Jade Thomas Toth
Jade Thomas Toth of Houston, Tx sadly left us on October 8th, 2023 at the young age of 24.
Jade is survived by his loving father Jason Thomas Toth and his bonus mom Heather Toth, brothers Caleb and Tyler. Grandparents Mitchell and Rosemarie Mach. Aunt Christy Adams, cousin Sierra Adams and many other close family and friends.
On June 3rd, 1999, a sunrise of life was brought into this world. Jade Thomas Toth was our bundle of joy immediately. Jade was the first son to Jason Thomas Toth and the first Grandchild of 8 to Rosemarie and Mitchell Mach. Our lives were forever changed by this beautiful being always smiling and happy.
He was an incredibly beloved son, grandson, brother, nephew, cousin to many and friend to all.
Jade was a softhearted person who was a strong individual, patient and kind. Jade was the protector of his brothers and family.
He enjoyed nature and being outside. He had a true passion for the outdoors. Jade spent countless hours on the water fishing, hunting out in the wilderness with his friends and family. He grew up with a loving father who inspired his love for the outdoors.
Jade was a family man. He cherished all of his family. He had so much love to give and no hate. He believed that God was above all and had so much faith in the lord. He went to church often and spent time with his pastor and community in the church.
Above all Jade was an amazing son and his memory will forever be embedded with us. We will live on celebrating his life and forever giving him our prayers.
The sunset on October 8th, 2023 but his light will always live.
In lieu of flowers the family has created a memorial fund to honor Jade’s passion for fishing through Fin Addict Angler Foundation.
In his honor a visitation will be held at Crowder Funeral Home Chapel, Dickinson, Texas, Saturday, October 21, 2023 from 12:00 -2:00pm with service at 2:00pm.
I’m very sorry for your loss, Your all in my prayers
With heart felt sadness we offer our condolences to the family. May God heal your hearts as you remember his awesome life and wonderful memories. Love you all,Uncle Vernon and Auntie Harriett
Jason and family I’m so sorry for your loss.. ya’ll will be in our prayers and just know he is in a better place.. we are here for ya’ll ❤
Jason and Heather Tyler amd Caleb.. my heart aches for ypu during this time. Just a month or so a go I saw a pic of Jade with you Jason amd it floored me how grown he was and how much he favored you . We are praying for all of you during this time . Sending much love and lots of prayers The McGinty’s ❤️
Jason and Heather Tyler amd Caleb.. my heart aches for you during this time. Just a month or so a go I saw a pic of Jade with you Jason amd it floored me how grown he was and how much he favored you . We are praying for all of you during this time . Sending much love and lots of prayers The McGinty’s ❤️
I’m so sorry for your loss! Sending thoughts and prayers to you, and your family!
Diana Roberts
Heather and family, I am truly sorry for your loss. Thinking of you all and dendinh lots of love from Montana. ❤️
Jade was such a caring and hard working young man he loved his family and friends and would give the shirt off his back or the last crumb off of his plate to make sure everyone around him was happy. Jade wouldn’t want us to sit around and cry for him he would want us to live through him and carry on his legacy.
In 2018 our Grand-daughter Kaelyn introduced us to a sweet young man name Jade and he quickly became one of the family. He had a smile that would light up the room and a laugh that was contagious. Jade was such a gentleman; always opening the door or car door for a lady and willing to offer a helping hand. When my husband/PawPaw passed away two years ago Jade would come by often to check on me and as he was leaving he would say “Love ya Nana…if you need anything just let me know.” He was such a hard working young man! He worked a 40 hour job, but was always looked for ways to make extra money on the week ends (cutting yards or power washing driveways). Jade was a great welder by trade and very proud of his work. When Kaelyn and Jade would come by to visit or we would go to dinner, Jade was quick to show PawPaw and I videos of him welding trailers at his shop. I am sure Jade and his PawPaw Schaefer are sitting in front of a bonfire swapping hunting and fishing stories and talking about the big one that got away. Jade, you will not be forgotten young man as you will forever hold a special place in my heart. Love always Nana and your heavenly PawPaw Schaefer.
All of us here at 734 want to extend our deepest condolences for such a loss you are going through. We pray every day that God will help guide you through this.