if you only met jase a few times then you were instantly aware of a man who knew happiness both in himself,in his job,with his family and in his gorgeous wife and soulmate,R.if you were fortunate to train with him from day 1 in the Air Force and through the trials of fast jet flying training then you really saw a deeper jase. A deeply compassionate, caring and thoughtful bloke . It didn't matter where you were,in the crew room at valley after a poor sortie or on a ski slope in Norway bantering each other, Jase was always part of the action.
A more professional aviator you will never meet. The posts here say it all. A great loss to his family, his friends and the Air Force.
I'll miss you horseboy.