I remember Jason as a very quiet and sweet guy. I spent the most time with him in 8th grade Social Studies in Mr. Pettus' class. He sat in front of me. He never said much, but he had a very sweet smile. He would always laugh when some of the guys would get me riled up about something, but he never joined in on the picking. I will always remember his smile.
Third grade is when I recall meeting or may I say remember meeting Jason. Jason, Chris Wilson and I would race to the monkey bars at recess to play. We were big play time buds. Jason with those big blue eyes especially when he would wear that royal blue Tshirt. Jason(TEX) was happiest hanging out with his buds. I can close my eyes now and see there ugly mugs Micheal Fielder, Robert Leagon, Mark Parchman, Jeff Starkey, Michael Parker, Keith Sensing, and Jason. I cannot leave out his best of best buds his brother John.
Amy Ballard (Matney)
I remember Jason as a very quiet and sweet guy. I spent the most time with him in 8th grade Social Studies in Mr. Pettus' class. He sat in front of me. He never said much, but he had a very sweet smile. He would always laugh when some of the guys would get me riled up about something, but he never joined in on the picking. I will always remember his smile.Kristy Wade (Wesson)
Third grade is when I recall meeting or may I say remember meeting Jason. Jason, Chris Wilson and I would race to the monkey bars at recess to play. We were big play time buds. Jason with those big blue eyes especially when he would wear that royal blue Tshirt. Jason(TEX) was happiest hanging out with his buds. I can close my eyes now and see there ugly mugs Micheal Fielder, Robert Leagon, Mark Parchman, Jeff Starkey, Michael Parker, Keith Sensing, and Jason. I cannot leave out his best of best buds his brother John.