Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

As Christmas 2005 approaches, we can't help but think of Jason, and how he enjoyed this time of year. Reflecting on past years, his smiling face and laughter made Christmas special each year. He enjoyed this time of year from holiday decorations to exchanging gifts with people he loved so dear. Most important to him was spending precoius moments with family and friends.
Even though Jason could not be here, he is still close by our side as Jesus is. Though it's hard for us to understand, Jesus had this plan. He took Jason to be at home with Him. Jesus blessed us with a precoius angel to remind us that he is still here. Jayden reminds us all of how special her Daddy was, from her laughter to her smile, and as she grows more like him every day. So as our hearts are heavy, but our memories are still sweet we say to Jason Merry Christmas and we will see you again someday.

Merry Christmas Daddy,
We Miss You
Love, Joni and Jayden
12/25/05

December 25, 2005

Fluff, It is Dec. 24, 2005 I just wanted to wish you and Jesus a Merry Christmas.

December 24, 2005

JAYDEN RECENTLY RECEIVED A SPECIAL GIFT IN MEMORY OF HER DADDY,DEPUTY JASON SCOTT BY THE TELLICO VILLAGE WOODCRAFTERS.AS I WATCHED THIS PRECIOUS LITTLE GIRL SMILING AND PLAYING THOUGHTS OF THE TIMES MY PATH HAD CROSSED JASON'S CAME TO MIND. I COULD SEE HIM REFLECTED IN HER MANNERISM'S ESPECIALLY THAT SWEET SMILE.AS I WATCHED HER INTERACT WITH HER MOM AND GRANDPARENTS, I SAW IN THEIR EYES A WISH FOR WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN. I HEARD SOMEONE ASK JASON'S DAD "ARE YOU ALL THE GRANDPARENTS" AS THEY RESPONDED YES WITH A SMILE I WAS REMINDED ONCE AGAIN HOW GOD GIVES US BLESSINGS IN TIMES OF TRAGEDY. JASON'S WIFE,DAUGHTER,FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SUFFERED A GREAT LOSS WITH HIS DEATH.HOWEVER GOD HAS BLESSED US ALL WITH A WONDERFUL PART OF JASON IN THIS BEAUTIFUL LITTLE GIRL.

JASON,
THANK YOU FOR THE SACRIFICE YOU MADE FOR YOUR COMMUNITY.YOUR LITTLE GIRL IS BEAUTIFUL AND LOOKS ALOT LIKE HER DADDY.

December 18, 2005

Jason, it's hard to believe it's coming up on two years. I still think about you often and smile. You were a pleasure to know. To Joni, Jayden and rest of the family: I'm mobilized with the military so I will probably miss Jasons memorial service. I'm sorry I won't be there. Jason, say Hi to Matt Rittenhouse for me. You are still missed. Watch over us.

Trooper Jim Dalton
Tennessee Highway Patrol

December 12, 2005

I miss you fluff.

deputy l c s d

December 1, 2005

Jason, I daily go to your reflections site to read the continuous messages of those that knew you personally and those that only knew you through the news reports. I wish everyone reading through these reflections could have known of all your funny and loving things you did, and the daily life you led as a loving Christian. I was so proud of you then and now. I love you and wish I could have had one of those wonderful hugs on your 26th birthday, 11/18/05! MOM

November 27, 2005

I just watched the video from the dash camera when your fellow Officers were trying to save you. The bravery shown by the Loudon County Sheriff's Department and all the agencies involved on March 12, 2004 will never be forgotten. God Bless you Deputy Scott for your service and for making the ultimate sacrifice.

Detective Lacey Carvin
Giddings Police Department , Texas

November 26, 2005

HAPPY LATE BIRTHDAY I LOVE YOU AND I MISS YOU REST IN PEACE MY BROTHER IN BLUE

DEPUTY JOHN WILSON
LCSD

November 19, 2005

Jason,

Happy Birthday to our Brother In Blue!

Cpl. Teresa Smith
Loudon County, TN. Sheriff Dept.

November 17, 2005

Just a reminder.. that He is still not forgotten.. God Bless you all!!!

Kenny

October 6, 2005

Jason i was just sitting here searching the internet for whatever came up and you crossed my mind. I and all your friends here in Loudon sadly miss you and all that you brought to our lives. Your daughter is a picture of you and will always be. She knows her dad is the HERO. Until we meet again. You'll never be forgotten.

Patrolman Michael (Earl) Smith
Loudon Police Department

July 14, 2005

Jason, I sat here this afternoon looking at new clips of Officer's that have been killed in the line of duty. I saw the in car cam of your partners from that day. I took me back to a night almost one year ago when I could not save my dear partner. I know how your co-workers and family are feeling, but please let them all know they are not alone. We are all one big family and you will always be a hero in our book. I know that you have met Brian and Duke up there, and I know that you all are watching over us. Please know that you are missed here and I will keep you in my thoughts EVERYDAY as I do Brian and Duke.

P.O. Rollhauser
Baltimore City PD

June 20, 2005

Dear Miss Joni,'

Mr Jason was a good cop. Cops arent bad, they help people, and Mr Jason helped alot of people. My mommy says he was nice, and she didnt know him much, but she cried when he got killed. My brother wants to be a policeman when he grows up, and said its cause policemans are heors and help people and make us safe. Mr Jason is an angel in heaven like me baby sister is. my mommys parents are angels too. So we gots lots of angels in Loudon. I say prayers to jesus for your dotter, mr Jason is watching her. he loves you both, i know this cause i talk to jesus everynight, and he lisens to me cause im good and love him.
mr jesus, watch out for mr jasons family, cause they miss him, and let me jason keep a eye on em so he can be happy nowing that he is still in thir heaerts, and make sure he hugs my sissy for me too, just till i can do it myself someday.
Lindsey Towne, Loudon Elementary School

Lindsey Towne
Kid in Loudon

May 4, 2005

I met Jason when serving Jury Duty. He stood with the Jurors on the Grated Iron Balcony of the Old Courthouse as we took a break for air (some for smoking). I am terribly afraid of heights, and he snickered about my nervousness. We had a good laugh that day, and for once, I looked down without a panick. Upon another encounter, he once again, made a joke, and gave me a smile on a day I really needed one. I didnt know personally, but worked with some of his close friends, and was saddened the day he passed. Now his beautiful baby girl is growing into a tiny reflection of him, and joni is doing a wonderful job.
I am proud to live in Loudon, where officers like Jason are ready to give a smile, or exchange a greeting.
Jason Scott will never be forgotten, even by those who never knew him, or just exchanged greetings like I did.
May God always Bless those nearest and dearest to Jason, and God Bless ALL officers, here to serve their communities with stern-ness, and compassion.

Sabrina S
Loudon Resident

May 4, 2005

I did not know Jason Scott personally, but I say a prayer every night, for the ones who keep us safe. It doesn't matter to me, or my family, whether we know the people we pray for, or not.

I was a law enforcement officer for many years. I chose to leave it behind, so I could watch my daughter grow up. I know my wife and daughter worried, when I was on the street, but they never failed to support me. I will continue to pray for your family, and friends.

May God bless the Scott family, and all the men and women that keep us safe.

Director Richard Carr
TN Dept. of Human Services/ Investigations

April 27, 2005

I never had the pleasure of meeting Deputy Scott but I mourn his loss--East Tennessee lost another hero. Deputy Jason Scott's sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Sergeant Joe Perkins, Jr.
University of Tennessee Police

April 5, 2005

HAPPY EASTER JASON

March 27, 2005

You have been gone a year today and we are remembering your
tremendous sacrifice with great
sorrow. May God continue to heal
your family and loved ones. With
love from one coast of America to the other.
Lynn Kole
Washington State

March 13, 2005

Jason,
It has been a year. We were blessed to see Jayden, today, at your memorial service. She is a beautiful baby girl and you can't look at her without seeing you in her eyes. You will never be forgotten.

Cpl. Teresa Smith
Loudon County Sheriff Dept.

March 12, 2005

I was the Commander of the Maryille Police Department SWAT Team that responded to assist the LCSO one year ago today, when Jason was taken from us. Our Depatrment will never forget Jason, and the sacrifice he made to our community. Our thoughts and prayers always remain with his family.

Sergeant Chris Tuck
Maryville Police Department

March 12, 2005

3-12-2005 ONE YEAR TO THE DATE BUT STILL NOT FORGOTTEN I AM STILL REMINDED OF THAT DAY I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU FLUFF AND WILL SEE YOU AGIAN ONEDAY TILL THEN I WILL TRY MY BEST TO WALK IN YOUR SHOES SMILING AND DOING THE BEST THAT I CAN TREATING EVERYONE WITH THE RESPECT THAT YOU GAVE TO ANYONE YOU CAME INCONTACT WITH UNTILL THEN GOD BLESS AND GOD SPEED MY BROTHER INBLUE AND FRIEND WE LOVE AND MISS YOU

DEPUTY
LCSD

March 12, 2005

I didnt know jason i only knew of the curcumstances by pc .
im sure he's as busy as he ever was up there and when i pass over i hope theres still good people like him to look after us xxxxxxxxxxxx

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March 4, 2005

OUR PRAYERS WILL BE WITH THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF DEPUTY JASON SCOTT AS WE APPROACH THE ONE YEAR MARK OF HIS DEATH (3-12-04).HE HAS AND WILL BE MISSED BY ALL OF US HERE IN GREENBACK.

FIREFIGHTER WAYNE BALDWIN
GREENBACK FIRE DEPARTMENT (SOUTH EAST LOUDON COUNTY)

March 3, 2005

Gone but certainly never forgotten.
God bless you and your family.

Jennifer Waters
Wife of Mike Waters, West Memphis PD, EOW 9-11-03

March 2, 2005

my reflection is that of a person who wonderes why people think it so easy to take a life....a life that is there only to help ...he only did his job and he lost his life for it im sure he will be carring on the good work where he is now xxxxxxrebekah ,uk.

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February 24, 2005