Jason Wayne Echols
October 19, 1980 ~ January 12, 2021
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Jason Wayne Echols, age 40. October 19, 1980- January 12, 2021. He lived in Palmetto, Ga. Raised in Douglasville, Ga.
Jason is survived by mother LaJuan Ingram Hubbard and significant other Robin Weaver, of Douglasville, Ga. Father Wayne Hubbard of White, Ga. Wife Melissa Echols of Douglasville, Ga. Maternal grandmother Pat Lee of Douglasville, Ga. Brother Travis (Natalie) Hubbard, Niece Lily Hubbard and nephew Ethan. Sister Rashell (Joel) Escutia. Nieces Isabella, Delilah, Madilyn, and Everly. Sister Tiler Hubbard. Aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Proceeded in death by maternal grandparents Max and Betty Ingram of Marietta, Ga. Paternal grandparents Donald and Lynda Echols of Rome, Ga. Cousin Patrick Wayne Hubbard.
Jason was a mechanic by trade even though he could fix almost anything. He started his own landscaping business in the summer of 2019 called Turf Pros. He gave a lot of his time to the neighborhood kids fixing their bicycles, dirt bikes and four wheelers. He was known for his amazing blue eyes, his baby face, and his beautiful smile. The girls nicknamed him Hollywood, his dad called him Jay-Bug as a kid. His whole life his dad was his hero. He loved his momma and always said he would live with her his whole life, and he did.
Jason had so much love to give, he glowed. He would give anyone anything he had. Everyone who knew him would never forget him, you just knew there was something special about him. He will be missed and never forgotten by all that knew him. Rest In Peace Jason we love you. The family will be sending out invitations for Jason celebration of life at a later date.
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Jason loved his nieces and they loved him. Children were always so drawn to Jason. He was so warm and easy to love. I will miss him every day until we meet again. He was the best big brother a little sister could have. I love you Bubba
Jason will always be remembered by us.. Jason was the first person we met when we moved to Palmetto. He used to cut our grass and he instantly became friends with my boyfriend. I would always say, “Nobody can’t come to our house to cut our grass but Jason.” He was really great and had a great system. Even with a broken leg, he was still moving around which shows me that he’s not a quitter and was very strong willed. His personality was as big as his smile. We’ll always remember you Jason. You broke our hearts with this one💔💔💔
Jason you were my biggest fan and best friend as i was your biggest fan and best friend. You will forever be in my heart. I love you son. I will always miss you but i know i will one day see you again. R.I.P. son Life will never be the same without you in it but you will never be forgotten and you will always be in our hearts forever.
Lagaun im so sorry for your loss I know how much Jason meant to you and I hope you can find peace with this ,me and Jason both had tremendous respect for one another and you and your family will continue to be in my prayers
Jason you were such an amazing person inside and out you had a smile that would light up a room I’m so sorry for what happened to you.Your body may be gone but your memory will always remain now go fly high with the Angel’s buddy your work here is done.You can rest assured that even though you are gone you will Never be forgotten love always your friend Pinky
Jason, u were more than my nephew. U r my brother. I’m so lost here on earth without u, but I know that u r at peace now. I hope u and papa r fishing on that riverbank and grandma watching y’all. I miss u and I love u more than u will or could’ve ever known. U r a big part of me and I know u will be my guardian angel. I hope u r happy and laughing with papa. Tell them I love them and I can’t wait to c u again and be able to give u a big hug and tell u I love u. Cuz Jason, u r my heart. And I’m missing you so bad, but I know that one day we will meet up again and u and I can play and sing songs and play our video games. Love always, Kia. That’s what u always called me.
Hey Jason man it sucks you left this world so soon ,man I remember the first time I met you was at Bill arp ballpark one afternoon you was up there riding your dirt bike and I thought it was so cool and hell I didnt even know who you was and I asked to ride and you didnt even think twice about it and was like go ahead its cool and I thought I was the shit that day ! But just to let you know I never forgot that as became closer friends later in life and that’s why we always clicked because we had so much in common and we both respected each other to the fullest ,just wanted to share that and hopefully I will be able to ride your dirt bike when we meet again brother
Jason had always treated me with the utmost respect. Which I will never forget. I still owe you that steak dinner buddy. One day you will get it. The love you had for kids is something that will always stick with me. And yes your primping. You had a heart of gold and I know I meant something to you as you did to me. You can fly like an eagle with no worries in the world. Miss you buddy so much. Love you Jason