Jay came from a boistous family of 8, 4 boys and 4 girls, all accomplised in their own way. Jay finished the service honorably in 1966? and joined American Optical and met me the lucky girl who was to become his fiance. He then joined Philco Ford Corp as a technican and was sent to the Seychelle Islands where he helped run the satellites which where then in their infancy around the word. He was taken from us Oct. l8.,1967 when he was struck by a car and died from his injuries. He was an intelligent, kind, friendly, tolerant person but most of all was his sense of humor, rooms lit up when Jay entered. He had a twinkle in his eye and was always ready for a new adventure. His passing at the age of 26 was a loss to his family, friends, co workers and maybe the world if he had had the time. He will be loved always and forever as he had loved those who surrounded him. Thank you Jay for being part of our lives.
Jay came from a boistous family of 8, 4 boys and 4 girls, all accomplised in their own way. Jay finished the service honorably in 1966? and joined American Optical and met me the lucky girl who was to become his fiance. He then joined Philco Ford Corp as a technican and was sent to the Seychelle Islands where he helped run the satellites which where then in their infancy around the word. He was taken from us Oct. l8.,1967 when he was struck by a car and died from his injuries. He was an intelligent, kind, friendly, tolerant person but most of all was his sense of humor, rooms lit up when Jay entered. He had a twinkle in his eye and was always ready for a new adventure. His passing at the age of 26 was a loss to his family, friends, co workers and maybe the world if he had had the time. He will be loved always and forever as he had loved those who surrounded him. Thank you Jay for being part of our lives.
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