Jason Robert Peters, the loving son of Robert J. and Carol M. Peters, passed away on Friday, August 14, 2020.
Jason was born in Providence, Rhode Island, the only son of Robert and Carol. Jason was the joy of their life. With a larger than life personality, he never met a person that didn't become his friend.
Everyone knew when Jason entered the room, not because he was tall, but because of his giant, radiant smile
Family was very important to Jason. He never let a day pass without calling his parents and often stopped by to visit with them. Jason loved to eat and really enjoyed whatever Carol was cooking (usually his favorite!) Jason's Dad was his best friend, and they dearly loved to watch the New England Patriots every Sunday together (huge Boston sports fan). Bob and Carol loved and cherished every visit, such happy times when everyone was together
Jason was a big fan of all types of music. He loved going to all kinds of concerts.
Jason was a 1999 graduate of Bishop Watterson High School, Columbus, Ohio and also attended Ohio University.
Due to the Covid-19 health situation, there will not be a formal service for Jason at this time. There may be a Celebration of Life, held at a later, to be determined time.
Donations in memory of Jason Peters may be made to Kobacker House Hospice by mail to Ohio Health Hospice, 800 McConnell Drive, Columbus Ohio 43214 or online at https://foundation.ohiohealth.com/programs/hospice-giving or in Jason's memory to the Brain Injury Association of America by mail at BIAA, PO Box 7416, Merrifield, VA 22116-7416 or online at https://www.biausa.org/support/donate-your-way.
Jason was born in Providence, Rhode Island, the only son of Robert and Carol. Jason was the joy of their life. With a larger than life personality, he never met a person that didn't become his friend.
Everyone knew when Jason entered the room, not because he was tall, but because of his giant, radiant smile
Family was very important to Jason. He never let a day pass without calling his parents and often stopped by to visit with them. Jason loved to eat and really enjoyed whatever Carol was cooking (usually his favorite!) Jason's Dad was his best friend, and they dearly loved to watch the New England Patriots every Sunday together (huge Boston sports fan). Bob and Carol loved and cherished every visit, such happy times when everyone was together
Jason was a big fan of all types of music. He loved going to all kinds of concerts.
Jason was a 1999 graduate of Bishop Watterson High School, Columbus, Ohio and also attended Ohio University.
Due to the Covid-19 health situation, there will not be a formal service for Jason at this time. There may be a Celebration of Life, held at a later, to be determined time.
Donations in memory of Jason Peters may be made to Kobacker House Hospice by mail to Ohio Health Hospice, 800 McConnell Drive, Columbus Ohio 43214 or online at https://foundation.ohiohealth.com/programs/hospice-giving or in Jason's memory to the Brain Injury Association of America by mail at BIAA, PO Box 7416, Merrifield, VA 22116-7416 or online at https://www.biausa.org/support/donate-your-way.
Jason Robert Peters, the loving son of Robert J. and Carol M. Peters, passed away on Friday, August 14, 2020.
Jason was born in Providence, Rhode Island, the only son of Robert and Carol. Jason was the joy of their life. With a larger than life personality, he never met a person that didn't become his friend.
Everyone knew when Jason entered the room, not because he was tall, but because of his giant, radiant smile
Family was very important to Jason. He never let a day pass without calling his parents and often stopped by to visit with them. Jason loved to eat and really enjoyed whatever Carol was cooking (usually his favorite!) Jason's Dad was his best friend, and they dearly loved to watch the New England Patriots every Sunday together (huge Boston sports fan). Bob and Carol loved and cherished every visit, such happy times when everyone was together
Jason was a big fan of all types of music. He loved going to all kinds of concerts.
Jason was a 1999 graduate of Bishop Watterson High School, Columbus, Ohio and also attended Ohio University.
Due to the Covid-19 health situation, there will not be a formal service for Jason at this time. There may be a Celebration of Life, held at a later, to be determined time.
Donations in memory of Jason Peters may be made to Kobacker House Hospice by mail to Ohio Health Hospice, 800 McConnell Drive, Columbus Ohio 43214 or online at https://foundation.ohiohealth.com/programs/hospice-giving or in Jason's memory to the Brain Injury Association of America by mail at BIAA, PO Box 7416, Merrifield, VA 22116-7416 or online at https://www.biausa.org/support/donate-your-way.
Jason was born in Providence, Rhode Island, the only son of Robert and Carol. Jason was the joy of their life. With a larger than life personality, he never met a person that didn't become his friend.
Everyone knew when Jason entered the room, not because he was tall, but because of his giant, radiant smile
Family was very important to Jason. He never let a day pass without calling his parents and often stopped by to visit with them. Jason loved to eat and really enjoyed whatever Carol was cooking (usually his favorite!) Jason's Dad was his best friend, and they dearly loved to watch the New England Patriots every Sunday together (huge Boston sports fan). Bob and Carol loved and cherished every visit, such happy times when everyone was together
Jason was a big fan of all types of music. He loved going to all kinds of concerts.
Jason was a 1999 graduate of Bishop Watterson High School, Columbus, Ohio and also attended Ohio University.
Due to the Covid-19 health situation, there will not be a formal service for Jason at this time. There may be a Celebration of Life, held at a later, to be determined time.
Donations in memory of Jason Peters may be made to Kobacker House Hospice by mail to Ohio Health Hospice, 800 McConnell Drive, Columbus Ohio 43214 or online at https://foundation.ohiohealth.com/programs/hospice-giving or in Jason's memory to the Brain Injury Association of America by mail at BIAA, PO Box 7416, Merrifield, VA 22116-7416 or online at https://www.biausa.org/support/donate-your-way.
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