Jason Moss
Jason Edward Moss, 51, passed away on 1/20/21. He leaves behind his wife, Christine, and their three wonderful sons, Ian, Spencer, and Oliver, his parents Richard and Ann, and his brother Jeff.
Jason had a great life with many adventures. He grew up in Collinsville, Illinois. He wanted to be an astronaut as a young man and attended Space Camp. He joined the Navy and sailed all around the world. His love for computers would shape his working career throughout the rest of his life. He earned his bachelor’s degree from St. Louis University. In 2005 his greatest adventure began when he learned that he was going to be a father to triplets. Jason was a doting father to his boys. They shared a love for cars, trains, space, airplanes, and camping. He was a Boy Scout leader.
Jason was a wonderful husband, father, son, brother, and friend.
There will be a memorial service once Covid 19 will allow. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to a gofundme account set up for his family. www.gofundme.com/f/jason-moss-
I’m going to miss his smart a** fun loving self. He was a rare person with a huge heart.
Many thoughts and prayers to the family. This is a void that will never be filled.
I miss you terribly. All my love to the family.
Jason has touched so many lives. I am honored to say he was a part of my life for 33 years. It didn’t matter how much time might pass, as soon as we would see each other or send a message- we picked up right where we left off. I thank him for our adventures, his great taste in music, his love of finding the best cheeseburgers, and always having my back and making me laugh. You and your family will always be in my heart. Until I see you again – your Italian friend with the German name. ♥️
I’m so incredibly sorry for the entire family’s loss. I’ve known jason and Jeff for many many years and Ann was a big help with my brother in school. Hugs to the family and young boys and prayers for peace and acceptance. Rest In Peace
So very sorry for your loss. Sending love to your family at this difficult time.
We still are unable to wrap our heads around this tragic loss. Our hearts go out to his wife and sons. Jason, it was a privilege to work with you at St. Anthony”s, you always respected Bill and I. You will be dearly missed.
My friend….your wit and humor will be missed, but I will miss your kind heart the most. This world has lost a really great human. My love to you all!
I was fortunate enough to meet Jason nearly 10 years ago through a plethora of mutual friends in Collinsville. He was a great help to many people in that group of mutual friends. I got know him a bit more a few years ago when the girls Scouts BSA Troop got started up in Troy. He was an early supporter and gave us a camp stove to help us out. I’m going to miss him.
I lost a best friend this day. You were smart, funny, and caring, just to name a few, and an amazing coworker and best friend.
Jason you will be greatly missed.
I had the wonderful opportunity to get to know Jason and his wife Christine in a time in their life that was crazy and out of control but filled with so much love and gratitude for the gifts they were given. Jason was such a wonderful dad to his three boys, they thrived and became such wonderful young men thanks to his unlimited support and love. Our hearts and prayers go out to his family.
Love, Ms. Kim- Ms. Brie
and the rest of the staff at The Caring Group
The two years spent working alongside Jason were a blessing! His humor, heart, passion, and willingness to help whenever and wherever he could made him a joy to be around! Jason was a genuine person who said what he meant and meant what he said; from the heart and with a wit that was sharp as a tack. You are already missed, Jason. It was a privilege to get to know you if even for a short period of time!
Jason was the person who usually greeted me first in the mornings at Mercy as he was seated first in our aisle. I will miss his smile and kind words.
I am so sorry for your loss and will be praying for your family – God Bless…
Jason was a great man who was kind to all and made Boy Scouts a good and want to attend thing
We will keep Jason’s family in our prayers during this extremely difficult time. Our entire family have many memories of Jason and his boys walking down to see us while at Rick and Ann ‘s home.
It is hard to believe their are 14, it seems just like yesterday they were small. It is sad they have to experience this loss so early in their lives. We know their strong family will assist them through this.
When we shared this loss with our son Kevin, he reflected on several stories about being with and knowing Jason which we had not heard.
Our hearts go out to all of you. We hope your faith will allow you to get through this difficult time.
The entire Krietemeyer family.
I only worked with Jason for a short time at Mercy. However, he was able to make some sense of one of the worst days I have experienced. I had only been on the team a short time and Jason and I hadn’t worked together very long. My mother in law had been diagnosed with brain cancer the day before and in our team huddle Jason could tell that I was pretty upset while trying to hold it all together that morning. After the huddle he pulled me aside and was able to over some words of encouragement. He didn’t have to do that and I’m pretty certain that is just the kind of person he was. My heart goes out to him and his family.
Deepest sympathy to the Moss family. I have known Jason since probably 7th grade. I am very saddened to hear of his passing. Even though I haven’t seen him for many years, i have always considered him a friend.
We did not know Jason as an adult. Still, he touched our lives as a young child when we would visit Rick and Ann. He was so inquisitive, full of energy and life, while showing a very tender side when he was around our young son.
While we are deeply saddened to learn of his passing, we will always remember that little boy. It is no surprise that he continued those attributes into adulthood, lived his life to the fullest and was a wonderful father, husband, and son.
We are so sorry for your loss.
Miss you everyday dad
Love
Your son Oliver