Birth date: Mar 28, 1972 Death date: Aug 22, 2020
On August 22, 2020, Jason Randall Brumley passed away peacefully at his home in Seabrook, TX at the age of 48. He was born on March 28,1972 in Charleston, SC and grew up in Pasadena, TX. He graduated from Deer Park High School in Read Obituary
There's no way his life can be summed up in a few paragraphs, there is way too much!
How do you describe Jason Brumley to someone who didn’t know him? The only phrase that comes to mind..“Hell on Wheels”.
For most of us, we didn’t see Jason in a wheelchair, once you go to know him it was like it wasn’t even there, except when you got in a little trouble.
With Jason you tried to avoid trouble, especially when you knew you have to get his butt in the car, break down his wheelchair, get that in the car, and get out of dodge. Believe me, we tried it, sober at that.
Don’t take hell on wheels the wrong way, Jason never really got into trouble, maybe a predicament here or there, he was just trying to have a good time with his friends. He lived life on his own terms, fearless and headstrong. He was never afraid to speak his mind; you always knew where you stood with him.
Jason had a deep love for his family and his nephew Wyatt, who he’d brag on in every conversation. He loved his friends and his passions like concerts and Indy racing, and was always looking for a way to go to the next event.
He had such a big heart; never met a stranger and always greeted you with a smile, a laugh and maybe a witty taunt. Man did he love to joke and laugh.
Finally, in all the years I knew him, I cannot recall hearing Jason complain about his disability, on the contrary, it worked to his advantage. If you had ever been to a concert with Jason, you have probably seen a beautiful girl, a complete stranger riding in his lap. “Why walk when you can ride”.
That was typical Jason.
We love you and we will see you again my friend, until then, I will miss you.
I became friends with Jason in High School. We lived in the same cul-de-sac, and he was one of the first friends I made in Houston. I have SO many great memories of him...going to shows, listening to albums, watching movies, and just sitting around cutting up with him. We lost touch after High School, but had recently gotten back in touch thanks to Facebook. I had hoped we would have the opportunity to hang out again, but the pandemic nixed that. I hate that I missed out on so many years, but I will forever cherish the memories I have. He was fearless, funny, and loyal. Rest in Power, my friend. Heaven is a more rocking place with you in it!
Truly saddened by this. Memories of rock shows will live on. Rest Easy, buddy.
My deepest condolences to all of the family and tons of friends.
I have been so impressed by Jason's accomplishment all his life. What a remarkable young man. Aunt Nancy has him now. My prayers and thoughts are with the family.
