Serenity Funeral Home Milwaukee Obituaries: Remembering Jason Marckx

Jason Marckx, a brilliant and talented individual who touched many lives, passed away on October 'date' after a long battle with depression. He was a son of Patricia Tomski and David Marckx of Antigo.

Jason's last hope for the future had been to tutor children, empowering them and sharing his love of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). His mind was always full of innovative ideas on how to redesign something or create something entirely new from available materials. As a child, he loved riding his little red tractor up and down the sidewalk, which led to his passion for motorcycles and even took his red Corvette to Road America to test his driving skills.

As an animal lover, Jason shared his home with dogs, cats, and reptiles and was heavily involved with the Langlade County Humane Society. He had a deep respect for nature and was a humane hunter who loved spending time with his grandparents, Grandpa Tomski and Grandpa Marckx. Some of his best days were spent in Post Lake with great friends and family.

Jason was an exceptional hockey player, participating in the Antigo Area Youth Hockey program from age 6 through high school. Recently, he expressed his passion for engineering, stating that he was 'born to be an engineer.' This fascination with mechanical things began at a very young age when he would ask Santa for fans as gifts.

After graduating from Antigo High School, Jason pursued further education at North Central Technical College and Milwaukee School of Engineering. He went on to work at TSI as an Electrical Engineer in Research and Development.

Jason's unique blend of creativity, curiosity, and passion will be deeply missed by all who knew him. His struggle with depression was a constant reminder that this despicable illness still affects many people around the world. However, his story serves as a testament to the importance of seeking help and support during difficult times.

Rest in peace, Jason Marckx. Your legacy will live on through the countless lives you touched and inspired.

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