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Jason Scheuer entered eternal life on Sunday, Aug. 17, 2025, at the young age of 37. He leaves behind his beloved wife, Lauren, who survives him. Jason was a devoted husband, son, son-in-law, brother, uncle and a treasured friend to so many.
An avid skier, hiker and outdoor enthusiast, Jason found joy in every adventure. Growing up, soccer was his greatest passion. As captain of his high school team in Warsaw, he led his teammates to the reginal finals. He continued his love of the sport at Manchester University, where he played soccer and earned his bachelor’s degree in economics.
After graduation, Jason moved to Colorado, where he spent the past 12 years pursuing his second love — downhill skiing. He cherished his time as a ski instructor at Winter Park, where he taught hundreds of eager kids to ski and formed lifelong friendships along the way. Jason then pursued multiple career paths before finding his ultimate calling as a construction superintendent, which allowed his wild spirit to avoid a desk and combine his gift for mentoring people with his expertise in building.
Four years ago, Jason met the love of his life, Lauren Tatusko. Together, they shared countless adventures, skiing nearly every slope within driving distance of Denver. They loved working together on their home, blessing others with their woodworking pieces, playing with their faithful dog Nora (whom Jason loved dearly), hiking the Rockies and tailgating at CU football games. They were married on Sept. 7, 2024. Jason’s joy and happiness had never been greater.
Jason is survived by his wife, Lauren; his parents, Paul and Susan Scheuer, Warsaw; his brother, Matthew; and sister-in-law, Sarah (Mullin) Scheuer, Granger; and their five children: Ronan, Brogan, Conlan, Kellan and Callahan. He is also survived by his in-laws, Kirk and Lisa Tatusko, Longmont, Colo.; his sister-in-law, Megan; his best friends, Travis Klotz and Austin Evans; and a large extended family who loved him deeply.
Jason will be remembered for his adventurous spirit, his unwavering loyalty, and the joy he brought to all who knew him. His faith gives us the assurance that while his earthly journey has ended, his eternal life has only just begun.
Services will take place on Monday, August 25th at St. Peter and Paul Greek Orthodox Church, 5640 Jay Road, Boulder, Colo. Burial to follow at Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Eric, Colo. He will have a beautiful view of the mountains he so loved.
A celebration of life will take place in Warsaw, Indiana, at Sacred Heart Church on Saturday, Oct. 11 at 11 a.m. with a luncheon to follow.
