Jason Michael Lindsey was known as a loving father, a dependable provider, and someone you could always count on. He carried himself with a good heart, a steady presence, and a way of making people feel safe, seen, and supported. Whether you needed advice, peace in a tense moment, or just a good laugh, Jason showed up.
He loved his family deeply and never hesitated to say it. His pride and joy were his children: Akela Lindsey, Jeremiah Pete Lindsey, and Jaelah Lindsey. Everything he did was rooted in providing for them and setting an example of strength, loyalty, and love.
Jason was proud of his Hawaiian heritage, and he carried the values of family, respect, and connection in the way he lived and loved. He came from a strong, rooted family and embodied loyalty, reliability, and warmth. A former paddler and MMA fighter, he lived with discipline and resilience. He later poured that same drive into starting his own business and working hard to build a life he was proud of. He loved his new Ford F-150, his Costco chicken bake, and he never hid his loyalty as a die-hard Sharks fan, Warriors fan, and #1 Raiders fan. Jason was always a good time - a peace maker, advice giver, role model, and someone people depended on.
His passing was sudden and unexpected, leaving our family heartbroken as we try to navigate this difficult transition. Because of these circumstances, this fund has been created to help cover funeral and memorial expenses, as well as to support his children during this incredibly difficult time.
Any donation or share is deeply appreciated. Every contribution will go toward ensuring Akela, Jeremiah, and Jaelah have continued care, stability, and support as they move forward, carrying their father’s love and legacy with them always.
With aloha, we thank you for your love, prayers, and generosity. Your ho‘okupu - whether given through donation, sharing, or holding our family in your thoughts - is deeply appreciated as we honor Jason’s life and care for his children.
Organizer and beneficiary
Ann Lindsey
Beneficiary





