Jason Dean Stoner

July 23, 1978 - January 08, 2018

Jason Dean Stoner

July 23, 1978 - January 08, 2018

Obituary

Jason Dean Stoner, husband of Summer Stoner, passed away and was received into the arms of his Heavenly Father on January 8, 2018, following an extended illness and hospital stay. Jason was a lifelong resident of Bellingham, Washington, growing up in the Alabama Hill neighborhood. He graduated from Bellingham High School in 1996, then received his Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration Management from Western Washington University in 2002. After working for several area businesses, Jason entered into the family business of land use consultation with his father Larry, and brother Jesse. He enjoyed being able to share this business with those he loved.

Jason was an avid sports fan, growing up playing tennis, baseball, golf, and basketball – you name it, he loved it (except soccer). He continued his love of sports as an adult, playing in numerous basketball leagues and, for the last 11 years, on the Arlis’s Restaurant softball team. It was on this softball team that he made so many great friends – forming a group that became known as “The Wolfpack.” Jason also enjoyed watching sports on television – making picture-in-picture screens a necessity.

Jason was a loving husband and loyal best friend to his wife, Summer. They met on June 10, 2002, and were inseparable thereafter – marrying on July 7, 2007, at the Zuanich Park Boathouse. Jason was steadfast and a secret romantic, often showing his love with sweet surprises. Together, Jason and Summer enjoyed roadtripping – including their honeymoon along the Oregon Coast and Tahoe, as well as trips around Washington, Colorado, California, and Idaho; camping; traveling to Leavenworth for Oktoberfest; bonfires; spending time with friends; and playing golf.

Jason loved his friends and enjoyed any excuse to gather together and celebrate. Jason was close with his family and is remembered well as an affectionate Uncle Silly Bear to his niece and nephew – reveling in entertaining them with his stories and big belly laughs. He was a devoted son to his dad and mom. He was exceptionally close with his mom, often sharing late night phone calls with her, as they were both night owls. Christmas was Jason’s favorite holiday – it was a magical time of year for him which he enjoyed sharing with those he loved. He particularly enjoyed spending time selecting the perfect gift for everyone on his Christmas list. Jason was opinionated and at times stubborn, however, he was unwaveringly caring for those with whom he was close. He was also an avid animal lover – devotedly taking care of his pets.

Jason is survived by his wife Summer; parents Larry and Vicki; twin brother Jesse (Amber) and niece Ashlyn, nephew Jordan; sister Jenn (Shawn) and nephew Justus; mother-in-law Evelyn (Don); sister-in-law Carley (John); large extended family, and countless friends. A celebration of Jason’s life will be held on Saturday, January 20, 2018, at 2:00pm at First Presbyterian Church of Bellingham (1031 N Garden St). In lieu of flowers, Jason’s family would appreciate donations be made to the Whatcom Humane Society or the Boys and Girls Club.

Celebration Of Life

  • Date & Time: January 18, 1202 (12:00 AM)
  • Venue: First Presbyterian CHurch
  • Location: 1031 N Garden St Bellingham, WA 98225 - (Get Directions)

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11 responses to Jason Dean Stoner

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  1. Nicole Hoff says:

    Jason was a special, special friend, so it’s hard to find the right words to say right now. The last 17 or so years have gone by in a flash, yet they’re filled with so many great memories. I can’t help but smile when I picture Jason, because in every memory of him HE is smiling, and his smile was contageous. There will forever be a Jason sized hole in our hearts now, but we will carry his memory with us always.
    To the Stoner family, Summer, and the rest of the Wolfpack, please know that though we’re far away, we are right there with you in spirit.

    All our love,
    Nicole and Carter Hoff

  2. May God embrace you with his love, especially during this difficult time.❤️

  3. Much love and my deepest condolences to the Stoner family during this trying time. May you find peace during the grieving process.

  4. I was floored to hear this morning of your passing. Softball won’t be the same without you on the field. It was an honor to know you, play against you and arliss and to work along side you if you on the board of softball. You will me missed, and may you rest in peace.

  5. Please accept my sincere condolences for your recent loss. My heart goes out to you and your family. I have always received comfort from the Bibles’ word at Philippians 4:7 which reads “and the peace of God that surpasses all understanding will guard your heart and your mental powers by means of Christ Jesus”.
    I hope you can receive comfort from these words as well. Margo Simmons

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