
Jason Michael Parson
1976 – 2024
On August 1, 1976, Jason Michael Parson made his way into our world, arriving a few days early, much to his family’s delight. He very unexpectedly left our world on May 31, 2024, breaking more than a few hearts.
Jason spent his childhood in Edmond, where he and his best friends found lots of mischief and fun, especially while riding their three-wheelers and dirt bikes, exploring much of Logan County. At a young age, Jason and his older brother, Brad, both discovered their love of the lake, including boating, skiing, and wakeboarding together. In fact, they loved it so much that Brad would sometimes come home from college, sign Jason out of school, and they’d sneak off to find some water for the day. Jason was a member of Edmond North’s first graduating class – the class of 1995.
As an adult, Jason spent a few years as a medic for EMSA and as a volunteer firefighter for Oak Cliff. He enrolled at Oklahoma State University, where he pledged Beta Theta Pi; he earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Central Oklahoma and began working as a software engineer and team leader. He was a brilliant innovator and could solve nearly any problem. Jason truly enjoyed mentoring new software engineers and helping them learn and grow.
In 2007, Jason and Meg met, thanks to their mutual friend Matthew. They spent the last 17 years together, finding happiness, laughter, fireworks, and adventure everywhere they went, often accompanied by their favorite friends and their beloved dogs, Sally and Stanley.
Somewhere, Jason is sitting by the water, waiting for his long-time girlfriend Meg, of the home; his parents Larry and Jeanne Parson of Edmond; his brother Brad, sister-in-law Brandy, nephew Aidan, and niece Abbie of Edmond; nephews Adrian Inglés and Harrison Doane of Kansas; his puppies, Sally and Stanley, and many cherished aunts, uncles, cousins, friends, and colleagues. Until then, Grandma Ruth Parson, Grandpa Russell Parson, Grandma Hazel Hackney, Grandpa Louis Hackney, and Tess and Tanner are keeping him company.
Please join us for a true celebration of Jason’s life at 2 pm on Saturday, June 15, at Matthews Funeral Home in Edmond. Memorial donations may be made to Forever Yours Dog Rescue (http://www.foreveryoursokc.org/donate) or the Oklahoma Youth Hunting Program (https://oyhp.org/donate), both of which are organizations Jason greatly loved.
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RIP my brother. You’ll never know how much you’ll be missed and cherished. I love you brother.
May God hold you in the palm of his hands.
You will be so very missed, Jason
Meg- I am so sorry to hear about your love. My heart hurts for you. Sending you hugs.
Jason I knew your grandparents. I know your Mom and Dad. What I am trying to say is I know the stock you came from and they are all Great. Praying for your survivors.
Meg I’m so very sorry to hear of your loss. You’ll be in my thoughts and prayers.
Meg,
So sorry to hear about your loss. I’m sure he was a very special person in your life, as you have been in ours. Thank you so much for all the support you have given our son through his past four years. He has appreciated you more than you’ll ever know. Our hearts are with you. Much love, Mike and Deb
May God bless your family with strength and comfort during this time. I know his Uncle Jim will beside him at the lake fishing. Prayers for the Parson family🙏🙏
Jason—Thank you for loving Meg and giving her comfort, joy and 17 years of happiness. Love is the tie that binds…love never dies.
I’m so sorry for your loss. Jason was such a pleasure to work with and we will miss him greatly.
Meg.
Sharon and I as so very very 😢 sorry for your loss.
Prayers for you Meg ✝️🙏🏻
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all! May God bless you and keep you, and may he grant you His peace during this time of loss and sadness. With love, from our family to yours, Grant and Kim Wilson.