Fund for Jason Aldrich" J Hippy "

Jason was a creative , happy, caring young man that shined where ever he was. He loved God ,his boys, his family and all he knew . He never said a bad word about anyone and forgave even the unforgivable. To sum up his story seems impossible, he lived life to the fullest experienced so much in such a short time. He was an old man in a young body. He served in the Army Reserves , he was born in Fla. and spent most of his childhood in Virginia , and met the mother of his children in Indiana where his 2 boys were born. I am not sure how he went on day to day smiling like he did. He had struggles but always pulled through. He touched so many and never knew a stranger. He loved to wear inspirational bracelets and gave them out as he saw hurt in others and other peoples hurt was top on his list. As a boy he was the one in the doorway in the middle of the night when his siblings were sick asking what can I get you momma . Later he jokingly said I just didn't want to get sick! lol He was one of 6 boys and had a sister he adored .I am raising his 2 little boys Ethan and Jaden 5&8 yrs. old, that bring me to 7 boys!! They miss him so very much. Telling them both that they're daddy is no longer with us was the hardest thing we have done and hope to ever do. They think he is in heaven eating sour candy in colors not here on earth and saying Oh my look at this one I wish I could give that one to my boys! Jason loved candy as does Jaden. His dream was to be a famous rapper and was talented beyond measure with his ability to write and free style.He said it was not for the money but he loved music that much. The lyrics were hard to listen to sometimes and of course he protected his momma from that best he could. But they were real, and he showed everyone how this white "boi " could hang with the best. He was very involved with the homeless community and understood their struggles and would give the shirt off his back and did. He loved to read and write and loved birds and stars . Even in his struggles he understood Gods master plan and was very spiritual. Even animals could sense him as a gentle person and approached him as if they knew him. I still feel the need to take care of him. Please help me do the last thing I can do for him by donating to this fund to help me give him the burial he deserves. He is my prince and a child of God. God bless you! You drop or mail donations to any Chesapeake Bank ,account number 64446496 Zina Stokes. Please if you do not know the Lord or you need prayer and comfort in dealing with this loss email [email redacted]. Address for condolence cards can be sent to 2644 John Tyler Hwy. Williamsburg Va. 23185.