Jason Christopher Beers
September 4, 1972 ~ January 3, 2021
Born in: Franklin, Pennsylvania
Jason C. Beers, Sr., 48, of Polk, passed away unexpectedly in his home on Sunday, January 3, 2021. Born September 4, 1972 in Franklin, he was the son of Raymond E. Beers, Jr. (Linda Beers) and the late Darlene D. Colwell; his father and step mother survive him.For most of his life, Jason was an Resident Service Aide at Polk Center, but those that knew him knew his true passions lay outside of work.A lover of sports, Jason was a member of the All Conference Football team for Franklin High School, but also played baseball, was a member of the track team, and assisted his father, the coach, on game days. Later in life, Jason shared his love of sports with his sons and was proud of them for their achievements. When there wasn't a game, he and his sons spent their time going on hunting or fishing trips. Jason also had an extensive love for music and enjoyed going to concerts.His most cherished memories, however, will be the times spent with his family and with his two favorite dogs, Lilly and Sassy, who followed him everywhere.In addition to his father, Jason will be forever remembered by Julie Beers and their two children, Jason C. Beers, Jr. and Ethan Beers, all of Garland, PA; his brother, Michael Beers and his wife, Jenn, of Pittsburgh; his three sisters, Erica Alcorn and her husband, Eddy, of Barkeyville, Shannon Faulk and her husband, Louis, of Ingram, and Yvonne Cutchall of Pittsburgh; his numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins; and his many loving great-nieces and great-nephews.Jason was preceded in death by his mother, Darlene D. Colwell; his maternal grandparents, Walter and Maxine Colwell; and his paternal grandparents, Raymond and Rita Beers, Sr.In keeping with the family's wishes, there will be no visitation.Funeral services for Jason will be held at the convenience of the family and will be announced at a later date. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to Gardinier Funeral Home, Inc., 1315 Chestnut Street, Franklin, PA 16323.To send cards, online condolences, or for further information, family and friends are invited to visit www.gardinierfuneralhome.com.
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What a very nice person he was. Work with him at Polk center my heart go out to his kids and family. Praying for all that love and new him..
My condolences to the family
Condolences to Jason’s family at this time. Was neighbors for years and witnessed his compassion with his boys, sports etc. Prayers that the memories will be them always
Thoughts and prayers to Jason’s family I was a friend to Jason when he worked at Polk. He will be missed.
My deepest condolences to the family…so sorry for your loss.
Prayers to the family??
My deepest sympathies to Ray and family.
A kind and loving person with some very happy memories we shared at his aunt Diana’s together. Your smile and laughter will never be forgotten.
Prayers for the Family I was just thinking of him and the family a few days ago .so sorry for your lost
This is cousin patty beers marn checking in. I send my love and prayers and feel so sad over the loss too soon. I guess god needed him now. God must have needed a piano moved. Jason probably move that piano in no time. God takes prettiest flowers first. ??
My deepest condolences to Jason’s family. He was a good friend from childhood lots of good memories. He will be missed.
So sorry for your loss. Praying for all of you.
Very sorry to hear of the passing of Jason. Growing up in 3rd Ward I remember him around when we were playing sports at the playground. Peace be with Mickey and the rest of his family.
Always such a nice man, and good for laugh at work. So sorry for his young sons. Condolences to his family as well. Ronda
So sorry for your loss
So sorry to hear this ??????
My deepest sympathy to Jason’s family.
Deepest sympathy to Ray and the rest of his family.
My deepest convalescences to Ray, Linda, and the rest of the family. My God’s love and your memories of Jason help you through this time. You and your family are in my prayers.
Ray, Linda and family, so sorry to hear of your loss. Thinking of you and yours.
I am sorry for your loss. Good kid Leon Thomas
My heart n prayers go out the family. From 3rd Ward growing up, to Central Elementary and all high school. Many memories in our weeee days, fun times, football at playground, winter sled riding and several runs home before the street lights came on lol. You will be missed. Keep that smile and Fly High. Friends for life Meda Lawrence
My deepest sympathy to Jason’s family!!
Family and Friends of Jason C. Beers, Sr., May God comfort and support you in the time of your loss. Our prayers and thoughts are with you. “Let not your heart be troubled; ye believe in God, believe also in me. In my Father’s house are many mansions. If it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you unto myself; that where I am, there ye may be also.” John 14: 1 -3 May God Bless and Keep You, Lou, Susan and Bethany Slautterback
It’s a short life as children we all played in the alley in 3rd ward. Rip Sorry for your families loss
So sorry to hear of Jasons passing. He was a very nice guy. My condolenses to the family. RIP Jason
Wishing you peace to bring comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your hearts. Many prayers for all of you.
My deepest condolences to all the family who’s been delt such a shit hand n right after the holidays. That just stinks n I’m so incredibly Srry to each n every family member/:•fan zscrtiiI family friends coworkers who’s nmmi
My sincere condolences with the loss of Jason. He always had a smile on his face and had a kind word to share. My prayers are with you family and friends~Barb (Poole) McCarthy
Deepest sympathy to Ray and all Jason’s family and friends??
Started at Polk Center together, been good friends ever since. Still remember the Pink Floyd concert we went to in the mid nineties. RIP Jason. I’ll burn one for you.
My dad called me yesterday and told me of Jason’s passing. I immediately pictured him on the Franklin Knights football field pouring his heart out! I used to be Jason Beers in my backyard playing Oil City for the Championship! He played so hard and with such passion! That’s who I wanted to be when I got in highschool. He was always so kind to me eventhough I was always in the way at practices. He left an impression on me that I never forgot, and I’m positive he left similar impressions on many! God Bless everyone in his family!
So sorry to hear that you have lost your beloved son. Prayers of comfort for your family.
Jason was one of the first kids I met upon moving to Franklin as a kindergartner in 1980. Our fathers coached football together at FHS, and they brought each of us to practice….everyday. I spent MANY hours with Jason setting up the bags, filling water bottles, wrestling in the equipment room (he kicked my ass), and racing through the cones on the field (I kicked his ass). He was mischievous, but genuine. I always looked forward to the beginning of the season and double sessions because I got to hang out with Jason. His excitability as a kid followed him onto the football field as a teenager. Jason played with enthusiasm, always went hard, and wasn’t afraid to empty the bucket. I haven’t spoken w him in a long time, but he was one of my favorite teammates through the years. Rest In Peace Jason…
Gone way too soon. My condolences to the entire family. Have known jason since our very early teens. He was a great all around person. Always well liked. Have a lot of great, fun memories. Remember watching him play football in highschool. When he went over the edge at high banks right in front of me, one trout camp weekend. Flipping my dirt bike over onto himself. And all the many times out 4 wheelin, and getting stuck in the old jeeps. They will never be forgotten my friend. R.I.P.
Jason was one of the first kids I met upon moving to Franklin as a kindergartner in 1980. Our fathers coached football together at FHS and brought Jason and I to practice, everyday. I spent MANY hours with Jason setting up the bags, filling water bottles, and getting into trouble. He was fun, mischievous, and a genuine friend. His excitability as a kid followed him on the football field as a teen. Jason played with enthusiasm and was never afraid to empty the bucket when it came to his effort. He was one of my favorite teammates through the years. Rest In Peace Jason….
Jason will be fondly remembered and greatly missed. I extend my sincere condolences to the entire family. I have incredible memories of our times together as members of the Franklin football team. We also shared great memories off of the gridiron. Great friend and great person who always keep a smile. My prayers for the entire family in this time of sadness.
Ray, sorry to hear about the passing of your son. I never met him, but In reading the memories about him he sounds a lot like I remembered you in your youth. Don Walters
Jason was so kind to me and always spoke so politely and encouraged me with his words. My heart is saddened and I grieve for the Beers family. The Beers family has been a Blessing to the Walters family that goes way back! Coach Walters
I didn’t know Jason but his father and I go back to 2nd grade thru 12th. I feel for Ray’s loss along with Jason’s family. May God rest Jason’s soul.
We grew up a few houses away from each other, and I was left in charge of “babysitting” both Erica and you during the Summer Months. 🙂 Does not seem possible that you are gone! Way too young! I am so so sorry for all of the Family and Friends he has! 🙁 ????
I remember Jason as being a kind and polite young man. It saddens me that he passed so young. May the Lord bless him in Heaven. -Shelly Walters