Jason Scott Husband

Jase the Ace,
What a wonderful, fun and positive human you are. So many of my best memories have you in them. School holidays at Nana's, Christmases at Omaha and camping with the possums at our place. Your smile has always been so bright even when you were little and just had two giant PK shaped teeth and a reverse mullet. I loved your scrappy competitive spirit and that fearless attitude that your tackled life with. I will miss your laugh and your smile, but mostly your kindness- always asking after other and truly caring. always in my heart, love you xoxox
Jenny

Jase ace!
So many good memories with you, from when we met in 2nd year re-o week, to flatting together on Dundas St and Haddon place and being groomsmen at Garner and Hazzy’s weddings. Also the very short time I lived with you in Jman’s Northland flat in Welly haha (I think it was a month). I’ll always cherish all of the great times we had together and the way you made every night out or activity we were doing so much more fun with your enthusiasm and positivity. Love you brother, grateful to have met you and for all the good times.

Jase, you’re a true legend.
I have so many fond memories of the times we spent together, and I can still picture your smile—always bright, always ready for a laugh. Our trip to Canada, skiing powder, is something I’ll never forget, even though I know I let you down when I downloaded on the chairlift. From our adventures in London to that trip to Croatia, where you didn’t mind crashing on the floor, every moment with you was full of fun and great memories.

Your laid-back, easygoing attitude is something I always admired, and the way you approached life taught me a lot—lessons I’ll carry with me.

Sending all my love to Emma and your family during this time. You’ll be missed, but never forgotten

Jase you were an absolute legend! So happy, energetic, positive and ridiculously nice. Living with you for that year in London we had so much fun, even though it sometimes felt like we were annoying siblings (haha!). I will never forget the fun trips we had, how much of a sweet tooth you were, you licking the plate or coming home to watching cooking shows on the TV and you then recreating the delicious meals. You left us well before your time and you will be sorely missed. Thanks for everything. Love you and so much love to Emma and Jase’s whanau

Dearest Jason, we met on the very first day of university, you were standing in the hallway to your bedroom in Unicol, backwards hat on, big smile on your face ready to meet people & enjoy Dunedin’s festivities. Over the next 14 years, we shared a room together, travelled Canada, USA, Indonesia and ended up back living together in London (although you had found a much preferable roomie with Emma).

During this time you became the brother I always wanted, the person I wanted to share the good, the bad, the challenging news with and of course, the best pork you can find anywhere on the planet.

Life and activities simply were better when you’re involved.

Love you lots and looking forward to making further memories with Emma, Sean and the Husbands.

Jase, you were by far one of the most positive, energetic, kind-hearted and all-round greatest people. You were like a brother to me in our Dalston days, I will always cherish our matched obsession with everything food-related like watching YouTube videos on how to get the perfect crackle on a pork belly, what new dish was on the flat dinner menu, licking the bowl, or slurping your many cups of tea. You have left a massive impact on so many people and will forever be missed. Sending all my love to Emma and Jase’s whānau 🤍

Jase, I realise that with your passing I have inherited the roll of pesky younger sibling to Sean which I will take very seriously, no need to worry about that! Your celebration on Monday was unforgettable and inspirational. You’ll be in our hearts forever

Jase was such a genuinely nice guy and was so well liked by everyone who crossed paths with him. We have great memories of Dunedin and ski trips to Wanaka in the uni holidays. He will be so missed by so many - sending lots of love to all Jase's family and friends.

Hard to find the words!
Quite simply one of the most genuine, caring guys I've had the pleasure of knowing with the most infectious smiles! An absolute inspiration! Fly high friend!!
Much Love to all Jase's family and friends x

A wonderful service for an outstanding human. Jase was a shining star always helping and supporting others and will be sorely missed. He always had a smile, and a positive attitude even on the toughest of days. It was a pleasure to know Jase and sending much love to Emma and the Husband family.

A beautiful send off for an incredible human being. Jase, you touched so many lives and achieved so much in your short but wonderful life, more than some people can only dream of. I’ll always remember your big smile and cheeky nature in college!
Sending so much love and thoughts to Mr Husband, Janice, Sean and family x

I was Jason's teacher in Primary School and still remember his great work ethic, cheeky smile and outstanding sports skills. Such a fun, charismatic boy to have in the classroom. Such fond memories.
RIP Jason.
Miss Kruse Xx

Sending all our love and thoughts to you all. Such a legend and all round top guy. So many great memories and the infectious smile and cheekiness will be remembered forever.
Lots of love to Jase, Sean, Bill and Janice and all the family x

All our love and deepest sympathy to Emma, Janice, Bill and Sean and your extended families. We are heartbroken for you. So many happy, sweet ,funny memories of our children growing up..From the Playcentre years through sport and school and to Thomas and Jason meeting up in London. From Anne and Chris Northey and the Northey family .

I haven't been in contact with Jason for so long. Now he seems to be know as Jase as he has grown.
He still has that huge amazing smile I remember from when we were kids. I can hear the laugh even now. He was one of my first friends from our play center days. Playing in almost every rugby team from age 5 until 1st 15 at high school. A true leader and nature sports talent.
Dean lewis.

Jase was an amazing coach and an even better guy. With the raiders, he loved the structure of the game plan making sure we sick to it. Was always super supportive off the field, and my move to Aus. Will miss you my guy, forever in our hearts. Love you brother. Rest in Love

Auckland Touch Days when Jase played with the gold medal winning Auckland Touch Open Mixed Team - 2016 Touch Nationals Open Mixed Champions.

Quite the athlete with that bright smile of his ❤️

As I walk through this season of sadness, my heart is still thankful because I had a chance to know the incredible person that you were. We will forever remember the fun,laughter, empathy and amazing support you gave us through the last year as our amazing manager and will cherish every memory created with you Jase. You light every room you walked in. We will miss the whanugatanga that you bought into our workplace to keep us all connected and just an overall great atmosphere you created.
Bless you Jase. I will miss seeing you and that smile. I always keep you close to my heart. Fly high my friend 🤍🕊️

Had to dig deep here Jase for these! I new we had them somewhere from NYE 2007/2008 Kai iwi lakes - good times!

Jase and I spent many school bus rides to and from mahu college! Loved playing along side you in the mixed Mahu touch team in my last year of school and sinking a few brews with a few laughs! Rest Easy Jase. Another bright shining star ✨

Although the time I spent working with Jason was limited, it was a real privilege. I knew he was a special soul with so much potential - I really enjoyed our interactions and will fondly remember his beaming smile and how much of a good sport he was in the dance off.
Rest easy.

Devastating news. Amazing tributes - Jason has touched many lives. I have fond memories of Bill and Janice, Sean and Jason during my time at Mahurangi College. My condolences to you and your extended whanau. Rest in peace Jason.

Jase, what an absolutely amazing guy!
I will always remember him constantly nipping at Sean and my heels trying to climb up the cousin rugby/cricket hierarchy! To be honest we were lucky we had a few years on him, because even back then he was a weapon. Summer holidays wouldn’t have been the same without you mate.

Love you Jase, taken way too soon.

Your celebration tomorrow is going to be amazing, beautiful a fitting send off for a legend.
I can tell from all the outpouring of love that you have brightened up so many people’s lives, as you made your way through your own amazing time on earth. I’m super proud to be your cousin.
Lots of love from me, Mel, Harvey and Riley ❤️

I was lucky to go to school with Jase and play touch rugby together for many years at Mahurangi College. Those days playing touch are some of my most cherished memories and I’ll never forget Jase’s wicked side step which helped us win many games. He was an all round epic human with a huge smile and spark for life. Taken way too early. Sending all my love and thoughts to Jase’s family xx

Starting out at Warkworth Playcentre together, Mahu rugby club, college and touch. Many memories of you as a great sportsman Jase. Your energy, enthusiasm and that step will be missed! Our thoughts are with your family and friends. Rest easy xxx

Our mate Jase,

We fondly remember our time in Whistler with you as one of the most fun and transformative times in our lives. We loved trekking around the mountain with you on a never ending quest for a fresh line, a new jump, or trying out a new trick (and when landing a jump, hearing your sage advice that “sometimes it's better to be lucky than good”). Your enthusiasm for snowboarding and the mountains reflected your enthusiasm for life. We feel privileged to have shared that part of your life with you, and to have continued our adventures in the UK and beyond. Our season together was a truly special time that we will never forget. You will be sorely missed.

Love,
Laura and Will

Some great memories with Jase playing rugby in school and studying at University in Dunedin. You’re an absolute legend mate and were loved by so many!! Rest in peace brother xx

Mahalo Wep! Love you mate, I will miss you. You’re an absolute legend with a heart of gold. We had some bloody great times, from neighbours at Unicol, north 7 baby. The infamous 2011 Rugby World Cup Tour. The rinser flat in Ponsonby. Climbing Mt Taranaki. Countless games of touch, thanks for trying to teach this battler front rower the skudz wack (still a work on). It was a honour to have you as a groomsman at my big dance. Thank you for all the good times and laughs along the way. So much love for you Jase & Emma & your Whanau. Until we meet again, haere ra brother
That’s my mate!
Love
Beebs

Jase was such a wonderful guy and we feel so very privileged to call him a friend .His big ,warm joyful smile ,quick wit and fun nature made him such a pleasure to be around! We have such fond memories of the good times with him in Whistler with Hannah ,Sophie and Matt and at the Ohope get- togethers and the wedding.
He loved fun and spread it round with ease!
We are sending huge love to you Emma ,Jan and Bill ,Sean Susie and all the family
We are in WA but have thinking of you all so very much and will be with you in thoughts especially for Monday .
Rest in peace now Wep …you are so loved by so many and will be so missed.
All our huge love Pete Kath Matt and all the Craigs oooooxxxxx.

The nicest guy anyone could meet. Thanks for the laughs, your positivity and for always spreading joy. We will wear those bright colours for you mate.

Jase, what an absolute legend taken far too soon. I was lucky enough to lead Blue House alongside Jase in our final year of high school at Mighty Mahu College, he truly carried the team that year and did it with a huge smile. Rest easy mate, sending so much love to all of Jases family and friends xx

Some great memories with you back at Mahu Jase. Such a genuine soul. Sending all my love to the Husband family and Emma <3

It was a privilege to have known Jase. He was an absolute legend who always brought so much energy and fun to anything he was involved in. Sending my love to Emma, his whānau and those who he held close xx

I’ll remember your easy smile, quick wit, infectious laughs, up for anything attitude, fashion advice and long tennis sessions.

Rest easy, Jase - you’re so loved and already so very missed 🫶

Will miss you mate.

Thanks for all the laughs over last 15 years.

Birdwatchers, Wellington Sevens 2013.

Chur my brother Scorpio. Shot for sticking up for me when stupid people would bully me for reading books on the bus. And for always letting me pick the music we would listen to on the bus. Your selflessness meant alot and I pray wherever you are now you can see just how much they changed my days for the better. This world will already be missing you scorpion. Haere tū atu, hoki tū mai.

You read and hear stories about people describing loved ones as having a smile that lights up the room. I am sure that's how so many who knew you will be describing you when remembering you mate - its certainly how I remember you. You are/were an absolute legend and you will be missed massively. Aroha nui Husband whanau. Rest easy big fella.

I worked with Jason in England, and he was one of the nicest people I’ve met. When he was around, he radiated positivity and kindness. A truly good man and one of a kind.


May he rest in peace

Was such a gift to have crossed paths with Jason, even if only fleetingly. Turns out I snapped a few photos of him at various mahi events, which wanted to share. What a guy. All my love to his whānau and those he held close.

My deepest sympathy to you all. I am sure you will find strength and comfort from your strong family ties. 💕

Jase, you’re one of most kind hearted, friendly and funny mates I’ve ever had. We had some seriously good times in London together and our ski trip to Bulgaria was all time. I’ll never forget the amazing speech you gave at Ash and Garner’s wedding. Such a great sense of humour and a true friend. Travel well brother, I will miss you ❤️

we remember Jason, our nephew, as a light-hearted fun loving & sports obsessed young man who was always a pleasure to be with & his exuberant outlook on life. We will all miss him dearly. RIP Jason.

love from Uncle Ray & Aunty Judy

Jason worked in our school in recent years. He was loved by everyone who he came into contact with in our kura. His humour, eagerness to learn from and with others endeared him to our staff and students. We're grateful for the time we had with him, and so sad to hear of his passing. May he rest in love. Blessings to his whanau at this time. Arohanui from the Roscommon School whanau (students, families, staff and board).

Lived with Jase for a season in Whistler. So many fond memories. The lads room (and especially the lads draw) was the envy of the rest of the house. Much love my man.

Lived with Jase for a winter in Revelstoke. What an unreal human being! You will be very missed.
Rest in paradise,
Park mouse forever.

Hubby, you were one of the greats!
Always so smiley and happy and laughing. I cherish my memories with you at Uni and the fun times we had.
Here's some stunning pics from our time at Sziget.
You will be missed by so many xx

Tough to see you go mate. My memories of you as a whanau brother are filled with smiles and positive energy. Sending love to your family.

I met Jase on my first day of university placement, he looked familiar but I couldnt quite work out why. Eventually we worked out I was a student at Howick College when he taught P.E. Through my time working with Jase, he was always a friendly face in the office, someone who gave his time to help others and lit up every room he entered. Such a heartbreaking loss, you will be so missed. Rest easy Jase 💕

One of the greats, gone to soon. I’ll always remember your zest for life, love for your friends and ability on the touch field. You lit up a room and were a legend of the game. Rest in Peace Jase xx

Jason Husband
Bloody Legend!!
I was privileged enough to work with you for a year. I will definitely miss those kitchen Coffee talks about - one thing- Rugby. ABs, Super Rugby, Club ..attack shapes, defense..you name it. It was all discussed!
And a bit of work thrown in.
My deepest condolences to Jason's family and friends.
You are one of a kind.
"Salt of the Earth"
Fly high brother
RIL ❤️❤️🙏🙏

Was a privilege to know you Jase, you had a 1-of-1 energy to you. Cheers for the memories at Mahu - rest easy big legend.

Sending much love to your wife, family and all other friends and family

Rest in peace mate,
seems like not that long we were just kids running around the mahu rugby club.

Much love Bill,Jan and family

Sending my deepest sympathy to Jason’s family and friends. Very sad to hear of Jason’s passing . So many good memories spent with Jase at Mahurangi college and playing sport together . He will be greatly missed x

Forever grateful to have known you Jase, you're an absolute legend. You will be so missed by us all.
All my love and thoughts to your whānau, moe mai rā x

Here's us in Whistler 2018, where did 6 years go!

What a privilege it was to grow up with Jase and the Mahu crew. We’ll miss ya Jase 💜

Sending love to whanau and friends far and wide x

Jase, you are the definition of a legend and I will always cherish the amazing memories shared over the years. Such a good person taken far too soon.
Much love to your family in this difficult time.
You will be missed by many but never forgotten.
Sending all my love xxxxxx

From Panama to Whistler in the golden years! A properly special bloke, who will be missed by many.

Thinking back on great times and sending love to Emma and family x

We want to send our heart felt condolences to the family. Many memories watching Jason play Touch while at Mahurangi College.
Sending all our love.
Gwen and John and the Hawken Whanau.

My heart is broken that you are gone. And broken for all those who have been blessed to know you and will be feeling this pain too. I will miss hearing about your travels and adventures and you giving me advice. You encouraged me to be my best and were such a bright light. Thank you for showing me what is possible and always cheering me on. Grieving the amazing man you were but also the good you were yet to do. You were a leader well before your time. I will do my best to honor you. Rest now in piece my friend. To have known you makes me proud. Arohanui Jase fly high my friend.

I met Jase in 2015 teaching at Howick College. He would walk into my class and all my female students eyes would follow him in and out. He was the new ‘hot’ male teacher 🤣 such a crack up and cheeky smile! Gutted to hear you’re gone. It’s always the good ones.

Our love to you all. So sad to hear.
We will never forget Jason’s smile. The crew entertaining us during Covid. Painting Sean and Annie’s house, or meant to be with organised fitness on the front lawn.
Loved that crew and their antics.
So so sad. Gone to soon.
Denise and Mick Novak.
Belt road onlookers.

Rest easy my old friend I will not forget all the cool memories we had together in primary school and you always helping me with my school work in miss parkers class and also being the best half back in our rugby team always passing me the ball to score trys it was a honour having you as a friend much love always Jason

love you Jase!

your a massive part of memories as a toddler and and rolling through high school.

The times playing sport and running muck with you will always bring me a smile.

I will miss you bruv!

Earle the Pearl. xx

Jason, You truely were one of a kind. From your love for food and cooking to your thirst for adventure and sports. You were never short of talent! What a pleasure it was to have shared some special memories with you, particularly in London. Running the canal, tea and cake in Rugby, pizza nights in Dalston, and exchanging teaching stories from our “energetic” East London schools. You were wonderful, kind and funny and always saw the positive in everything. What a treasure you were! Loads of Aroha to Emma and your lovely family. X

A mighty Totara has fallen. RIP Jason. Much aroha to his family and loved ones.

My sincere condolences and love to Jase’s wife, parents, siblings and all of his extended whānau. I am so very sorry to hear this news. I met Jase in winter 2017 in Whistler very randomly but hilariously on the set of a Hallmark Christmas movie called “A Winter of Love” we were both pretty broke and saw a call out for the film needing extras. It was two long days filming standing around doing nothing but talking amongst the other extras and I was lucky to be next to him. Some great laughs and chats were had those few days. I have such great memories of that winter and will treasure the few but great memories with Jase whether that was on the set of a super cheesy Christmas movie or on the mountain! He had such a positive energy and huge beaming smile which won’t ever be forgotten. X

The memories made at 4 Shamrock Crest are eternal. (But sorry for all the noise, Bill & Jan).

Will miss you so much, Jase.

An absolute legend/weapon. We started teaching together in 2015, where we were a dangerous combo. I will miss you mate, an absolute legend who has had a huge positive impact on my life. Much love to his family. Love you mate.

Kei te pōuri rawa atu te ngākau ki te kite i tēnei karere e hika. Kia au te moe roa, hoki atu ki ōu mātua tīpuna Jase. Kei koneki tonu koe ā wairua, ki roto i ngā whakaaro o ōu whānau me ōu hoa hoki.

Ka nui te aroha ki te whānau whānaui i tēnei wā taumaha, kia kaha, kia māia!

💕

Loved every second growing up knowing Jase and his family, sharing times on the touch field, school and everything else, always brought a smile and laughs to everyone that knew him. Will be missed dearly. Love you bro fly high xx

The world has lost a remarkable young man. Jason you would light up the room with your beaming smile and vibrant personality. We have very fond memories of you as a youngster staying weekends at our place and you and David battling it out on the cricket pitch for World Cup clashes! And not to mention the rugby matches. To Emma, Janice and Bill, Sean and Anne and Maddy and Jonte, and the rest of the family our hearts are breaking for you all. It was a pleasure and a privilege to be your second Mum. It was so lovely to be able to catch up with you a few times in the past months. Rest in peace Jason, you will be so sadly missed. Love Jenny and Peter