Jason Gilbert Giordano

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Jason Gilbert Giordano, beloved father, son, brother, uncle and good friend to many on October 6th, 2024. 

 Jason was born on April 13th, 1975, in Washington D.C. to parents Donna M. Giordano and Gilbert R. Giordano (deceased).

 Jason graduated from Blue Ridge School in 1993. He studied at Dean College and the University of West Virginia. Jason used his passion for cars in the automobile industry to graduate second in his class from the prestigious Dealer Candidate School. Jason went on to establish and operate his own car dealership as well as provide consultation services for numerous other dealerships in the used car industry. His passion for music led him to the rap industry, working as a promoter and influencer.

 Jason will be remembered for his larger-than-life personality. His laugh, smile, humor and bear hugs will be missed. His standout style and charisma drew everyone to him. He touched the lives of many with his warmth and never met a stranger, always making friends wherever he went. Jason had a love for life, sneakers, music, cars and sports memorabilia. 

 He loved spending time with his family and creating lasting memories. Jason's legacy will live on through his greatest pride and joy, his children.

 Jason is survived by his mother, Donna, children, Jaxson Giordano and Jaidan Giordano. Sister, Dawn Force (Timothy Force), nieces, Sierra Force and Britney Force and Nicole Speno (mother of his children). Jason was preceded in death by his father Gilbert Giordano.

He will be greatly missed by all who have had the privilege of knowing him.

 In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Jason’s name to any of the following organizations:

• Celebrate Recovery Casper Wyoming - HPCC.church/giving - please place "Celebrate Recovery" in the memo line
• Vail Veterans Program - https://www.vailveteransprogram.org/donate/
• Vail Valley Foundation - https://vvf.org/donate/thank-you/

Memorial Services for Jason will be held in both Colorado and Maryland to allow everyone who knew and loved him to celebrate his life. The information for those services are below.