Jason Laird Obituary, OKLAHOMA — Oklahoma State Parks Ranger Jason Laird has died following an accident while he was off duty, according to a remembrance shared by Oklahoma State Parks.
Laird served as a ranger at Quartz Mountain State Park, where he dedicated more than two years to serving the people of Oklahoma. His work as a state parks ranger formed an important part of his service to the state and the visitors and communities connected to Oklahoma’s parks.
The circumstances surrounding the accident have not been publicly detailed in the information provided. Oklahoma State Parks described Laird’s passing as tragic and shared the news while remembering his contributions as a member of the State Parks team.
Following his death, the Oklahoma State Parks family has come together to honor Laird’s service and remember the time he spent serving at Quartz Mountain State Park. His colleagues and fellow members of the agency are mourning his loss.
The agency extended its deepest condolences to Laird’s family, friends and fellow colleagues during this difficult time. The message reflected the impact of his passing on those who worked alongside him and knew him through his service.
Laird’s more than two years of service to Oklahoma State Parks remain part of his professional legacy. His role at Quartz Mountain State Park represented his commitment to serving the people of Oklahoma through the state’s park system.
As colleagues and loved ones remember Jason Laird, Oklahoma State Parks honored his dedication and service, noting that although his watch has ended, his service will not be forgotten. His memory will remain with those who knew him and worked alongside him.
The thoughts and condolences of the Oklahoma State Parks community are with Jason Laird’s family, friends and colleagues as they mourn his passing and remember his years of service to the people of Oklahoma.
