My wife, Charlene, and I first met Jason and Linda in 1987 when I worked with Pennsylvania Orthopedics as a resident. Jason was one of the reasons I came to the group after my residency, Navy service and fellowship. He was a great teacher and mentor. Jason had a huge heart, and under his sometimes rough exterior, he was very caring and compassionate. Jason "took me under his wing" as a young orthopedist, and made sure I had O.R. time and ample office hours. Jason Litton loved life and lived it to its fullest. He always had great stories about his trips and his family. He would always "light up" when talking about Linda, their children, and grandchildren. His love and knowledge of wines is legendary, as are his collections. The man never sat still. Jason was loved by a lot of people. He touched numerous lives and took care of a lot of patients. Jason had a huge impact on my career and my life, and I am eternally grateful. Jason Litton was a great man, and God richly blessed him with a great life and family. I will certainly miss him. Steve Wolf