Jason Dean Chaney, age 49, of Prosper, Texas, died Sunday February 7, 2021. He was born October 30, 1971 in Chanute, Kansas to Dean and Beth Chaney.
Jason was a 1990 graduate of Chanute High School. He obtained his undergraduate in Chemistry from Pittsburg State University. After Pittsburg, he went to Indiana University (Bloomington) and graduated with a Master's in Physical Organic Chemistry. He also earned a degree in Software Engineering from Northern Kentucky University
Jason started his career as a Chemist at Procter & Gamble. He eventually moved to Citigroup where he was a Lead Architect. Most recently, he was working as a Software Applications Architect for JPMorgan Chase, Dallas, TX.
Jason loved to learn new things and always had a deep thirst for knowledge. He was always thinking and wondering how things worked and operated. He loved his family and always wanted what was best for them. Hauling his kids all over the country, Luke with basketball and Ella with volleyball was a special time for him. He liked to talk and watch sports; he was a great pitcher in high school and loved playing the game with his friends.
He was united in marriage to Kristina Knight for 23 years and had two wonderful children, Luke 18 and Ella 15. He loved his family more than anything in the world.
Jason is survived by his wife, Kristina Chaney; son, Luke Chaney; daughter, Ella Chaney; parents, Dean & Beth Chaney, Chanute, KS; grandmother, Ann Carter, Chanute, KS; uncle, Vance (Paula) Carter, Humboldt, KS; aunt, Kathy (Tony) Brooks, Chanute, KS; brother, Phillip (Jayci) Chaney; three nephews and one niece.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Larry & Pauline Chaney; James Carter; uncle, Gary and aunt Debby Chaney; aunt Linda.
Jason was a 1990 graduate of Chanute High School. He obtained his undergraduate in Chemistry from Pittsburg State University. After Pittsburg, he went to Indiana University (Bloomington) and graduated with a Master's in Physical Organic Chemistry. He also earned a degree in Software Engineering from Northern Kentucky University
Jason started his career as a Chemist at Procter & Gamble. He eventually moved to Citigroup where he was a Lead Architect. Most recently, he was working as a Software Applications Architect for JPMorgan Chase, Dallas, TX.
Jason loved to learn new things and always had a deep thirst for knowledge. He was always thinking and wondering how things worked and operated. He loved his family and always wanted what was best for them. Hauling his kids all over the country, Luke with basketball and Ella with volleyball was a special time for him. He liked to talk and watch sports; he was a great pitcher in high school and loved playing the game with his friends.
He was united in marriage to Kristina Knight for 23 years and had two wonderful children, Luke 18 and Ella 15. He loved his family more than anything in the world.
Jason is survived by his wife, Kristina Chaney; son, Luke Chaney; daughter, Ella Chaney; parents, Dean & Beth Chaney, Chanute, KS; grandmother, Ann Carter, Chanute, KS; uncle, Vance (Paula) Carter, Humboldt, KS; aunt, Kathy (Tony) Brooks, Chanute, KS; brother, Phillip (Jayci) Chaney; three nephews and one niece.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Larry & Pauline Chaney; James Carter; uncle, Gary and aunt Debby Chaney; aunt Linda.
Jason Dean Chaney, age 49, of Prosper, Texas, died Sunday February 7, 2021. He was born October 30, 1971 in Chanute, Kansas to Dean and Beth Chaney.
Jason was a 1990 graduate of Chanute High School. He obtained his undergraduate in Chemistry from Pittsburg State University. After Pittsburg, he went to Indiana University (Bloomington) and graduated with a Master's in Physical Organic Chemistry. He also earned a degree in Software Engineering from Northern Kentucky University
Jason started his career as a Chemist at Procter & Gamble. He eventually moved to Citigroup where he was a Lead Architect. Most recently, he was working as a Software Applications Architect for JPMorgan Chase, Dallas, TX.
Jason loved to learn new things and always had a deep thirst for knowledge. He was always thinking and wondering how things worked and operated. He loved his family and always wanted what was best for them. Hauling his kids all over the country, Luke with basketball and Ella with volleyball was a special time for him. He liked to talk and watch sports; he was a great pitcher in high school and loved playing the game with his friends.
He was united in marriage to Kristina Knight for 23 years and had two wonderful children, Luke 18 and Ella 15. He loved his family more than anything in the world.
Jason is survived by his wife, Kristina Chaney; son, Luke Chaney; daughter, Ella Chaney; parents, Dean & Beth Chaney, Chanute, KS; grandmother, Ann Carter, Chanute, KS; uncle, Vance (Paula) Carter, Humboldt, KS; aunt, Kathy (Tony) Brooks, Chanute, KS; brother, Phillip (Jayci) Chaney; three nephews and one niece.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Larry & Pauline Chaney; James Carter; uncle, Gary and aunt Debby Chaney; aunt Linda.
Jason was a 1990 graduate of Chanute High School. He obtained his undergraduate in Chemistry from Pittsburg State University. After Pittsburg, he went to Indiana University (Bloomington) and graduated with a Master's in Physical Organic Chemistry. He also earned a degree in Software Engineering from Northern Kentucky University
Jason started his career as a Chemist at Procter & Gamble. He eventually moved to Citigroup where he was a Lead Architect. Most recently, he was working as a Software Applications Architect for JPMorgan Chase, Dallas, TX.
Jason loved to learn new things and always had a deep thirst for knowledge. He was always thinking and wondering how things worked and operated. He loved his family and always wanted what was best for them. Hauling his kids all over the country, Luke with basketball and Ella with volleyball was a special time for him. He liked to talk and watch sports; he was a great pitcher in high school and loved playing the game with his friends.
He was united in marriage to Kristina Knight for 23 years and had two wonderful children, Luke 18 and Ella 15. He loved his family more than anything in the world.
Jason is survived by his wife, Kristina Chaney; son, Luke Chaney; daughter, Ella Chaney; parents, Dean & Beth Chaney, Chanute, KS; grandmother, Ann Carter, Chanute, KS; uncle, Vance (Paula) Carter, Humboldt, KS; aunt, Kathy (Tony) Brooks, Chanute, KS; brother, Phillip (Jayci) Chaney; three nephews and one niece.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Larry & Pauline Chaney; James Carter; uncle, Gary and aunt Debby Chaney; aunt Linda.
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