Jason A. Stevens was born April 16, 1972 in Viborg, SD. He died unexpectedly March 25, 2019 at his home in Centerville, SD at the age of 46 years.
Jason’s story began on April 16, 1972. The oldest child and only son to Allen and Carol (Carlson) Stevens. Jason was the first grandchild born and was a very loved and special boy to his grandparents. He started helping Grandpa Ernie in the fields as early as 3 years old. He knew how to drive a tractor by the time he was 6. Aunt Sherrie and Kristie’s favorite memory is Jason loving Popeye and eating spinach right out of the can. Jason loved Star Wars, Legos, the Boston Celtics, going to the races with is Dad, and was the best big brother to his little sisters. Jason grew up and went to school in Centerville where he made many memories and lifelong friends. Jason married his best friend and the love of his life, Andrea Walz on June 15, 1996. Jason and Andrea enjoyed years of fishing, camping and always looking for adventure. He had a passion for cooking, had a soft place in his heart for animals, and most of all was a very loyal New England Patriots fan.
After high school, Jason joined the Air National Guard. MSGT Jason Stevens retired July 31, 2018 with 26 years of faithful military service. He continued to work as a federal employee.
Loved ones that will miss Jason until they meet again are his wife, Andrea, of 22 years, his children Stephanie, Megan, Kayla, and AJ, all of Centerville; his mother, Carol, Centerville, his sisters, Kristen (Greg) Birgen, Centerville and Angie Stevens and fiancé Jeff Read of Milroy, MN; in-laws, Alan and Bertha Walz, Centerville; sisters-in-law, Anita (Brandon) Beck, Hurley, SD, and Tammy (Jim) Hill, Oak Harbor, WA; and many nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles.
Jason is preceded in death by his father, Allen Stevens and his grandparents, Ernie and Delores Stevens and Max and Avis Carlson.
Visitation will be 6-8 PM Thursday, March 28, 2019 at Scandia Lutheran Church in Centerville in the fellowship hall with a prayer service at 7 PM. His funeral service with military honors will be 2 PM Friday at Scandia Lutheran Church.
[Source: Wass Funeral Homes]
Jason’s story began on April 16, 1972. The oldest child and only son to Allen and Carol (Carlson) Stevens. Jason was the first grandchild born and was a very loved and special boy to his grandparents. He started helping Grandpa Ernie in the fields as early as 3 years old. He knew how to drive a tractor by the time he was 6. Aunt Sherrie and Kristie’s favorite memory is Jason loving Popeye and eating spinach right out of the can. Jason loved Star Wars, Legos, the Boston Celtics, going to the races with is Dad, and was the best big brother to his little sisters. Jason grew up and went to school in Centerville where he made many memories and lifelong friends. Jason married his best friend and the love of his life, Andrea Walz on June 15, 1996. Jason and Andrea enjoyed years of fishing, camping and always looking for adventure. He had a passion for cooking, had a soft place in his heart for animals, and most of all was a very loyal New England Patriots fan.
After high school, Jason joined the Air National Guard. MSGT Jason Stevens retired July 31, 2018 with 26 years of faithful military service. He continued to work as a federal employee.
Loved ones that will miss Jason until they meet again are his wife, Andrea, of 22 years, his children Stephanie, Megan, Kayla, and AJ, all of Centerville; his mother, Carol, Centerville, his sisters, Kristen (Greg) Birgen, Centerville and Angie Stevens and fiancé Jeff Read of Milroy, MN; in-laws, Alan and Bertha Walz, Centerville; sisters-in-law, Anita (Brandon) Beck, Hurley, SD, and Tammy (Jim) Hill, Oak Harbor, WA; and many nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles.
Jason is preceded in death by his father, Allen Stevens and his grandparents, Ernie and Delores Stevens and Max and Avis Carlson.
Visitation will be 6-8 PM Thursday, March 28, 2019 at Scandia Lutheran Church in Centerville in the fellowship hall with a prayer service at 7 PM. His funeral service with military honors will be 2 PM Friday at Scandia Lutheran Church.
[Source: Wass Funeral Homes]
Jason A. Stevens was born April 16, 1972 in Viborg, SD. He died unexpectedly March 25, 2019 at his home in Centerville, SD at the age of 46 years.
Jason’s story began on April 16, 1972. The oldest child and only son to Allen and Carol (Carlson) Stevens. Jason was the first grandchild born and was a very loved and special boy to his grandparents. He started helping Grandpa Ernie in the fields as early as 3 years old. He knew how to drive a tractor by the time he was 6. Aunt Sherrie and Kristie’s favorite memory is Jason loving Popeye and eating spinach right out of the can. Jason loved Star Wars, Legos, the Boston Celtics, going to the races with is Dad, and was the best big brother to his little sisters. Jason grew up and went to school in Centerville where he made many memories and lifelong friends. Jason married his best friend and the love of his life, Andrea Walz on June 15, 1996. Jason and Andrea enjoyed years of fishing, camping and always looking for adventure. He had a passion for cooking, had a soft place in his heart for animals, and most of all was a very loyal New England Patriots fan.
After high school, Jason joined the Air National Guard. MSGT Jason Stevens retired July 31, 2018 with 26 years of faithful military service. He continued to work as a federal employee.
Loved ones that will miss Jason until they meet again are his wife, Andrea, of 22 years, his children Stephanie, Megan, Kayla, and AJ, all of Centerville; his mother, Carol, Centerville, his sisters, Kristen (Greg) Birgen, Centerville and Angie Stevens and fiancé Jeff Read of Milroy, MN; in-laws, Alan and Bertha Walz, Centerville; sisters-in-law, Anita (Brandon) Beck, Hurley, SD, and Tammy (Jim) Hill, Oak Harbor, WA; and many nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles.
Jason is preceded in death by his father, Allen Stevens and his grandparents, Ernie and Delores Stevens and Max and Avis Carlson.
Visitation will be 6-8 PM Thursday, March 28, 2019 at Scandia Lutheran Church in Centerville in the fellowship hall with a prayer service at 7 PM. His funeral service with military honors will be 2 PM Friday at Scandia Lutheran Church.
[Source: Wass Funeral Homes]
Jason’s story began on April 16, 1972. The oldest child and only son to Allen and Carol (Carlson) Stevens. Jason was the first grandchild born and was a very loved and special boy to his grandparents. He started helping Grandpa Ernie in the fields as early as 3 years old. He knew how to drive a tractor by the time he was 6. Aunt Sherrie and Kristie’s favorite memory is Jason loving Popeye and eating spinach right out of the can. Jason loved Star Wars, Legos, the Boston Celtics, going to the races with is Dad, and was the best big brother to his little sisters. Jason grew up and went to school in Centerville where he made many memories and lifelong friends. Jason married his best friend and the love of his life, Andrea Walz on June 15, 1996. Jason and Andrea enjoyed years of fishing, camping and always looking for adventure. He had a passion for cooking, had a soft place in his heart for animals, and most of all was a very loyal New England Patriots fan.
After high school, Jason joined the Air National Guard. MSGT Jason Stevens retired July 31, 2018 with 26 years of faithful military service. He continued to work as a federal employee.
Loved ones that will miss Jason until they meet again are his wife, Andrea, of 22 years, his children Stephanie, Megan, Kayla, and AJ, all of Centerville; his mother, Carol, Centerville, his sisters, Kristen (Greg) Birgen, Centerville and Angie Stevens and fiancé Jeff Read of Milroy, MN; in-laws, Alan and Bertha Walz, Centerville; sisters-in-law, Anita (Brandon) Beck, Hurley, SD, and Tammy (Jim) Hill, Oak Harbor, WA; and many nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles.
Jason is preceded in death by his father, Allen Stevens and his grandparents, Ernie and Delores Stevens and Max and Avis Carlson.
Visitation will be 6-8 PM Thursday, March 28, 2019 at Scandia Lutheran Church in Centerville in the fellowship hall with a prayer service at 7 PM. His funeral service with military honors will be 2 PM Friday at Scandia Lutheran Church.
[Source: Wass Funeral Homes]
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