September 28, 1984 ~ March 2, 2010

3…2…1…0…LIFT-OFF!

On March 2^nd, 2010 Jason Archibald Brown had his lift-off and began a new adventure. 

Jason was born September 28^th, 1984 to MaryLee and Daniel Von Brown in Wheat Ridge, Colorado and is the younger brother of Scotty and Mike.  Jason’s love for life is contagious to all around him.  His passion for carpentry, welding and creating beautiful things with his hands is unmatched and easily seen by everyone.  Jason’s natural gift of making everyone feel special and motivating them in a gentle and positive way, makes everyone want to be around him.  He has always been the life of the party and so much fun to be around.

Jason married the love of his life, Bailey Paige Jones, on July 25^th, 2009.

They moved to Phoenix where Jason has been working for the past 4 years as a Telecom Technician for Wireless Systems.  He can fix, rig and build anything for anyone and it’s always so fun to watch him work.  He is notorious for putting his whole heart into everything.

Along with his work, Jason loves to go on walks, play Nintendo, go bowling with his “SpongeBob Bikini Bottom” bowling league buddies, go camping and shooting, listening to music with his ‘kick-butt’ stereo subwoofer, snuggling with Bailey, and riding with Bailey on his bike.  He loves learning new things, loves a challenge and, of course, loves to watch SpongeBob. J

Jason, you’re the absolute BEST and we love you more than anything.  Thanks for always putting me first.

No More Migraines, Babydoll!

Services will be held Tuesday, March 9th at 1:00 pm at the LDS Lakeridge Chapel, 665 South 200 West in Orem, Utah.  Visitation at 11:30 am.  Interment will be in the Provo Eastlawn Cemetery.  Condolences may be sent to the family at www.olpinmortuary.com

In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Jason Brown Memorial Fund, care of Wells Fargo Bank for headache research by the Department of Neurology at the Mayo Clinic.

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Cheryl MacDonald said:

Mary Lee & Family So sorry to hear of your loss. Your in our thoughts and prayers. Lots of Love Aunt Elsie & Uncle George Take Care Love Cheryl & Chelsie

March 08, 2010

Kathy MacDonald (Elsie) said:

Mary Lee and Family, I can not imagine what you and your family are going through the last few days. To lose a child regardless of age, must be the hardest thing a parent has to endure. May many sweet memories of Jason guide you through the coming days. Deepest Sympathy Lots of Hugs, Kathy, Allister, Spencer and Riley MacDonald Lots of Hugs

March 08, 2010

Edna Fraser said:

Dear Mary Lee and Family What a difference one moment can make in our lives. My heart aches for each of you. I wish I could be there in person, but I am certainly there in spirit. I am so glad that Liz is able to be with you, and Someone much greater than a person is with you. Will write soon much love and deepest sympathy to all. Aunt Edna xoxo

March 08, 2010

Bill Roth said:

Mary Lee & Family You have my deepest condolences! Jason is without a doubt one of the nicest guys I've ever had the privilage to know. You have my Love and prayers with you at this time. We will all love and miss him so very much!!! Love, Billy & family

March 09, 2010

Debi BrockBank said:

Dear Bailey, and Brown family, How my heart is aching for you at this time! Life is so precious, each and every day a gift...and it is so difficult to have it end so soon!!! We love you with all our hearts, and pray that the spirit of the comforter will hold you in His loving arms as long as you may need! Maybe our Dustin will be his friend...show him the ropes and give him a hug for us! We love you so very much! With sincerest sympathy!!!! Debi, Ken, Jazmin,Dustin,Jade, Colton, Bradon and of course 'our angel' Dustin! xoxoxoxo

March 09, 2010

John & Agnes Archibald From Newtown, N.S said:

You have our deepest condolences! Our thoughts and prayers are with you all, Love John & Agnes xo

March 09, 2010

Gene Doane said:

My life is richer having known Jason. Jason never came empty-handed, he always had something to offer, a contribution to make to the team and he always gave more than he took. I really respected that about him, and I know that I'm better for having known a man like Jason. He was a good man, a great friend, a fantastic coworker and a tragic loss. Words fail me for condolences. Sadness has no measure. There are no ounces, no pounds, no inches or miles to measure grief. It's immeasurable, so nothing I can say will measure up. Friends forever. Any friend of Jason is a friend of mine.

March 10, 2010

Patricia Manos said:

I am so very sorry for your loss. Jason was always smiling and wanted to do the best at whatever he was doing. He spoke of Bailey often and you could see how much he loved her. Even though he is gone, he will be remembered by anyone who knew him as a funny and bright force.

March 15, 2010

John Roberts said:

To Bailey and the Brown extended Family: Deepest sorrow for loosing Jason, my co-worker here at the County. He was such a neat young man who loved his wife and his family. Solid values, work ethic, getting started in making life together with Bailey in Arizona. Oh Lord Jesus .... one thing I'm confident of ... one day we shall meet again in heaven with those who have preceeded us. Say hi to my granson, my mom, my dad. Jason, miss you already in this place. You added much to life.

March 16, 2010

Coreyne Mortenson said:

Hi MaryLee I was so surprised when Nilvia called me to tell me about Jason. What a good looking boy he is. I hope everything else is going well with all of you. We are all doing well here in Vernal. Love Corey

March 16, 2010

Greg & Donna Archibald, from Winkler, Manitoba said:

Mary Lee & Family Our deepest sympathy on the passing of your son. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May God grant you peace and be with you during this troubled time.

March 20, 2010