Jason Durose
Posted By Ballard Sunder Funeral Home On August 10, 2020 @ 11:43 am In 2020,Obituaries | 28 Comments
Jason Robert Durose, age 40, of Lakeville, MN, passed unexpectedly on Friday, August 7, 2020, at his home.
A celebration of life honoring Jason will be held on Thursday, August 13 at 11 am, with a time of gathering from 9-10:45 am, at Living Hope Church, 8600 Horizon Drive, Shakopee, MN 55379. Pastor Rod Pudell will preside.
Jason Robert was born on October 27, 1979, in St. Paul, MN and 7 weeks later, he was adopted and became a precious son to Robert and Marlis (Fosvick) Durose. Jason was also welcomed home to big brother Sean. Growing up in Eden Prairie, MN, family was the center of all activities. The Durose’s enjoyed “Forced Friday Family Fun Nights”, where they liked camping out in the living room. Hot dogs and roasted marshmallows followed with a movie or board games. The family also relished times spent in Brainerd during the summer. As a young child, Jason played sports just so he could be outside. Jason liked attending horse camps, building, and playing in his tree forts.
Jason was a workaholic. While in middle school, he bought a lawn mower and started Quality Lawns by Jason. This success and confidence lead him down a path being a Jack-of-all-trades. Most of his career was spent in auto body repair, with Abra Auto Repair, Lehmen’s Auto Repair and most recently with Caliber Collision. However, Jason had his hands in everything. He self-taught himself the trades of welding, framing, plumbing, electrical and finishing. Jason also started Durose Tree Service doing tree trimming and stump grinding. In addition, he was an amazing chef. He could do it all and it was done right.
In more recent years, Jason took his love of the outdoors and became a chef/guide at a remote salmon camp in Alaska. He would help set up camp and 2 weeks later, guests would arrive for a fun filled adventure, with being treated like a king. In Jason’s free time, he enjoyed hunting, fishing, motorcycling, boating, and anything else that could be done outside. However, Jason’s biggest passion was the love for his dogs, Sally and Jesse.
Jason was driven, genuine, caring and always had your back. He was trustworthy, loyal and had a heart of gold. Jason always said, “What comes around, goes around!” He was a big loving teddy bear.
Jason will remain in the hearts of his parents, Rob and Marlis Durose; brother, Sean (Kristi) Durose; cousins, relatives and many devoted friends.
Ballard-Sunder Funeral and Cremation proudly served and cared for the Durose family.
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So sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are to the Durose family!! He will greatly be missed!
Dam Jason. I know we had our issues, my doing not yours, but you were someone I always low key admired. Last time I saw you was at Natalie’s funeral, which was the first time we saw each other in a bunch of years after we fell out, and you walked up to me said “Hey bro” and shook my hand….
Enough said, RIP Brother…
Sending our thoughts and prayers to the Durose family. We are so sorry for you loss. He was a good man; a good friend and a presence that was larger than life, especially that laugh! We will miss Jason dearly.
Words fail to express our sorrow for your loss. Please know we are with you through this difficult time.
We all loved Jason. He will be greatly missed by so many. My deepest condolences to your entire family and all of his friends.
I’ve known Jason since high school. He was always a great guy and had a great, booming laugh. He will be missed. I am truly grateful I knew him. Condolences to his family and his many, many friends. May you Rest In Peace Jason.
My deepest sympathy Durose family for the loss of Jason, you are in my thoughts. I think you summed him up very well with your words, he was a well rounded and wonderful guy. He will be deeply missed by all that knew him. One of many favorite memories, when Rob and Marlis invited me to Jason’s birthday in which you surprised him with a limo, we ate at Red Lobster (which was a big deal then, I think we were 15?) and we went to see Gallagher. A memory I will always cherish.
Jason was a great man. There is no one that had a bad word to say about him and he was always so generous in how he lived his life. All of us that knew him well recognize what a loving person and hopeless romantic he was. I will forever regret my opportunity this 4th to spend it with you and i did not come. We were going to get together this last saturday one last time before you went off to alaska….. I still can’t beleive your gone. We will all miss your positive attitude and devoted freindship.
So sorry for your loss. Jason will be missed by many as his many adventure show.
Rob. Marlis and family, I am so sorry for your loss. Jason sounds like a wonderful person, and with parents like you, how could he have been any other way. My sympathies and prayers to all if you.
My condolences to the Durose family. Jason was an awesome guy I was lucky to know since high school, unfortunately it had been awhile since we had seen each other in person but kept up online with banter back and forth, I was working by his house last week and thought about stopping in and saying hi, but did not. He will be deeply missed by all those lucky enough to know him and hopefully his enjoyment for life even in hard times will be something for everyone to learn from
Thoughts prayers and love are with your family.
So incredibly sorry for your loss. I will let the Phallers know. Your family will be in my prayers.
So sorry for your loss Marlis and Rob. Sending prayers your way.
Jason was my neighbor up on Holt…always offering to help me…inviting us over to hang out…so kind. I am so sad about this… what a sweetheart he was…
My condolences to Jason’s family. Jason was a great friend in one of the best seasons of my life. His smile, kindness and laugh will be missed but never forgotten. Rest In Peace my friend.
Very sorry for your loss. We will keep all of you in our thoughts and prayers.
Ken and Nancy Schrupp
American legion family.
Rob, Marlis and Sean. We are so sorry for the loss of Jason. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. We have many memories of family gatherings, Holidays, picnics. We can’t imagine your feelings of sorrow and loss.
Peace
Dan and I send our love to the Durose family. We have you in our hearts.
Rob and Marlis, I am deeply saddened by the death of your son. You and Sean and family are in my thoughts and prayers. I woke up this morning and the first thing I did even before getting out of bed was pray for you. I love you. Jean Florek
Dear Rob and Marli,
You may not remember me. I worked at Western National for 2 1/2 years in 1973 to 1976. Jean Florek is my twin sister.
I am so sorry for your loss. Your son sounds like quite the kid and quite the young man. You will all be in my prayers.
Sincerely,
Jeanette (Peterson) Wey
Jason is being missed by many people. This is testamony to the type of person Jason was . He always had a smile on his face and was ready to help someone, visit and chat, or be up for having some fun! Sometimes this and more within a two hour time span! Someone recently commented that he was a genuine person, a man’s man!My best to Jason’s family.
Jason & I worked at Pannekoeken Restaurant in Eden Prairie when we were youngsters. He was a cook & I was just a host. A guy came in one day & I sold him a box of muffins. Later Jason came up and said “Dude…that was Prince”! Great memories, neighbor & friend! RIP
Sorry for your loss, we will pray for your family
Jason was such a good friend to all of us especially our sons Ryan and Nick Anderson
So many fun memories…
We are so very sorry to hear about Jason. He was a wonderful young man, kind & well mannered.
There is no greater loss than that of a child. Our thoughts are with the family & he will be remembered fondly.
Klaus & Rosemarie Neitzel
Jason, you are one of a kind. Always laughing, always smiling. You welcomed everyone to your home and wanted everyone to feel at home. Thank you for sharing your home with me for those few years. And the great laughs. Xoxo
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We are very sorry for your loss. Jason was a good person. He would give anyone the shirt off his back. He was nice to everyone he met. He will be missed by everyone he touched in his daily life. God has an angel by his side.