Our hearts are beyond heavy for the sudden and tragic loss of our family member, Jordan Jamison-Penrose.  His physical body gave out on him on 8/6/2019, but his heart and soul are with Jesus.  Our family is in need of assistance for proper services for him as we didn't expect him to leave us or this world so early.  We are praying to have services for him on what would have been his 20th birthday on 8/24/19.  We need help from others in order to make the celebration of his life happen.  Jordan was a joyful and loving person that made an impression on anyone that he met along his short journey in life.  He never let his disabilities detour him from his passions in life or from having big dreams of being in the NFL.  He loved his family and having meaningful conversations with anyone he came in contact with each and every day of his life.  He was bigger than life itself and feel it was a privelege and honor to have had him in our lives.  Our hope is to raise enough money for a proper service and to include all of those who have ever had the opportunity to witness his true passion for life.  He was the most talkative, joyful and happy young man we've ever had the pleasure of being around.  He loved his family, sports, dogs, and the hope that he would one day be a grown up living on his own so everyone would be proud of him.  We will always hold Jordon AKA Bubba AKA Jogi Bear AKA Jo Jo AKA OG Ganker close to our hearts and he will never be forgotten.  We are in need of donations as soon as you are able to provide as we plan to use all proceeds in a manner that will benefit Jordan.   We are grateful to anyone that finds it in their heart to donate what they can to help in any way they can.  Anyone who would like to join us in the Celebration of his Life are  welcome on 8/24/19 at Chapel of the Chimes.  All information on times will be forthcoming.  We appreciate your kindness of giving, in advance, and look forward to having you present on his final resting day!
All funeral arrangements, including proceeds raised, are being handled by his Aunt Tracie and Uncle Nate while his parents mourn the loss of their son.