Welcome to 4J.life
Jameson's World
A place to celebrate Jay's life, share stories, and remember the things that made him who he was.
Explore memories
A quiet mind, a world of curiosity
Jay loved airplanes, tanks, military history, gaming, and ice cream. He had a deep curiosity for the things that fascinated him and found joy in exploring them, learning everything he could, and enthusiastically sharing his knowledge with those closest to him.
Naturally reserved, Jay found comfort in familiar routines, especially spending time at his computer gaming and exploring the subjects he loved. That made his decision to embark on a solo trip to New Brunswick, Canada, all the more remarkable. Surprising everyone, he ventured beyond his comfort zone and spent several days exploring the Bay of Fundy. He documented his adventure through videos, enthusiastically narrating the sights and discoveries along the way. It was a rare and wonderful glimpse of Jay stepping into the wider world, embracing an adventure entirely his own.
This space is for family, friends, and the communities that knew him to share photographs, stories, and memories.
Celebration of Jameson's Life
Please join us on Friday, November 13, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Historic Dubsdread Ballroom in Orlando as we gather to remember Jameson, share stories, and celebrate his life.
Historic Dubsdread Ballroom
549 West Par Street
Orlando, FL 32804
We would appreciate knowing if you plan to attend so we can get a general idea of how many people to expect.
Let us know if you can join us
There is no RSVP deadline. If your plans change, you can return and submit an updated response using the same email address.
Your response and contact information will be shared only with the family for event planning.
Honoring Jameson's Life
In lieu of flowers, our family invites you to support The Trevor Project, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing crisis intervention, suicide prevention services, advocacy, education, and hope for LGBTQ+ young people.
Donate in Jameson's Memory