Jason P. Ramos

Birth date: Sep 4, 1978 Death date: Jun 25, 2015

Jason P. Ramos, 36, of Dalton, GA and Brunswick, OH, passed away June 25, 2015. Beloved son of Evelio “Bill” and Patricia (nee Bauer); dear brother of Justin and Joshua; cherished grandson of Charlotte and the late Edward Bauer an Read Obituary

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Karen Metzger

536w ago

Jason was always surrounded in love. Jason was the happiest child – and, he continued his joyfulness into his adulthood, and his many friendships. Pat and Bill gave their boys so much love and support – wherever their many travels took them, from all over the country. Pat and Bill were always there with their favorite foods, new clothes, hiking boots and warm coats – whatever the boys needed . Jason knew that he was greatly loved – we are thankful that he shared that love with so many friends, too.Love you Jay-Bird,A. Karen

Queyona Key

537w ago

Jason Ramos was always there when I needed someone to talk to. He was a great he was always there if you needed something or someone to talk to. He actually about the community and the people who lived in Wood Valley and he will be truly missed and he will always have a place in my heart.-Queyona Key

Gary & Linda Osborn

537w ago

Met Jason at Hobby Lobby store in Dalton Ga. He was having picture framed of college we talked to him for about 30minuts. while waiting. Gary&Linda Osborn

Dan Metzger

537w ago

Even though he has left this world far too soon, Jason remains one of the kindest and most considerate people I've ever known. His mother (my Auntie Pat) had three boys, and her sister (my Mom) had three boys as well. Jason was born four years before me, and when we three cousins came to visit it was always a joy, as Jason was more like an older brother to me. I've got fond memories of playing video games together (Super Metroid, Super Star Wars, WCW vs. NWO wrestling), enjoying cookouts, but mostly I remember how Jason made me feel.He could make people feel welcome, include everyone in an activity, and make sure that everyone was having a good time. Even when hanging out with us younger cousins, he'd make time for everyone and we'd all feel happier and closer because of it. He was a man with a great sense of empathy who cared deeply for others, which makes perfect sense with his choices of study, careers, and charitable missions. I'll happily support the Birdfeeder Food Bank, as looking out for people having a rough time is one of the most admirable goals someone can aspire to, and a great tribute to the life Jason lived.I have no doubt that he is in a better place, I'm only sad for those of us still in this world, as we're definitely poorer without him. Here's sending everyone who loves and mourns him all of my thoughts and prayers, and here's looking forward to the day we can meet him again in the hereafter.-Dan Metzger

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537w ago

Lit a candle in memory of Jason P. Ramos

Steve Metzger

537w ago

Jason Ramos loved life, his family, friends and Dalton State family. He was all about making life better for the people around him, caring for one another, and having some fun in the process. Working to improve Resident Life was a perfect career match for Jason.Jason loved college life and when he first went to college, he loved it a little too much that forgot to go to class. He took his studies more serious the next time building on his love of college life. It was all about being with friends and caring for each other.Jason loved sports and as a teenager he spent a lot of time umpiring baseball games. Being part of the game and keeping things fair was his role. Dealing with upset players and coaches was not always fun but it was part of the game.Jason saw good places in the distance that he wanted to go and worked to get there. He would take action on his own, often with friends to reach that goal. Isnâ??t that a great trait? Some people think it is just chasing a stupid white ball around but there are wonderful aspects of golf. Jason tried to his goal with the fewest stokes possible.This week Jason started his vacation to travel home to be with family â?? he is now home with his Heavenly family. God called him home earlier than many of us would like but God calling can be different from our imperfect view. We will miss him and thank God for the time that we shared with him.We will always love Jason!Steve Metzger

Anonymous

537w ago

Jason you will be dearly missed but your jokes and laughter will always live with us.

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