1986
Jason
2015
Jason Ryan Ebenkamp
December 19, 1986 — June 28, 2015
Jason Ryan Ebenkamp rode into Heaven on his dirt bike on June 28, 2015.
His life will be celebrated Thursday afternoon at 4:00 PM at Family Life Church. Pastor Dale Travis will officiate.
Jason bound into the lives of his parents Allen and Jill and that of his older brother Blake on December 19, 1986. To say that he hit the ground running would be an understatement. He was an adventurer from the get go and continued that throughout his life. His passions were many, there was golf, his jeep, his snow board, his dirt bike and the mountain bike, but not a single one compared to the passion he had for his family especially his son. Jason’s world revolved around his love for his son Mason.
His smile; it was the first thing people noticed about Jason, that along with his unpretentious good looks that lit up a room. It was his presence that allowed him to form lifelong friendships that he treasured and to have success as a territory manager for Ditch Witch. He touched the lives of many and left a lasting impression of everyone who met him. Jason lived life, he lived it fearlessly.
He was preceded in death by an uncle Kurt Louvier and his grandfather, Grampa Ebie and a grandmother, Peggy Sue Dillion.
He is survived by his parents, Allen and Jill Ebenkamp of Canyon, his precious son, Mason; his brother, Blake and his wife Lori of Irving, TX; his grandparents, Max Louvier and his wife Betty McCoy of Pampa; Mary Ann Ebenkamp of Pampa; and many loving aunts, uncles and cousins
The family will receive visitors at the Schooler Funeral Home, 4100 South Georgia, tonight from 6:00 PM until 7PM.
The family suggests that memorial donations be made “In loving memory of Jason Ebenkamp” to gofundme.com/ebenkamp
His life will be celebrated Thursday afternoon at 4:00 PM at Family Life Church. Pastor Dale Travis will officiate.
Jason bound into the lives of his parents Allen and Jill and that of his older brother Blake on December 19, 1986. To say that he hit the ground running would be an understatement. He was an adventurer from the get go and continued that throughout his life. His passions were many, there was golf, his jeep, his snow board, his dirt bike and the mountain bike, but not a single one compared to the passion he had for his family especially his son. Jason’s world revolved around his love for his son Mason.
His smile; it was the first thing people noticed about Jason, that along with his unpretentious good looks that lit up a room. It was his presence that allowed him to form lifelong friendships that he treasured and to have success as a territory manager for Ditch Witch. He touched the lives of many and left a lasting impression of everyone who met him. Jason lived life, he lived it fearlessly.
He was preceded in death by an uncle Kurt Louvier and his grandfather, Grampa Ebie and a grandmother, Peggy Sue Dillion.
He is survived by his parents, Allen and Jill Ebenkamp of Canyon, his precious son, Mason; his brother, Blake and his wife Lori of Irving, TX; his grandparents, Max Louvier and his wife Betty McCoy of Pampa; Mary Ann Ebenkamp of Pampa; and many loving aunts, uncles and cousins
The family will receive visitors at the Schooler Funeral Home, 4100 South Georgia, tonight from 6:00 PM until 7PM.
The family suggests that memorial donations be made “In loving memory of Jason Ebenkamp” to gofundme.com/ebenkamp
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