Comments on: JASON HADEED – REST IN PEACE – My Amazing Final Interview With The Tremendous Personal Trainer, Father, And Human Being (full audio – originally posted 2/20 – new video added).

By: Carol Hadeed

Carol Hadeed — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 23:24:22 +0000

Dear Kaiser,
Jason’s murderer’s sentence will be tomorrow at 10:00AM. I will let you know what the sentence is.
Love to you,
Carol-Jason’s loving mom

By: Evette Masters

Evette Masters — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 21:46:07 +0000

Dear Kaiser,
Your tribute to Jason is very beautiful. My son, Adam, trained for football under the tutelage of Jason for 3 years, and is now playing for the University of Connecticut because of Jason’s hard work, dedication and belief in him. Needless to say, Jason was Adam’s idol, mentor and best friend. Jason was indeed everything you said and more. A beautiful human being in every way. We are also so proud to have known him and to have had him in our lives. We miss him so.
Remembering Jason with love always,
Evette Masters

By: Kaiser

Kaiser — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 18:11:49 +0000

Thanks to both of you for visiting my site and appreciating the respect I paid to Jason’s amazing life –

Like I’ve said all over the web, Jason’s conversation with me was very influential –

I hope to do something for the charities in his memory later this year and will definitely contact you both –

Thank you and my respects -

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By: Diane Cavanaugh

Diane Cavanaugh — Sat, 03 May 2008 21:21:27 +0000

Dear Kaiser,
Thank you for the fine interview with Jason that showed the depth of his passion for strength and conditioning training. He was about leading a journey to the best fitness level his clients could aspire to be regardless of ability. Taking them to succeeding levels was a source of great personal and professional joy. He yet esp. loved taking young athletes to college signing day. Jason was an inspiration to all whose lives he touched.
His loving aunt and godmother,
Diane

By: Carol Hadeed

Carol Hadeed — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 12:08:21 +0000

Dear Kaiser,
I remember Jason talking with such enthusiam about his upcoming interview with you.
Thank you for allowing him to show his love for his profession to others.
May a part of Jason live forever in our hearts.
His very proud mom,
Carol Hadeed