Jason Little Army Ranger Funeral Expenses

This world has truly lost one of the "Great Ones". Jason R. Little, 42 passed away suddenly on 3 January 2023 at his home in Washington State.

"The Goose", his wife Sherri L. Little of 20 years needs help covering funeral costs. This is one of the last things Little would have wanted; 1. Putting his personal info on the Internet and 2. asking others for money. Considering he's my Brother of over 22 years and I'd rather respect all his wishes, it just goes to show how much "The Goose" needs financial help getting Jason Little back to his home state of Indiana and all the costs associated with the Funeral and Burial.

As of now getting Jason back to Indiana (permits, flight, etc) we are up to $4,000. Then once in Indiana Funeral and Burial(everything this all entails) can run up to $26,000, for a total of approximately $30,000. Any and all additional funds will be dispersed to a Veteran's Charity of the Little Families choosing.

There isn't enough time or space to list the long list of accomplishments this American Hero has contributed to his Ranger Buddies and the country that Jason loved very much. He spent the better part of his adult life giving his life in one capacity or another serving his country.

It started in 2001 when he enlisted to join the Army and become an Army Ranger with 2d Ranger Battalion 2/75 in Ft. Lewis, Wa. Jason was called to serve the country in 5 separate combat deployments to Afghanistan. He served honorably from 2001-2005. He then pursued a career in Private Security that would take him to Iraq for numerous years and eventually Jason would find himself doing ship security off the coast of Somalia. During Hurricane Katrina, he went to New Orleans and stayed for almost a year to help with the cleanup.

In between all of this, he somehow found the time to enroll in Central Oregon Community to pursue his Fixed Wing license. He was also an Instructor/Student Black Belt and learned NSI Worden Defense Systems under Kelly Worden, who he respectfully referred to as "Datu".

Those of us who know Jason know he had the biggest "heart of gold" and no matter the situation he was there for his Ranger Buddies and Family. Now it would be great if we can come together for his family in their time of need.

The funds will go to Jason's parents Jim and Tedra Little in Indiana who are handling the arrangements there, any funds exceeding the funeral, transportation, and burial costs will be donated to a veterans organization.