Biography: Jason Lawrence, born on August 1, 1962, peacefully departed in January of 2024, having spent his life between his hometown of Harrison and Little Rock, Arkansas, where he raised his family.
A passionate sports enthusiast, Jason delighted in supporting the Arkansas Razorbacks and avidly following the St. Louis Cardinals. His love for these teams became a shared bond, creating cherished memories with family and friends. He took great delight in sharing moments of sports, camping trips, and trout fishing expeditions with his sons. These outdoor adventures became cherished chapters in the story of their family, etching memories of laughter, and the simple pleasures of life.
Beyond his passion for sports and the outdoors, Jason was recognized for his kindness, upbeat personality, and unwavering support for those he held close. His impact on the lives of his family and friends will be remembered with profound gratitude and love. Jason’s memory will be treasured by all who had the privilege of knowing him. As we pay tribute to Jason Lawrence's life, let us celebrate the moments of joy, the ties of family, and the memories he leaves behind. May he rest in peace, forever in our hearts.
A committed father, Jason leaves behind a legacy of love and strength through his three beloved sons. His pride and joy extended to his grandson, Hunter Lawrence, a testament to the warmth and wisdom he imparted as a father and grandfather. Jason was preceded in death by his dearly loved parents, Paul and Jan Lawrence. He is survived by his brother, Perry Lawrence; and his three sons, Parker Lawrence, Grant Lawrence (fiancée Tristen and her daughter Olivia), and Adam Lawrence (wife Nicole and their son Hunter).
A visitation to celebrate Jason’s life will be held on Tuesday, January 30, 2024 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Ruebel Funeral Home. Arrangements are under the direction of RuebelFuneralHome.com
You were one of my very best friends and I miss you dearly!
Overlooking your love for the Dallas Cowboys, you and I quickly became very close friends. (your love for the Razorbacks probably made up for that Cowboys love)!
We hadn't known each other very long, but our friendship was comparable to two people who've been best friends for most their lives!
You were ALWAYS so helpful with anything I needed...from any house projects, to tagging along with me on my pet sitting gigs. For that, I will always be thankful!
I will forever miss our trips to Walmart, each one ending with a go at the claw machine game! (we did win quite a few prizes!) Our late night game nights at my house or Misty's, drinking and laughing and our many talks of all facets of life will be in my heart always! And though we had our moments from time to time, the love we had for each other was never a question!
Your witty sayings and corny jokes...your dimpled smile and big hugs will be so missed and never forgotten! Tell my mom and dad hello and I love them! (you finally get to meet my dad like you always wanted to)
I love you Jason!
Peace is with you now! Your feet will always be on the floor!
May you walk with God now, oh my chosen friend! I will never forget you!
P.S. This was your GAME CHANGER!