The city of St. Louis, Missouri is grieving the loss of prominent real estate developer Jason Benedict, who passed away on October 24th at the age of 50. After a two-year battle with scleroderma, Jason's death leaves family, friends, and the business community heartbroken.
Midwestern Roots
Jason Benedict was born on March 28th, 1973 in Ames, Iowa. He displayed exceptional athletic talents from a young age, excelling at tennis and basketball.
Jason pursued higher education at the University of Missouri-Columbia for his undergraduate degree, later earning his MBA from Louisiana State University. It was during his college years that Jason met his beloved wife, Carolyn.
After building a life together in Chicago, the couple eventually settled down in St. Louis to raise their family. Jason dove into the city's business scene.
Entrepreneurial Endeavors
Guided by an entrepreneurial spirit, Jason established and sold several successful companies in advertising, workforce management, and design over the years.
But his true passion centered on real estate development. Jason approached every business venture with relentless commitment and a tireless work ethic. He left his mark across the St. Louis landscape.
Beyond the office, Jason found joy in cars, golfing, biking, and designing homes. He especially loved spending time with his four children, always fully embracing parenthood.
A Pillar Gone Too Soon
At just 50 years old, Jason Benedict's passing deals a heavy blow to the St. Louis community. He poured his energy and talents into the city he loved for decades.
While mourning this tremendous loss, loved ones find solace in Jason's living legacy - his children and thriving local businesses. The emergence of new developments he helped set into motion will serve as reminders of Jason's visionary spirit.
Friends will honor and remember Jason at memorial services on October 30th and 31st. The Benedict family is especially grateful for the immense outpouring of love and support from the community. Though Jason may be gone, his dynamic contributions will continue shaping St. Louis for years to come.
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