to all. All of his classmates and friends have truly lost someone who has obviously touched them in some sort of way. This is a sad time and I give prayer to Lindsey and Jason’s family. I wish that I could travel home for the weekend, but I am unable. I will remember Jason for being a well respected man and most of all a friend.

Sandra and girls,I am so sorry for your loss. You all are in my thoughts and prayers. Lots of Love,
Debra Rice

My brother was the greatest what more can I say.. I have learned even more great things about him the last couple days. He has touched so many people that he had no idea the impression he made here on earth. I thank you all for sharing all the great stories and memories you had with him. It makes these hard times a little easier to swallow. I know he is in a better place now and is catching up with Dad. I love him dearly and I know things will never be the same for our family and Lindsey. I love you bro bro and you will forever be in my heart. Until we meet again. Rest in Peace. Love, your lil sis.

I’m sorry such a good man has left this world.

Jason and I grew up together and have had a lot of good times.

My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

Mourning Storm
© By Mary C. Hyzer

The luminous sky is covering up,
as clouds roll quietly in
smoky gray intimidation,
satiated droplets like sin.

The sky once lit
by optimistic light,
watch the clouds move in
with a menacing might.

Pushing people and creatures
back in to their shells,
the darkness envelops
with a story to tell.

The calm days are over
the purity gone,
as the storm sneaks in
just a bit before dawn.

The first wetness falls,
slowly at first
then drenches the lands
insatiable thirst.

Zigzag lightning
escorts claps of earsplitting thunder,
provoking desperate thoughts
and feelings of wonder.

Next comes the downpour,
releasing its rage
slipping so boisterously
from it’s cotton-like cage.

Thunder crashes again
not once, but more and more
pushing the people farther inward;
keeps pounding at the door.

But the rain becomes less forceful
and the thunder is subdued,
it slowly lightens up
as most storms eventually do.

The land is now replenished
flowers bloomed and grass so plush
The storm moves on to another place
just as it came; in such a rush.

To Jason’s family and friends,

May the memories in your heart comfort you during this time of sorrow in your life.

With Sympathy,
Sharon Whisenhunt
NC DOT Employee Relations Representative for Divisions 13 & 14

I have known Jason since probally middle school. We really didn’t know each other well until we worked together at Subway. My fave memory of him is while working we would work side by side and I was singing a song ‘killing me softly’ to myself, when out of no where he started playing the beat with a knife on the cutting board and chiming in with his deep voice…’One time One time’. We lost contact again but a couple of years ago reconnected through a close friend. I miss Jason more than words could explain. To his family and Lindsey: You are in my thoughts and prayers.

I met Jason in 4th grade but it wasn’t until high school that we really connected. We shared a passion for music and trying to see who could be funnier. He did some great impressions of fellow classmates and was one of the few guys who could get me rolling with laughter. He influenced me in so many ways that still resonate today. We were trying to get back to hanging out and messing around with our guitars. I am truly saddened that we never got to play music again. I know he is watching us and I hope to someday laugh with him again. My deepest thoughts and prayers to all he left behind. He will be missed.

Erin and family,
I’m lost for words right now……I think I’m still in shock and can’t beleive this really happened. Our hearts go out to you, your mom, your sister and Lindsey. We know its been a really though time for all of you, its been though for us too knowing there’s not a thing in the world we can do or say to ease the pain you all are feeling. Tomorrow is not promised to any of us. We all have to face death at some point in time to reach eternal life. Just lean and depend on God and he will bring you through this tough time. Don’t forget that we are here for anything you all need us for. Just think, there’s another angel looking down on you from heaven. Jason will be dearly missed and forever in our hearts. We love you all!

ERIN,SANDRA,AMY AND FAMILY

Our deepest sympathy to all of you. Words CAN NOT Ease your Pain but the strength you incur comes from ALL the LOVE and HAPPY Memories each of you have of Jason.
Our prayers and thoughts are with all of you.
If you need anything we are here for you.

Sincerely,
Deb Gleeson and Family
Marissa Mcclain and family

I am unsure of exactly what to say…when Jason left us he took a piece of all of us with him. He left a piece of him with all of us though. Erin, Sandra, Amy–my thoughts and prayers are with you. You planned a beautiful service for him. Lindsey–you are in my prayers honey.

He was a good man. He was passionate and he was loving and hard working–one of the strongest people I ever met. It’s a huge loss. So sad.

Lindsey: I couldnt imagine what you are going through at this time, but know Jason loved you with all his heart.
Erin and Family: You are in my prayers and thoughts through this difficult time.
Jason was a great guy! i love him dearly, he was a part of my family and always will be. We miss you!!!

Dear Amy,

We are so sorry for your loss. You and your family are in our prayers.