Tazz Jones Obituary (2024)

Tazz Jones, known affectionately as Tazzy bum, Bummy son, Bumbum, Tazzy son, Mama's baby son, Mama's boy, Tazzy bummy son, left us on September 5, 2024. Born on February 9th, 2007, Tazz lived a vibrant life, gracing the homes of Harrisville, Hooper, Roy, and Syracuse, Utah, with his warm presence. There was a profound sweetness in the way he lived, a testament to the simplicity of unconditional love. As his friend, I, Cherice, can attest to the joy he brought to our lives. Tazz was the epitome of loyalty and compassion. His eyes held a depth of understanding that surpassed the ordinary, a silent reassurance that he was there for you. He was a constant, a beacon of unwavering support in a world that often changes too quickly. With a gentle purr, he would curl up next to his mama, the one who mattered most to him, and offer the comfort and love that only a true friend can provide. As Anatole France once said, "Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened." Tazz was more than a pet; he was a bearer of love, an awakener of souls. Tazz had a special knack for finding the warmest spot in the house, whether it was a patch of sunlit carpet or a cozy nook. He loved to sleep and cuddle, a testament to his loving nature. His days were filled with simple pleasures, and he taught us to appreciate the small moments of comfort and reprieve life offers. His endearing habits and quirks brought smiles and laughter, transforming our ordinary routines into something extraordinary. As Roger Caras noted, "Dogs [and cats] are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole." Tazz is survived by his family member, Cherice Jones, who will forever cherish the memories made with him. His absence is a void that can never be filled, but his spirit will continue to live on in our hearts, a loving reminder of a friend who asked for nothing but gave everything. We invite everyone who knew and loved Tazz to share their stories, memories, and photos on his memorial page. Your contributions will help us remember the joy and love Tazz brought into our lives.