Jason Comoletti passed away in a car accident Wednesday, June 14th shortly after leaving work. He was a funny, athletic, and respectful young man who's life was ended much too soon.
Jason loved playing basketball, especially on the outdoor courts behind Bourne's Community building. Friends of Jason's had brought up the idea of getting these courts named after him, so we've started a petition in hopes of making this happen! He played on the courts the very first day they opened with his twin brother Adam (pictured), and has been playing there ever since.
Please sign this petition so we can make this happen in Jason's honor!
- Allison
Updates
Reached 1,000 supporters
June 18, 2017
Reached 100 supporters
June 17, 2017
June 15, 2017
We are approaching the one thousand signature mark which is the threshold required for the Parks Department to officially review our proposal. Please direct your contacts to the petition link immediately so we can finalize the formal request paperwork for the board.
221 Comments
Jason loved to play basketball I always asked my sister,Jason's mother where is he tonight the usual answer that I received was shooting hops at the basketball court as it was his passion.
We think it's a great idea to name the basketball court in Jason's name. Our grandson along with many of Jasons friends play there on a regular basis. Great idea
Jason was a great kid. Funny, respectful. He was a friend and classmate of my daughter and a friend and teammate of my son. I can't think of a better way to remember him than by naming the court after him. He spent endless hours there doing what he loved most.
I didn't know Jason but I've read some inspiring stories about him the last few days. I hope the court can serve as a remembrance to his spirit.
It would be a wonderful thing for community to have this court name after Jason. If it's going to give our young people a sense of Pride to have the court named after Jason then why not.
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Comoletti was an amazing individual, it still hurts my heart and hasn't fully hit that he is not with us anymore. Like many I was with him during his time in the navy and he was always smiling and had a huge heart with an extreme sense of loyalty. I send prayers to his family and I know he will look after all of us. Rip my brother
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Jason Comoletti passed away in a car accident Wednesday, June 14th shortly after leaving work. He was a funny, athletic, and respectful young man who's life was ended much too soon.
Jason loved playing basketball, especially on the outdoor courts behind Bourne's Community building. Friends of Jason's had brought up the idea of getting these courts named after him, so we've started a petition in hopes of making this happen! He played on the courts the very first day they opened with his twin brother Adam (pictured), and has been playing there ever since.
Please sign this petition so we can make this happen in Jason's honor!
- Allison
Updates
Reached 1,000 supporters
June 18, 2017
Reached 100 supporters
June 17, 2017
June 15, 2017
We are approaching the one thousand signature mark which is the threshold required for the Parks Department to officially review our proposal. Please direct your contacts to the petition link immediately so we can finalize the formal request paperwork for the board.
221 Comments
As a mother of a young 19 yr old son myself I cannot imaging the suffering the friends and family of Jason are going through. To honor Jason with naming the courts he so loved and used from day one can help them during this time of loss. His family would be proud and it gives such a tragedy a little less weight on the community as a whole.
Jason loved to play basketball I always asked my sister,Jason's mother where is he tonight the usual answer that I received was shooting hops at the basketball court as it was his passion.
We think it's a great idea to name the basketball court in Jason's name. Our grandson along with many of Jasons friends play there on a regular basis. Great idea
Jason was a great kid. Funny, respectful. He was a friend and classmate of my daughter and a friend and teammate of my son. I can't think of a better way to remember him than by naming the court after him. He spent endless hours there doing what he loved most.
I didn't know Jason but I've read some inspiring stories about him the last few days. I hope the court can serve as a remembrance to his spirit.
It would be a wonderful thing for community to have this court name after Jason. If it's going to give our young people a sense of Pride to have the court named after Jason then why not.
من یک پرستارم و اعتراض دارم
Comoletti was an amazing individual, it still hurts my heart and hasn't fully hit that he is not with us anymore. Like many I was with him during his time in the navy and he was always smiling and had a huge heart with an extreme sense of loyalty. I send prayers to his family and I know he will look after all of us. Rip my brother
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As a mother of a young 19 yr old son myself I cannot imaging the suffering the friends and family of Jason are going through. To honor Jason with naming the courts he so loved and used from day one can help them during this time of loss. His family would be proud and it gives such a tragedy a little less weight on the community as a whole.