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Jason Carl Womack

September 26, 1977 ~ April 30, 2024

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McDonough Southern Funerals & Cremations
Jason Carl Womack, age 46 passed away April 30, 2024. Born September 26, 1977, Jason will leave behind a profound impact on the lives of those who knew him and loved him. Jason had a passion for cooking, gardening, hunting and fishing. Pursuits that brought him immense joy throughout his life. Jason leaves behind his devoted and loving wife, Michelle Womack, loving daughter Shelby Womack, beautiful granddaughter Sailor Rooks, loving parents, Debbie and Robbie Pugh, sister Tabitha Gray, nephew Burton Schmutzler and niece Margot Schmutzer. A celebration of Jason’s life will be held at 2pm on Sat, May 11, 2024 at Southern Cremations and East Lawn Memorial Park, located at 640 McGarity Rd, McDonough, Ga 30252, with a visitation beginning at 1pm. Friends and Family are invited to join together to honor his memory and share stories of the joy he brought into their lives. Jason will be dearly missed but never forgotten, as his memory will shine bright in the hearts of those he leaves behind.

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  1. Jason will hold a special place in my heart because I know he fought so hard against his demons. He was so caring, and funny and I pray to God that he has finally found peace. I know he will forever watch over his beautiful family, who are missing him immensely.
    Jason, rest easy now, your battle is over.
    The chains have been broken, you’ve been set free.

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  2. Jason you will truly be miss by everyone who loved you. No matter when I saw you or talked to you, you always made me laugh. I love you Jason

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  3. When Jason was younger he stayed with Maw and Gramps during the day. Even though Gramps was almost bedridden, he delighted in playing with Jason. Their favorite game was hide and seek which took some creativity since gramps was not mobile. Gramps would close his eyes and start counting and Jason would run and hide. Once Jason was hidden, Gramps would start calling out spots in the house until he found Jason who would come running back and hug Gramps laughing and ready to try again. I was always struck by the absolute joy they had in each other’s company regardless of age and disability.

    Suzanne Laramore Crocker

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