Jason Aaron Franck

October 9, 1981 - August 17, 2008
Jason Aaron Franck

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Jason Aaron Franck, 26, lost his battle with drug and alcohol addiction on Sunday August 17, 2008, a battle he had fought for many years.

He leaves behind a loving and devoted family including: his mother Melody A. Franck; sister Trudy Wingfield; brothers Darin Franck and Shaun Franck; grandmother Carolyn Pride; great-grandmother Madeline Carter; aunts Betty Jean Giragosian; Robin Fortier; Theresa Starkman.

Jason had such a big heart and touched so many before and during his battle. He has left a lasting impression upon many in his journey and we hope the good times will never be forgotten. Jason deeply appreciated everything that was done to help him with his battle, and his family is forever grateful. He is finally at peace.

We, the family, hope that by openly telling you about Jason’s struggle we can possibly help save someone else’s life. If you are struggling with an addiction or know someone who is, please don’t be afraid to reach out for help. It is never too late.

A memorial service will be held at East West Legacy Pavilion in Woodlake on Thursday, August 21st at 11am.

In lieu of flowers donations can be given to Hope House ATTN: Jason Franck Memorial Fund, 10 Henry St. Wilmington NC 28405.

Wilmington Burial and Cremation Service 1535 S. 41st Street Wilmington, NC 28403. 910.701.9099


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  • August 20, 2008
    Jason's Family says:
    August 20, 2008 To everyone who has expressed their condolences for Jason, we are grateful. We love him more than words can ever express. For every heart and soul we have touched, we are overjoyed. Jason would be very proud that he has done good in this world, and possibly saved someones life. We will be contacting everyone that we have information for by next week. We need to get through the next few days. For everyone who has left an entry, you are in our thoughts, prayers and hearts. Thank you. Jason's Family

  • August 26, 2008
    Michelle Znotens says:
    Dear Melody, I was so sorry to hear about Jason.I will keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers.Mel just remember that you are a wonderful person and you could not have done anymore to help the son you loved so much. Love ya Michelle

  • August 24, 2008
    Scott Richards says:
    I am so sorry for your pain and grief. The powerlessness that took Jason is a wicked thing that no human power can remove. God has a special place for him as he loves addicts. I know you are all a strong family and together you will remember the good times and take care of each other.

  • August 20, 2008
    Austin Day says:
    Jason was cool. The last time I saw Jason him and grandma took me and carter fishing. We caught a huge turtle and we went riding around the lake on the boat. He was funny. He talked to my sister when she was sad because she was not allowed to go with my mom and shaun when they got married. He made her feel better. We will miss him. We are thinking about grandma. Love: Austin

  • August 20, 2008
    Barbara and Paul Carr says:
    I did not know Jason personally, but did know his father and grandparents. Betty Jean and Haiki, we are so sorry to hear about this tragedy and our hearts and prayers go out to all the family. You can take peace that he is in a better place now enjoying eternal life without the inner turmoil of any addiction. I hope for all the family to hold on to your faith and keep all the good memories close to your heart. Barbara and Paul Carr (neighbors and friends of Betty Jean and Haiki)