Jason Mann, 37 Franklin, IN soared to new heights on June 15, 2018. With a smile on his face and surrounded by family he passed on.
Jason was born along side his brother at Methodist hospital to Gary Mann and Alice Eads Mann on June 4th, 1981. They survive him. Jason was preceded in death by his maternal Grandfather, Jack Eads and his paternal Grandmother, Dona Jo Mann. He was a proud and loving father to Alivia Leeann, Ava Jill, Arie Frances, and Atticus William Mann; His memories are left to be cherished by his lifelong best friend and love of his life, wife Jennifer Mann, his paternal Grandfather William A. Mann and maternal Grandmother Mary E. Eads, his brother Ryan Mann, brother-in-law Jonathon (Martha) Briggs and sister-in-law Stephanie Crowe; his nephews Dylan and Blayden and niece Alexus. His memory and spirit will be upheld by his dearest family and countless friends.
Jason was a graduate of Franklin Community High School class of 2000 and he received his Associates degree in Recording Arts from Full Sail University in Orlando, Florida.
Jason was a beautifully talented, complex musician, poet, husband, father, and friend and his beats and rhymes reverberated exactly that. He is known as a veteran contributor to the local hiphop scene in Indianapolis. He was part of a group called the Unlevelheaded Emcees and then went on to complete solo pieces under the epithet, Whoislouis with Audio Recon. He would put good music in the hands of everyone he met.
Jason held a WT3 and DSL water license for the State of Indiana, he resigned from his 9-5 a couple of years ago but he took much pride in working for the Town of Bargersville, as a water plant operator and was recognized as a hardworking and valued employee.
Jason enjoyed learning about the spiritual world that surrounds us all. He was an avid reader and organizer and loved researching new computer software. He could set his mind to anything and figure it out. Jason was most proud of his children. He was a fierce protector of his children and his wife. He was known to leave notes of wisdom and love around the house, make love inspired playlists, and recite special bedtime phrases.
A Celebration of Jason's life will be held on Friday, June 22 at 6:00 p.m. at Grace United Methodist Church 1300 E. Adams Dr. Franklin, IN 46131 with calling from 4:00 p.m. to service time. Flinn and Maguire Funeral Home in Franklin is assisting the family with arrangements.
Online tributes and other kind expressions to the family would be appreciated at www.flinnmaguire.net
Jason was born along side his brother at Methodist hospital to Gary Mann and Alice Eads Mann on June 4th, 1981. They survive him. Jason was preceded in death by his maternal Grandfather, Jack Eads and his paternal Grandmother, Dona Jo Mann. He was a proud and loving father to Alivia Leeann, Ava Jill, Arie Frances, and Atticus William Mann; His memories are left to be cherished by his lifelong best friend and love of his life, wife Jennifer Mann, his paternal Grandfather William A. Mann and maternal Grandmother Mary E. Eads, his brother Ryan Mann, brother-in-law Jonathon (Martha) Briggs and sister-in-law Stephanie Crowe; his nephews Dylan and Blayden and niece Alexus. His memory and spirit will be upheld by his dearest family and countless friends.
Jason was a graduate of Franklin Community High School class of 2000 and he received his Associates degree in Recording Arts from Full Sail University in Orlando, Florida.
Jason was a beautifully talented, complex musician, poet, husband, father, and friend and his beats and rhymes reverberated exactly that. He is known as a veteran contributor to the local hiphop scene in Indianapolis. He was part of a group called the Unlevelheaded Emcees and then went on to complete solo pieces under the epithet, Whoislouis with Audio Recon. He would put good music in the hands of everyone he met.
Jason held a WT3 and DSL water license for the State of Indiana, he resigned from his 9-5 a couple of years ago but he took much pride in working for the Town of Bargersville, as a water plant operator and was recognized as a hardworking and valued employee.
Jason enjoyed learning about the spiritual world that surrounds us all. He was an avid reader and organizer and loved researching new computer software. He could set his mind to anything and figure it out. Jason was most proud of his children. He was a fierce protector of his children and his wife. He was known to leave notes of wisdom and love around the house, make love inspired playlists, and recite special bedtime phrases.
A Celebration of Jason's life will be held on Friday, June 22 at 6:00 p.m. at Grace United Methodist Church 1300 E. Adams Dr. Franklin, IN 46131 with calling from 4:00 p.m. to service time. Flinn and Maguire Funeral Home in Franklin is assisting the family with arrangements.
Online tributes and other kind expressions to the family would be appreciated at www.flinnmaguire.net
Jason Mann, 37 Franklin, IN soared to new heights on June 15, 2018. With a smile on his face and surrounded by family he passed on.
Jason was born along side his brother at Methodist hospital to Gary Mann and Alice Eads Mann on June 4th, 1981. They survive him. Jason was preceded in death by his maternal Grandfather, Jack Eads and his paternal Grandmother, Dona Jo Mann. He was a proud and loving father to Alivia Leeann, Ava Jill, Arie Frances, and Atticus William Mann; His memories are left to be cherished by his lifelong best friend and love of his life, wife Jennifer Mann, his paternal Grandfather William A. Mann and maternal Grandmother Mary E. Eads, his brother Ryan Mann, brother-in-law Jonathon (Martha) Briggs and sister-in-law Stephanie Crowe; his nephews Dylan and Blayden and niece Alexus. His memory and spirit will be upheld by his dearest family and countless friends.
Jason was a graduate of Franklin Community High School class of 2000 and he received his Associates degree in Recording Arts from Full Sail University in Orlando, Florida.
Jason was a beautifully talented, complex musician, poet, husband, father, and friend and his beats and rhymes reverberated exactly that. He is known as a veteran contributor to the local hiphop scene in Indianapolis. He was part of a group called the Unlevelheaded Emcees and then went on to complete solo pieces under the epithet, Whoislouis with Audio Recon. He would put good music in the hands of everyone he met.
Jason held a WT3 and DSL water license for the State of Indiana, he resigned from his 9-5 a couple of years ago but he took much pride in working for the Town of Bargersville, as a water plant operator and was recognized as a hardworking and valued employee.
Jason enjoyed learning about the spiritual world that surrounds us all. He was an avid reader and organizer and loved researching new computer software. He could set his mind to anything and figure it out. Jason was most proud of his children. He was a fierce protector of his children and his wife. He was known to leave notes of wisdom and love around the house, make love inspired playlists, and recite special bedtime phrases.
A Celebration of Jason's life will be held on Friday, June 22 at 6:00 p.m. at Grace United Methodist Church 1300 E. Adams Dr. Franklin, IN 46131 with calling from 4:00 p.m. to service time. Flinn and Maguire Funeral Home in Franklin is assisting the family with arrangements.
Online tributes and other kind expressions to the family would be appreciated at www.flinnmaguire.net
Jason was born along side his brother at Methodist hospital to Gary Mann and Alice Eads Mann on June 4th, 1981. They survive him. Jason was preceded in death by his maternal Grandfather, Jack Eads and his paternal Grandmother, Dona Jo Mann. He was a proud and loving father to Alivia Leeann, Ava Jill, Arie Frances, and Atticus William Mann; His memories are left to be cherished by his lifelong best friend and love of his life, wife Jennifer Mann, his paternal Grandfather William A. Mann and maternal Grandmother Mary E. Eads, his brother Ryan Mann, brother-in-law Jonathon (Martha) Briggs and sister-in-law Stephanie Crowe; his nephews Dylan and Blayden and niece Alexus. His memory and spirit will be upheld by his dearest family and countless friends.
Jason was a graduate of Franklin Community High School class of 2000 and he received his Associates degree in Recording Arts from Full Sail University in Orlando, Florida.
Jason was a beautifully talented, complex musician, poet, husband, father, and friend and his beats and rhymes reverberated exactly that. He is known as a veteran contributor to the local hiphop scene in Indianapolis. He was part of a group called the Unlevelheaded Emcees and then went on to complete solo pieces under the epithet, Whoislouis with Audio Recon. He would put good music in the hands of everyone he met.
Jason held a WT3 and DSL water license for the State of Indiana, he resigned from his 9-5 a couple of years ago but he took much pride in working for the Town of Bargersville, as a water plant operator and was recognized as a hardworking and valued employee.
Jason enjoyed learning about the spiritual world that surrounds us all. He was an avid reader and organizer and loved researching new computer software. He could set his mind to anything and figure it out. Jason was most proud of his children. He was a fierce protector of his children and his wife. He was known to leave notes of wisdom and love around the house, make love inspired playlists, and recite special bedtime phrases.
A Celebration of Jason's life will be held on Friday, June 22 at 6:00 p.m. at Grace United Methodist Church 1300 E. Adams Dr. Franklin, IN 46131 with calling from 4:00 p.m. to service time. Flinn and Maguire Funeral Home in Franklin is assisting the family with arrangements.
Online tributes and other kind expressions to the family would be appreciated at www.flinnmaguire.net
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