Jason Jenkins, 47, who served as the Dolphins’ senior vice president of communications and community affairs, died unexpectedly on Saturday, August 27, 2022.
The Miami Dolphins confirmed Jason Jenkins’ death at halftime of their game against the Philadelphia Eagles. He was the team’s senior vice president of communications and community affairs.
Jenkins worked for the Miami Dolphins for a very long time and progressed to the highest positions of team leadership.
The news of Jason’s death devastated everyone, and now people are remembering and paying tribute to him. Death has always left people with a deep sense of sadness and an inexplicable sense of loss.
Obituary: Jason Jenkins Death At Age 47
Jason Jenkins, a senior vice president of communications with the Miami Dolphins, died at the age of 47; however, the death cause of Jason hasn’t been announced yet.
During halftime of the team’s game against the Eagles, the team confirmed his passing.
Jenkins was well-known in the South Florida community for directing the team’s numerous community involvement efforts and running the Dolphins’ communications department.
He was an established community member in South Florida and devoted his life to interacting with and helping others, most notably by founding the Dolphins’ Football Unites initiative.
Jenkins signed up with the Dolphins in 2009 and was awarded his current position in 2015. He was in charge of the Dolphins’ front-facing branding, which included community involvement, social media, public relations, and media outreach.
Before joining the Dolphins, Jenkins served on the boards of the Anti-Defamation League Florida, Breakthrough Miami, Dolphins Challenge Cancer, Pro Sports Assembly, and his community service as a Dolphins executive.
Tribute To A Dolphins SVP Jason Jenkins
As soon as Jason Jenkins’ passing was reported, people began to discuss it and pay him tribute. Social media is flooded with tribute posts for Jason Jenkins.
Jenkins was well-known in the South Florida community for overseeing the team’s numerous community involvement efforts and running the Dolphin’s communications department.
Tom Garfinkel, the vice chairman, president, and CEO of the Dolphins, also paid tribute to Jason. The condolences of many well-wishers have been given to Jason’s family, giving them a great deal of emotional support.
Jenkins’ participation in the South Florida neighborhood will remain in the minds of many people. Jenkins was always prepared to give back, whether it was by supporting the survivors and victims of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting or by supporting the Trayvon Martin Foundation.
In this difficult moment, they are expressing their condolences to the mourning family and praying God to give the deceased’s soul eternal peace. We send their family and friends our deepest sympathies.
Jason Jenkins Has Three Children With His Wife Elizabeth
Jason Jenkins was married to Elizabeth, and the couple has three children. Jenkins, his wife Elizabeth, and their three children, Liya, Aiden, and Sloane, lived in Parkland.
Jenkins is survived by his wife Elizabeth and three daughters, Liya, Aiden, and Sloane.
Jenkins, a native of Houston, graduated from Texas Tech with a bachelor’s degree in journalism in 1997. He received the Outstanding Alumni Award from his former school in 2017, and a year later, he spoke at commencement.
Previously, he had positions at Texas Southern University, Lehigh University, and the 49ers.
Jenkins was chosen as the recipient of the 2017 Outstanding Alumni Award by the professors and graduates. He delivered the commencement address to the Texas Tech graduating class of 2018.