Jason Scott Honsowetz was born 31 May 1966 in Bremerton, Kitsap, Washington to Ged William Honsowetz (1940-1989) and Judy Lee More Honsowetz.
He was the youngest and had two other siblings: Ged Robert and Michael Earle.
He graduated from Bremerton High School in 1985 and married Deena Annette Shaw on 9 Aug 1986. They had three daughters: Jessica Ann, Amanda Lee & Samatha Lynne.
His early years of employment were spent as an Iron Worker. He loved being a part of the making of huge buildings; of being high in the air, looking out over the world. He also had a son: Caleb.
He married Paris Lynn McDonald on 1 Jul 2003. In Jan of 2004 he sustained an occupational injury whereby he fell and sustained permanent damage to his ankles. Around 2006 he became a Chemical Dependency Professional, volunteered at and then was employed by the county at Kitsap Recovery Center. He found great joy in helping people re-find direction in their lives. In 2010 he graduated from Olympic College.
He died on 4 Feb 2013 at the age of 46. Scott loved living in the Pacific Northwest and being in the Olympic Mountains with all of God's creation.
More personal information is requested.
He was the youngest and had two other siblings: Ged Robert and Michael Earle.
He graduated from Bremerton High School in 1985 and married Deena Annette Shaw on 9 Aug 1986. They had three daughters: Jessica Ann, Amanda Lee & Samatha Lynne.
His early years of employment were spent as an Iron Worker. He loved being a part of the making of huge buildings; of being high in the air, looking out over the world. He also had a son: Caleb.
He married Paris Lynn McDonald on 1 Jul 2003. In Jan of 2004 he sustained an occupational injury whereby he fell and sustained permanent damage to his ankles. Around 2006 he became a Chemical Dependency Professional, volunteered at and then was employed by the county at Kitsap Recovery Center. He found great joy in helping people re-find direction in their lives. In 2010 he graduated from Olympic College.
He died on 4 Feb 2013 at the age of 46. Scott loved living in the Pacific Northwest and being in the Olympic Mountains with all of God's creation.
More personal information is requested.
Jason Scott Honsowetz was born 31 May 1966 in Bremerton, Kitsap, Washington to Ged William Honsowetz (1940-1989) and Judy Lee More Honsowetz.
He was the youngest and had two other siblings: Ged Robert and Michael Earle.
He graduated from Bremerton High School in 1985 and married Deena Annette Shaw on 9 Aug 1986. They had three daughters: Jessica Ann, Amanda Lee & Samatha Lynne.
His early years of employment were spent as an Iron Worker. He loved being a part of the making of huge buildings; of being high in the air, looking out over the world. He also had a son: Caleb.
He married Paris Lynn McDonald on 1 Jul 2003. In Jan of 2004 he sustained an occupational injury whereby he fell and sustained permanent damage to his ankles. Around 2006 he became a Chemical Dependency Professional, volunteered at and then was employed by the county at Kitsap Recovery Center. He found great joy in helping people re-find direction in their lives. In 2010 he graduated from Olympic College.
He died on 4 Feb 2013 at the age of 46. Scott loved living in the Pacific Northwest and being in the Olympic Mountains with all of God's creation.
More personal information is requested.
He was the youngest and had two other siblings: Ged Robert and Michael Earle.
He graduated from Bremerton High School in 1985 and married Deena Annette Shaw on 9 Aug 1986. They had three daughters: Jessica Ann, Amanda Lee & Samatha Lynne.
His early years of employment were spent as an Iron Worker. He loved being a part of the making of huge buildings; of being high in the air, looking out over the world. He also had a son: Caleb.
He married Paris Lynn McDonald on 1 Jul 2003. In Jan of 2004 he sustained an occupational injury whereby he fell and sustained permanent damage to his ankles. Around 2006 he became a Chemical Dependency Professional, volunteered at and then was employed by the county at Kitsap Recovery Center. He found great joy in helping people re-find direction in their lives. In 2010 he graduated from Olympic College.
He died on 4 Feb 2013 at the age of 46. Scott loved living in the Pacific Northwest and being in the Olympic Mountains with all of God's creation.
More personal information is requested.
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