It is with a heavy heart and profound sadness that I share the passing of my beloved brother, Jason. He left us on October 5, 2025, at just 47 years old — a life that began on January 12, 1978, and touched countless hearts along the way. Jason was a remarkable man, a loving husband to Lisa Toll, and a cherished son to Beverly Bishop and Roger Toll. He was preceded in death by his father, Roger Toll, his grandmother Evelyn Toll, uncle Glenn Roy Toll, aunt Joyce Domel, and grandfather Elton Toll.

Jason was a proud graduate of Pearland High School in 1996. He went on to become a journeyman electrician and a traveling technician for DH Tech, a role that took him across the United States and even as far as Australia. Most recently, he worked as a forklift technician for Crown.

Beyond his professional life, Jason was a man of many talents and passions. In his youth, he earned numerous awards for showing pigs, cattle, and poultry in FFA and 4H, and excelled in livestock judging and special crop production, including growing bananas. He was also a calf scramble winner and rode bulls in rodeos. Jason served as the chaplain for his FFA chapter at Pearland High School for three years. In elementary school, he was the runner-up in the spelling bee, attending the regional competition.

Throughout his life, Jason enjoyed a variety of hobbies. He had a gift for art, creating beautiful pencil and pastel drawings. He loved cooking, tailgating at Houston Texans games, rodeo and bull riding, golf, and skydiving. Above all, he cherished spending time with his wife, Lisa, and their beloved dog, Charli, whom he affectionately called his "dogter." Jason was truly the person you need to keep an eye on because he loved a practical joke..

In his youth, Jason attended St. Stephens Lutheran Church in Pearland, TX, where he was baptized and confirmed. He loved participating in church services as an acolyte, often volunteering for services others might not enjoy, like Christmas Eve.

Jason was a generous soul who would give anyone the shirt off his back, always performing kind deeds without seeking recognition. He and Lisa shared a deep love for the Astros, enjoying every game together, whether from their home or at the stadium. They also found joy in cooking together and occasionally ordering DoorDash for a relaxing night in.

Jason leaves behind his wife, Lisa, who shared a life of deep companionship with him, his mother, Beverly, whose steadfast care and support shaped his early years along with step-father, Gary Bishop. He is also survived by brother, Dale Toll and his wife Amber Toll, and sister, Dawna Ames and her husband John Ames. He was a beloved uncle to his nieces and nephews: Camryn, Carson, and Cooper Toll, and Lincoln and Abigael Ames. His aunts Ciny Lindemann and her husband Clark Lindemann, Elaine Woods, Gloria Hill and her husband Tom, and uncles David Turner and his wife Pam, and Sonny and his wife Sandy Toll, along with many cousins, friends, his faithful dog Charli, and all of Deer Park, TX.

A memorial service will be held on Thursday, October 9, 2025 at 2:30 pm, at Peevey Funeral Home, 12440 Beamer Rd, Houston, TX 77089.

We will miss him dearly.