Bob,  Debbie, Maria , Aiyana, Vandermolen, family and friends  ♥️

Sending healing prayers and comforting hugs♥️
With deepest sympathy as everyone has Asa Vandermolen close to their hearts. 

Always  remembered and sadly missed ♥️
Georgia and Kimberly Caban 

Robert and Debbie,
My prayers are with you and your family in the loss of Asa.  He was always one of my favorite students.  He had such a talent for motor cross - even when he was in elementary school.  
Marcia Kaye
Cummings Past Principal

I’ve only met Asa twice.  He is a friend of my husband’s son. Let me tell you about the second time. My husband and I were sitting up at the bar. Asa happened to see us and came over to chat.  I probably wouldn’t have recognized him, having only met him once, briefly. And my husband is blind. So Asa could have gotten away with ignoring us if he wanted to. I was always impressed with how he took a few minutes to talk to us old people. When he went back to his billiards game I thought:  “What a class act.”

Asa has been undoubtedly one of the most respectable gentleman I have ever met. Those who we love don’t go away. They walk beside us everyday and remain in our hearts forever. I am grateful to have known Asa and blessed to be able to say he will remain in my heart throughout the years. Heaven has gained an amazing strong Angel. May he Rest In Peace. We love you Asa.

I am so sadden to hear of Asa’s passing.  His parents and his precious daughter, Aiyana are in my thoughts and prayers.  

I remember Asa from his days at Cummings Elementary, where I was the Lunchroom Supervisor.  He always made me smile and laugh.  Years later as a teenager, he took time out of his day at the beach with his friends to stop me and talk to me.  That meant so much to me.  Two years ago, while I was registering children for our preschool class, he came up to me and said, “Hey, do you remember me?”  I looked up and saw  him flash that smile and knew it was Asa.  I was privileged to have his sweet little daughter in my preschool class last year.  I will remember Asa for his big heart and great sense of humor.    I’m so sorry for your loss!  “Miss Terri”   

Mary and I send our condolences and prayers for the family. We first met Bob and Asa at ZMX. They soon became part of the ZMX  mainstay. I laughingly remember that Asa and Ryan Coughlin ventured outside of ZMX while their dads were drinking coffee in our concession, and Asa fell through the ice in the creek that ran through the property. He was soaking wet and it was below zero outside. We send our love to the family, and will keep you all in pur daily prayers.  Our hearts ache.

Asa and I used to always be joking and laughing most of the time together, we always would play dirtbike games all night and to be quite honest, I might have won twice. I will never forget all of our good times we had. You were always there for me no matter what time or day it was. RIP Asa, I will be practicing for when we meet again.  

I really do not know where to start, There are 100s of memories to choose from with Asa. He really was a legend and one of my closest friends growing up. I remember staying the night at his house on a Saturday and Bob kept telling us to go to bed because we had to be up super early to get to Dutch Moto for a race and of course we were messing around in the basement making prank calls and playing video games through the hours of night and we were a little tired that next morning heading to the track. If I remember correctly Asa got a podium finish which isn't surprising at all. That was  such a fun time, I wish there were a way to know you are living in the "good ole days". Sure were a lot with Asa.

Sending prayers and love to the Family. 
-Zach Noel 

Mark and I are so sad to hear about the loss of Asa. The family is always in our prayers. Asa always put smiles on our face when he posted his activities on facebook with family and friends. We will surely miss him.

Our love and sympathy to all of you.  We were SO sorry to hear about Asa's passing. We are remembering all of you in our prayers.
Your neighbors,
Maurie & Lorraine Lemmen

asa  and i clicked like puzzle pieces when we met at the ripe age of 14 or somethin, not important. what is important is the impact he left on me and my life. we rode bicycles together more than anything with dakotah and trent and brody. although we hadn’t remained close throughout adulthood, whenever we ran into each other, it was always love. the world will miss him so much. 
-ev

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Asa James VanderMolen

January 28, 1994 – January 1, 2021

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