Jay D. Washburn 1930-2007
Jay Washburn was born in Draper, Utah, November 7, 1930. He passed away March 23,2007 of natural causes.
He was born to Ivan Ross Washburn and Rhoda Thompson Washburn.
He lived his entire life in Draper, Utah. Jay worked at Intermountain Farmers Incorporation mor than 20 years. Jay loved to work.
He loved walking. He was a great person and was always smiling. He loved his friends, nieces and nephews, and cousins dearly. He will be greatly missed by everyone.
Jay is survived by twin siblings, Lewis Washburn and Lois Ballard; sisters, Klea Bowers and Judy Sutcliffe; also survived by brother-in-law, Walt Bowers and sisters-in-law, Jean Washburn, Betty Washburn and Dora Washburn. Preceded in death by his loving parents; brothers, Dale and Hugh; and sister Carol.
Funeral services will be held 12 noon Monday, March 26,2007 at Goff Mortuary, 8090 So. State. where there will be a viewing 6-8 p.m. Sunday March 25th. Interment, Draper Cemetery
Published in Salt Lake Tribune 3/25/2007
Jay was a family friend for many, many years. I always remember Jay walking everywhere. I remember stopping and asking him if he wanted a ride, once in awhile he would, but most of the time he would decline. He was headed to meet up with his old chums where he used to work or to the coffee shop. Jay was a very sincere, friendly person who always had a smile for you. I also know that he loved animals. And I believe they knew that he cared about them.
Jay was never married, so I guess they filled a void for him. May you rest in sweet eternal peace dear friend.
Jay Washburn was born in Draper, Utah, November 7, 1930. He passed away March 23,2007 of natural causes.
He was born to Ivan Ross Washburn and Rhoda Thompson Washburn.
He lived his entire life in Draper, Utah. Jay worked at Intermountain Farmers Incorporation mor than 20 years. Jay loved to work.
He loved walking. He was a great person and was always smiling. He loved his friends, nieces and nephews, and cousins dearly. He will be greatly missed by everyone.
Jay is survived by twin siblings, Lewis Washburn and Lois Ballard; sisters, Klea Bowers and Judy Sutcliffe; also survived by brother-in-law, Walt Bowers and sisters-in-law, Jean Washburn, Betty Washburn and Dora Washburn. Preceded in death by his loving parents; brothers, Dale and Hugh; and sister Carol.
Funeral services will be held 12 noon Monday, March 26,2007 at Goff Mortuary, 8090 So. State. where there will be a viewing 6-8 p.m. Sunday March 25th. Interment, Draper Cemetery
Published in Salt Lake Tribune 3/25/2007
Jay was a family friend for many, many years. I always remember Jay walking everywhere. I remember stopping and asking him if he wanted a ride, once in awhile he would, but most of the time he would decline. He was headed to meet up with his old chums where he used to work or to the coffee shop. Jay was a very sincere, friendly person who always had a smile for you. I also know that he loved animals. And I believe they knew that he cared about them.
Jay was never married, so I guess they filled a void for him. May you rest in sweet eternal peace dear friend.
Jay D. Washburn 1930-2007
Jay Washburn was born in Draper, Utah, November 7, 1930. He passed away March 23,2007 of natural causes.
He was born to Ivan Ross Washburn and Rhoda Thompson Washburn.
He lived his entire life in Draper, Utah. Jay worked at Intermountain Farmers Incorporation mor than 20 years. Jay loved to work.
He loved walking. He was a great person and was always smiling. He loved his friends, nieces and nephews, and cousins dearly. He will be greatly missed by everyone.
Jay is survived by twin siblings, Lewis Washburn and Lois Ballard; sisters, Klea Bowers and Judy Sutcliffe; also survived by brother-in-law, Walt Bowers and sisters-in-law, Jean Washburn, Betty Washburn and Dora Washburn. Preceded in death by his loving parents; brothers, Dale and Hugh; and sister Carol.
Funeral services will be held 12 noon Monday, March 26,2007 at Goff Mortuary, 8090 So. State. where there will be a viewing 6-8 p.m. Sunday March 25th. Interment, Draper Cemetery
Published in Salt Lake Tribune 3/25/2007
Jay was a family friend for many, many years. I always remember Jay walking everywhere. I remember stopping and asking him if he wanted a ride, once in awhile he would, but most of the time he would decline. He was headed to meet up with his old chums where he used to work or to the coffee shop. Jay was a very sincere, friendly person who always had a smile for you. I also know that he loved animals. And I believe they knew that he cared about them.
Jay was never married, so I guess they filled a void for him. May you rest in sweet eternal peace dear friend.
Jay Washburn was born in Draper, Utah, November 7, 1930. He passed away March 23,2007 of natural causes.
He was born to Ivan Ross Washburn and Rhoda Thompson Washburn.
He lived his entire life in Draper, Utah. Jay worked at Intermountain Farmers Incorporation mor than 20 years. Jay loved to work.
He loved walking. He was a great person and was always smiling. He loved his friends, nieces and nephews, and cousins dearly. He will be greatly missed by everyone.
Jay is survived by twin siblings, Lewis Washburn and Lois Ballard; sisters, Klea Bowers and Judy Sutcliffe; also survived by brother-in-law, Walt Bowers and sisters-in-law, Jean Washburn, Betty Washburn and Dora Washburn. Preceded in death by his loving parents; brothers, Dale and Hugh; and sister Carol.
Funeral services will be held 12 noon Monday, March 26,2007 at Goff Mortuary, 8090 So. State. where there will be a viewing 6-8 p.m. Sunday March 25th. Interment, Draper Cemetery
Published in Salt Lake Tribune 3/25/2007
Jay was a family friend for many, many years. I always remember Jay walking everywhere. I remember stopping and asking him if he wanted a ride, once in awhile he would, but most of the time he would decline. He was headed to meet up with his old chums where he used to work or to the coffee shop. Jay was a very sincere, friendly person who always had a smile for you. I also know that he loved animals. And I believe they knew that he cared about them.
Jay was never married, so I guess they filled a void for him. May you rest in sweet eternal peace dear friend.
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