Michelle Suzanne Grayshaw, known to fans worldwide as Jasmine Grey, was killed in a tragic car accident on December 10th, 2005.
Most people will remember Michelle as the sexy and beautiful glamour model Jasmine Grey, but those of us that were lucky enough
to get to know Michelle Grayshaw, the person, will never forget her. She was a giving person. She enjoyed working with the physically
and mentally disabled and would gladly put her own wants aside to help others.
I was the first video company to ever work with Jasmine and on our first shoot, I was blown away by the level of maturity for a young
woman of only nineteen years. Michelle seemed to be wise and mature beyond her years. Unfortunately, I learned after her death that
some terrible things she had gone through had forced her to grow up way too early. I admire Michelle for not letting these things poison
her and make her bitter. Instead, she was a kind and caring young woman.
I worked with Michelle from 2003 until her death in 2005 and I can honestly say that she was the best talent I've ever had the pleasure
of working with. She was down to earth, hard working, creative and above all honest. Michelle was always a pro that would give all she
had during a shoot, even offering up creative input and suggestions to help solve any problems that might arise while shooting (it's rare
to find models that will do this, most are just punching a time clock).
During our last shoot, Michelle and I had a great conversation where she thanked me for always treating her with respect. This conversation
meant the world to me.
On our next to last shoot, once we had finished, Michelle invited me to kick back and have drink with her and chat for a while. Unfortunately,
I was in a hurry and I passed on her invitation. Michelle, if I could, I wish I could share that drink with you and tell you how much just knowing
you has meant to me.
Michelle, I will never forget you. You reached out to me when I needed it most and helped me achieve a level of success I never dreamed
of. You're my personal angel. May God bless you and keep you forever.
All my love and respect, Jason Hadden.

Special thanks to Jerry Hall and Chris Carlson for providing the pictures shown below.