Jason Mckinnon Obituary, Death – Jason Wade McKinnon, 43, a native and lifelong citizen of Polk County, Florida, passed away on August 7, 2021. He was a resident of Lakeland. Stanley Wade McKinnon and Deborah Sears Riner are his parents, and she was born on November 17, 1977 in Haines City, Florida. In 1996, he received his diploma from Haines City High School, where he was an involved member of the school band.
After graduating from high school, he attended Ridge Vo Tech, where he became qualified as a welder and fabricator, and then entered the welding industry, which would become his lifelong career passion and something he liked doing. In Lakeland, Florida, where he also made his home, he found great fulfillment in his role as Shop Foreman at Bob’s Welding, Fabrication, and Maintenance.
He was a season ticket holder for Florida Gator football games, which he attended with his friends and sons, and he also attended both of his boys’ baseball games. Attending sporting events was one of his favorite things to do. It was vital for him to have a raucous laugh, wit, and infectious humor because he was given the childhood moniker “Pork Chop,” which later changed to “Chop” when he could run faster.
He will be most remembered for these qualities. When he thought about them, saw them, or even just talked about them, they made him happy and brought a grin to his face and a sparkle to his eyes. His children were his greatest treasure in life. They were his pride and joy. They were his life. His passing is a loss for us, but it is a win for heaven. He attended the Family Worship Center in Lakeland, where he had a deep love for his Heavenly Father.
His devoted father, Stanley Wade McKinnon, and his father, Jeffrey Nathaniel Riner, as well as his brother, Scott Allen Riner, all passed away before he was born. Debbie Riner, his doting mother, is the only member of his family to outlive him. Both of his boys’ names are Dalton Abbott and Ethan McKinnon. His brothers and sisters are named Joy Schofield of Lakeland, Florida, Michelle Terry from Arkansas, Linda Riner-Mizell from Dundee, Florida, and Justin J. Riner Sr. from Lake Wales, Florida were the three winners.
Dane, Peyton, Lauren, Wade, Jenny, Will, Justin Jr., Katlyn, Sam, and Hunter are some of his many nieces and nephews. Oak Ridge Funeral Care in Winter Haven will be open for visitation on Thursday from six in the evening until eight in the evening. Oak Ridge Funeral Care will be hosting the funeral services on Friday at 2:00 p.m., and the burial will immediately follow at Rolling Hills Cemetery. Following the burial, there will be a gathering in honor of the deceased person’s life that will take place at the Riner family home in Dundee, Florida. Donations to the funeral expenditure fund for Jason W. McKinnon can be made at the Mid Florida Credit Union in lieu of flowers.
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