Help Support Jason “Biscuit” Headen’s Family in Their Time of Unimaginable Loss

If you’re here, you likely already know Jason “Biscuit” Headen — the man with the larger than life laugh, the big heart, and the gift for making everyone around him feel like family. Today, we’re asking for your love, your prayers, and your support as his family faces one of the hardest moments imaginable.

Jason is currently in the ICU, fighting for his life. Doctors and Nurses have done everything they can, but we are preparing for the reality that his time with us may be coming to an end. It’s the kind of heartbreak you never think will land on your own doorstep — until it does.

His family is overwhelmed with grief, medical decisions, and the enormous emotional and financial pressures that come with critical illness and sudden loss. No one should have to make impossible choices and worry about how they’re going to pay for time off work, transportation, lodging, meals, medical bills, and the costs that follow when a loved one passes, more importantly at the holidays. And yet, that is exactly the position they’re in.

Jason has always been someone who showed up — for friends, for family, for community. Now it’s our turn to show up for him. At Eastern Randolph, he is an UNFORGETTABLE member of the Class of 2005.

How You Can Help

We’re challenging everyone who knew Jason, laughed with him, loved him, or was touched by his spirit in any way to contribute — even if it’s just a few dollars. Truly. Five or ten dollars may feel small on its own, but together, those tiny acts of kindness stack up into something powerful. Something healing.

Every donation will go directly to supporting Jason’s family through:

• Emergency expenses while he is in the ICU

• Lost wages during this crisis

• Travel, food, and lodging for family at his bedside

• Memorial and end-of-life arrangements

• Stabilizing the household during an emotionally crushing time

Why This Matters

Families don’t get time to prepare for tragedies like this. They just get pulled into the storm and try to stay standing. Helping them isn’t just about money — it’s about giving them breathing room, dignity, and the space to grieve without being buried under financial weight.

Jason deserves that. His family deserves that. And we, as his community, can make that possible.

A Final Word

If Jason ever made you laugh, lifted your spirits, or simply made a day brighter just by being himself — please consider giving. No amount is too small. And if you can’t donate, sharing this page means the world.

Let’s honor “Biscuit” the way he lived — with generosity, love, and laughter.

Thank you for caring. Thank you for giving. Thank you for showing up.