Jason Leggett-Wilson
Jason Leggett-Wilson, 35, left this beautiful earth on October 1, 2021. He was a resident of League City, TX.
Jason will forever be missed by his wife, Brittany, and two precious daughters Ariel (6) and Meredith (4). He is also survived by parents Tahana Wilson and Tim Wilson, birth mother Connie Garnto, sister Shannon Deanan and husband Chris, his nieces Alyssa Sealy and Charlotte Leggett-Wilson, nephew Nicholas Sealy, mother in law, Elizabeth Smalley, father in law Greg Chappell, sister in law Cailyn Chappell, and brother in law Nicholas Smalley. Three dogs and three cats miss their morning coffee and nighttime movie buddy. He was preceded in death by his beloved grandparents, his favorite feisty dog, Samson, and recently departed guardian dog, Layla. Countless cousins, friends, co-workers, and neighbors are also mourning him.
Jason was a long term employee of SGS where his work ethic set the bar for all who met him.
Jason will always be remembered for the light, passion, and humor that he brought to this world. He is the other half of his wife’s heart and soul and a perfect father. He was the rock of his family, and he went above and beyond in everything that he did. He never hesitated to help a person or animal in need. Over the past several years he and Brittany participated in frequent fitness events including running their first marathon together and striking up a love for triathlons. Animals have been a regular part of their lives together, and Jason helped to heal and rehabilitate several foster pets. Jason also enjoyed brewing his own beer, martial arts, traveling, music, and trying new hobbies. He could always find a way to conquer a challenge. He was never ashamed to put on a costume or crown, have his nails painted, and have a princess tea party or dance off just to see his two baby girls smile.
Prayer was a daily part of his life, and heaven has gained the most amazing angel.
Visitation will be at St. Bernadette Catholic Church on El Camino Real in Houston, TX at 10:30 am. A funeral mass will follow at 11:00 am. Private burial will occur at a later date.
Jason strongly believed in charity and donations, so in lieu of flowers please consider making a donation to the St. Bernadette Christian Action.
My forever love. I miss you more than words can say. Your soul is resting but you also took mine with you. Thank you for such a beautiful life.
He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
There was no better friend, father and husband. Jason will be so truly missed as he always brought a smile to every room. We love him and his family. He always joked with those around him no matter the event. He knew how to laugh and enjoy life to the fullest.
My condolences, as most, I am still in shock. Rest easy my friend. Prayers of peace and understanding for your wife, children, family and friends. This world was much better with you present.
My heart is broken, you were my childhood friend, im so very thankful for the countless memories always laughing always joking with me, that will make me smile and last a lifetime. My prayers go out with Brittany and the girls. So so proud to have known you, until we meet again my friend.
My husband Jeffrey and I, who journeyed with Jason through RCIA, are absolutely heartbroken at this news. We were honored to get to know Jason, and I was blessed to be able to watch Ariel and Meredith in the church nursery. We are so saddened and are praying for you all. Jason was kind, sincere, and easy to talk to, and our lives were made better by knowing him.
Heaven has been sent a beautiful angel. Always happy and kind Jason lit up every room. I know he will be protecting his amazing wife and beautiful children from above. He will be greatly missed by every life he touched.
I had the pleasure of being on the RCIA team as Jason made his journey to the sacraments. He never hesitated saying what was on his mind or in his heart. While shocked and saddened as I received the news of his death, I rejoiced as I remembered the last time I saw him at St. Bernadette. He caught me after mass and after chit-chatting a while and preparing to part, he said he wanted to give me a hug, but didn’t know if it was the proper COVID protocol. I got the hug. Protocol be damned!
We are all saddened and will all miss Mr. Wilson. I will especially miss his dry wit and jokes… He always had a smile and a kind word. Know that we are all here for you should you need one of us and when the girls are with us, we will care for them as if they were our own.
Britney, my sincere condolences to you and the entire family, your departed angel will live in you and your daughters and will never be forgotten. I wish we had met him and your beautiful family.
So very sorry for your loss. Please give our condolences to Ariel and Meredith from Rikka Nied.
My condolences to Jason’s wife and kids. Rest in peace my friend as you will be greatly missed. I am still in shock as I had just saw Jason in the office the day before he passed. Thank you Jason for getting me interested in homebrewing and passing on knowledge and tips to making a good home brew beer over the years.