Jason Jenkins, the Dolphins' senior vice president of communications and community affairs, died Saturday, the team announced at halftime of its preseason ...
“Our hearts are broken and grieving the loss of a man who was a dear friend and beloved by so many people,” Dolphins president and CEO Tom Garfinkel said. The Jenkins family will always be a part of the Dolphins family.” Jenkins graduated from Texas Tech with a bachelor’s degree in journalism in 1997.
The team then had to find a way to play a preseason game. After it, coach Mike McDaniel paid tribute to the long-time Dolphins executive. “I'm sure you guys ...
He was the consummate professional. I mean, I didn’t see a day that — there wasn’t a time — there wasn’t a day that passed that I saw him that he just didn’t light up the room. “He was the nines. The organization has been through some stuff, and it was very impactful to me just how many people in the organization were passionate about doing their jobs well and about the Dolphins, and he was the top of the list. He worked at the stadium. After it, coach Mike McDaniel paid tribute to the long-time Dolphins executive.
One day after the sudden and tragic death of Miami Dolphins vice president of communications and community affairs Jason Jenkins, the community remembered ...
Jason Jenkins was an icon in the Miami community, and above all a kind and incredible family man," Dolphins owner Stephen Ross said in a statement Saturday. The Jenkins family will always be a part of the Dolphins family.” Jenkins joined the Dolphins in 2009 and was named to his latest position in 2015.
Miami Dolphins executive Jason Jenkins died unexpectedly Saturday, the team announced. He was 47. His colleagues spoke glowingly of his work.
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Jason Jenkins, the Miami Dolphins Senior Vice President and a Texas Tech graduate, has died on Saturday just hours before the Dolphins played the ...
Jason Jenkins was an icon in the Miami community, and above all a kind and incredible family man. The Jenkins family will always be a apart of the Dolphins Family.” He joined the Dolphins in 2009 and was named the SVP of Communications and Community Affairs in 2015. He was my friend but most of all he was a generous soul. Jason faithfully served the Dolphins for 14 years, was a beacon in the community, a trailblazer and champion for others, and above all, treated people with a kindness and dignity that left a lasting mark on everyone he met. After graduating, he worked in several positions in the Texas Tech Athletics department before moving on to the associate athletics director at Texas Southern University.
Jason Jenkins, who spent nearly 14 years with the Miami Dolphins and eventually became the team's senior vice president of communications, died at 47.
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Jason Jenkins, the Miami Dolphins Senior Vice President and a Texas Tech graduate, has died on Saturday just hours before the Dolphins played the ...
Jason Jenkins was an icon in the Miami community, and above all a kind and incredible family man. The Jenkins family will always be a apart of the Dolphins Family.” He joined the Dolphins in 2009 and was named the SVP of Communications and Community Affairs in 2015. He was my friend but most of all he was a generous soul. Jason faithfully served the Dolphins for 14 years, was a beacon in the community, a trailblazer and champion for others, and above all, treated people with a kindness and dignity that left a lasting mark on everyone he met. After graduating, he worked in several positions in the Texas Tech Athletics department before moving on to the associate athletics director at Texas Southern University.