Jason Scott White

Jason Scott White, 46, of Knoxville, entered the arms of his accepted Lord and Savior the morning of Tuesday April 2nd surrounded by his family after recent illness. Jason was born August 1, 1977, in Knoxville, the second of three sons of Clara Blanton White and C. Howard White. Jason was a member of Faith Promise Church after growing up a baptized member of Beaver Dam Baptist Church in Halls. Jason is survived by his 9-year-old irresistible son Brady, his beloved Jenny - Jennifer Maddox Armstrong and her beautiful daughters Kenzie and Kendall, who he loved so much like his own, and Brady's mom Kelli Armstrong Hillard and her husband Vance. Jason is also survived by his mom and dad, Clara and C. Howard White, his brothers Justin and Bryan White, Bryan's wife Libby McNew White and their children Payton, Jordan, Chase and Ethan. Family was an enormous part of Jason's life and he was so blessed to have and be survived by his uncle and mother's brother Hank Blanton and his wife Brenda, his father's sister Olivia Seaman and their brothers Jack and wife Diane, Doug and wife Mellissa and Mike White. Jason was also so fortunate to be so close to the countless cousins he's survived by who are probably now mad since they are not listed by name (there are so so many). And of course, he's also survived by his great friend Eddie. You know Eddie Morata. Everybody knows Eddie. Jason was sadly very recently preceded in death by his close friend and Jennifer's dad Samuel Maddox, his grandparents Louise and Arthur White and Henry and Blanche Moody Blanton. The passing some time ago of aunts and uncles Jane and Carl Worsham, Rufus White, Lorine and Tom Sweat and their son Greg Sweat were tremendous losses for him and all of us and prepared our entire family for this season of loss. Everyone who knew Jason knows he lived fast and furious. His recent career was as an Automotive Service Advisor but honestly, he loved and worked with everything that emits exhaust and is powered by igniting oxygen and gasoline. His true passion was motorcycles, dirtbikes and ATVs which he sold and worked on most of his career. We have no doubt whatsoever Jason wheelied or drifted his way into the gates of heaven. Jason spent much time in his career as a master landscaper long before it was the de facto thing for everybody and their brother to do landscaping as a side hustle. When Jason wasn't laying roots in dirt or rubber on asphalt or clay he spent all his time at, on or in the lake or around a campfire or living room table telling partially true stories and laughing with his family and friends and mess of dogs like his best buddy Chapo. The family will be receiving family and friends at Beaver Dam Baptist Church 4328 E Emory Rd Knoxville from 5-7p on Sat April 6th with a Memorial Service immediately following. The family requests that in lieu of flowers any memorial donations be made to Autism Breakthrough of Knoxville breakthroughknoxville.org.

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Jason Scott White

August 1, 1977 - April 2, 2024