Jason"Jake" Millburn Black

“Jake” joined his younger brother Danny in heaven, leaving behind his true soul mate and the
love of his life, Pam, who mourns his loss deeply. He is also survived by his dad, Leonard, his
mom, Mary, his brothers, Mike and Stevie, and a host of close family and friends who cherished
him dearly. He passed away on June 13 th , 2024.

Jake spent his early years traveling with his family due to his father's military career, moving
from his birthplace in South Carolina to Colorado, then California and Utah. He finished high
school in Bountiful, Utah, where he enjoyed hockey, contributing to his team's state
championship victory during his senior year. After high school, he relocated to Los Angeles,
where he established strong connections and developed a deep affection for the city. Jake loved
living in LA.

Jake has always been able to make friends wherever he was. He was born with a happy and
outgoing personality that never diminished. He genuinely cared about people, and his ability to
demonstrate that caring spirit almost immediately endeared him to the people he met, both in
business and socially. He was also the most optimistic person to everyone who knew him.
Jake aspired to be a fireman in his early days and completed the LA fire academy, he briefly
worked as a wildland firefighter, but started his career as an EMT operating ambulances. Typical
of Jake, he moved up the ranks and eventually became the General Manager of several
ambulance companies.

Motivated by a desire to lead his own venture, he started his own medical transport business.
Despite the challenges brought by the Covid pandemic, which transformed the industry and
impacted Jake's gurney transport service, his entrepreneurial spirit remained strong.
Exploring various new business opportunities, Jake harnessed his entrepreneurial drive to
create a fleet washing business. He devised a marketing strategy, established a website and
successfully launched the venture just last month. With his keen business sense and strong
work ethic, Jake already made strides in his new endeavor.

Despite all his hard work, he embraced life with boundless energy and a sense of adventure. In
his final adventure, his brave heart took flight, forever fearless and his love shining bright. He
leaves behind a legacy of profound love that touched the hearts of everyone who knew him.

Visitation will be on Saturday, June 29, 6:30-8:30PM, and the funeral service will take place on
Sunday, June 30, 11:30AM at Green Hills Mortuary and Memorial Chapel. We welcome all who
knew Jake to join us in honoring and remembering his life.

Burial service will be held in private.