I met Jason in Winter Park for the first time in 1994 when his brother invited him up for the weekend. Wow was this guy likable. Outgoing and confident. The kind of guy that would give you the shirt off his back. We hit it off immediately. Fast forward a decade and Jason was a groomsman at my wedding. He most defiantly could cut a rug! He lit up the room and I have fantastic memories of that weekend. He had such a gentle and caring soul. You will be missed like crazy.  God speed my friend. We will see each other again one day.

I was so lucky and dated Jason many years ago.  I always hoped we would find our way back to each other one day. He sent me a Facebook message and I was so happy only to find out I was too late. He will always be in my heart.   Rest In Peace my dear friend. 

I had the pleasure of working closely with Jason for years and thought the world of him. My thoughts and prayers are with his beautiful family & parents, George & Judith. 



I have so many memories of Jason. Jason and Donald Beckstead causing trouble on Useppa, Jason tossing Emerson and Harper in the pool, Jason dancing with me all night at one of our cotton club parties (he was such a good dancer!) 
But I will always remember him on 4th of July a few years ago and I always thought he didn’t know who I was. And yet when I rolled up in the golf cart with my two little girls on Useppa and he had a ton of 3 foot long sparklers,  he would light one after another for my girls until they were all gone! I couldn’t believe it, he was so sweet. I said thank you so much for being so kind to my girls and he said of course you’re Donald Beckstead’s wife.  I remember thinking what a sweet man and caring person and from that day on we were such good friends. He made my girls 4th of July by being such a generous man, because that’s what Jason was, A kind and generous man . I know it sounds silly, but I remember thinking wow, what a guy! 
Donald and I will always remember the good times and will cherish the memories that we had together with Jason. RIP Jason and just keep dancing, I hope you save one for me! 

George and Judith:
We remember Jason's fun loving, outgoing and friendly disposition. Our hearts go out to you.  
With deep sympathy,
Bill, Patricia, Sean and Suzanne Murphy

My deepest condolences to the Mueller Family. I will always cherish my fond memories of our many day trips on his boat and bbq’ing at his place on Oleander. RIP my friend. 

My deepest condolences go out to one of the kindest and most loving families out there. Jason was such a dear friend to me and will be greatly missed. 

All of my love, 
Darcy 

Dear George,

My deepest and most sincere condolences.  I always enjoyed working with Jason.  You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

God Speed my friend.

Charlie

George and family,

so sorry to hear about Jason's passing.  I know our relationship did not end the way either of us intended when we purchased the properties but I wanted to let you know I always enjoyed my interactions and conversations with Jason.  We had some good times at the hotel in LeCanto.

Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers.

With Sympathy 

Peter Nyland

OBITUARY

George E. Jason Mueller III

November 15, 1974 – November 16, 2020

Quattlebaum Funeral, Cremation and Event Center & Hillcrest Memorial Park

Show your support

Add a Memory

Share Obituary

Get Updates

Services