MEMORIES OF JARED Danny Dawson: 5/2010: I miss ya buddy, I still remember that camp out we went to at Pine View reservoir, it's one of my best memories of you. Julie Wilson (Jared’s maternal Grandmother) 5/2010: Memories of Jared: So many flood my mind. I remember "baby buddha" who did not fit into his blessing outfit. We stuffed him into it as if he were a sausage. I remember him being "all boy"-very tough, but tender-hearted, JerBear. I remember walking (running) the halls of PCMC as Alexa was in the hospital. He did not have a soft "hospital" voice. He was very loquacious and had an opinion about everything. he was so bright and wanted to know, absorbing and remembering everything he was exposed to. He loved baseball and had a natural talent for the game. Andrew Lund, who practiced a lot, said that Jared was as good as he was. He wanted to do well at golf but was frustrated with the game. I am so glad that he was able to ride in Brent Watson's small plane, go on a hot air balloon ride, visit Moab, Zion's Canyon, Arches, and Yellowstone Park. He loved nature. He loved to talk as into buying things for him (usually expensive things) and grandma was a real softie and usually gave in. The veil was very thin for Jared. He had many experiences. I know that stepping through the veil was a natural thing. I am comforted to know that he is in a familiar place. The love I have for him is deep and eternal. Earthly memories are precious but I think that if we could remember our pre-earth existence, there would be an unlimited memory of time together and experiences we shared there. I am comforted to know that this relationship will continue and grow even more in the eternities. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to remember. Todd Wilson (Jared’s maternal uncle): 5/2010: Hi Julianne, I remember how kind Jared was to our children. Whenever he would come down to visit with Grandma they loved to play with him. He would always put them first, and help them share with each other. I remember him being very humble and self-effacing as he would interact with all of us. He's a great example that we'll always remember. Love, Todd