Jason Madison Murray

You echo in your children's voices

Their smiles are your smiles too.

Even though we're filled with sorrow

We still have part of you.

It's growing in our hearts

And living in our heads.

Your voice, your touch are still with us

The love it never ends.

We miss you every day

The pain it grows no less

We are still waiting for your return

We know you'll never come home.

We watch your favorite shows

And hear your favorite songs

The days of missing you

Still seem so very long.

Thank you so much for visiting our page.  It doesn't make sense to lose our loved ones so early in life.  My heart truly goes out to you.  I've never experienced the loss of a child, but Jason does have a daughter from his first marriage, Marissa, whom I love as if she were my own.  I'm very blessed her Mom is a wonderful christian woman who still shares Marissa with me & her brothers & sister who live with me.    It is irritating for others to visit our pages just to cause drama.  But, it's okay.  We're praying it away.  I will pray for your family daily.  May God be with you and help you cope.  I think that's all any of us can do is cope.  Thanks again.  We appreciate your kind words.

                                                          Jason's wife, Rose

Sorry Rose, somehow I clicked on send before I was finished with my message.  If the person who isn't satisfied with your pictures or poems doesn't like the manner in which you are paying tribute to your husband, then I suggest they just not visit it. People are so sick at times and don't truly understand what a sudden loss like you have experienced can do to a family.  You are in my thoughts and prayers.  May God Bless You and your family.

Debi

http://andrew-collins.last-memories.com

Rose,

I have visited and communicate with John & Brenda via their website.  I visited yours for the first time today.  I never knew Jason but he sounds like a wonderful, kind, loving husband and Daddy!  Our son died 20 months ago in an acutomobile accident.  Just recently, people who are too much of a coward to even post their names, have been leaving cruel, heartless messages on Andrew's site.  It forced me to delete candles that were lit, shared memories and condolences.  In addition, I was forced to write an entry on the main page asking whomever, to STOP.

Rose, I think your web-site is a great way to keep yours and Jason's memories alive. I'm so sorry there are people that are cruel and can even say such hurtful things to you when you have had such a loss. I admire you for being so strong in your love and faith. My prayers are with you and your family.

Deepest sympathies,

Juliet Hargrave (Jen switzer's twin)

  The bible says we should uplift others in times of crisis.  I will send many prayers up for you.

I miss & love Jason more than you could ever begin to understand.  We all have to accept what God put on our plate, so let's try to do it with grace.  Especially Me.

Always a smile instead of a frown, always a hand when someone was down, always true, faithful, and kind, such wonderful memories you left behind.  A piece of our hearts will always be gone.  We will always miss you.

My love has gone away

And he is my best friend.

We vowed many years ago

To love eachother till the end

Now the end has come,

so I must be strong

That facing life without him

Just seems to all wrong.

I pray that God will understand

the saddness in my heart.

For surely HE remembers

My love and I have never been apart!

Your faith is what will keep you through, Know you are in my thoughts and prayers daily. Hugs and Prayers, Christie and Marissa