| CONDOLENCES (GuestBook) |
10/16/2020 Connie and John Chappell
Kingston, MA,
Our deepest sympathy goes out to the Sullivan Family. Jay was a wonderful guy and his love of life was contagious.
10/16/2020 Richard J. Daley
Middleborough, Massachusetts, United States
My condolences to the entire Sullivan family. Jay was everthing a man should be and was a friend of our family through all of our losses. I will always remember his laugh and his passion for all that he believed in. May he rest in peace. Rich Daley
10/17/2020 Florence Family
CANTON, MA, US
We are deeply saddened by your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with Jay’s family and friends. Jay meant the world to you and many others. He was a special person who was caring, kind, intelligent, hard working and committed to his family, friends and the causes he believed in. His memory will forever live in the hearts of those who knew him.
10/18/2020 Louise Lorenzo
Belleair, FL, United States
With a heavy and sad heart, i would like to extend condolences to your family for the loss of your loved one, Sweet Jay. I loved him, too; and his laugh and his sense of humor, his generosity ~ and his palpable love for his family. I will miss the energy and the joy of living he so often exuded. He will live on in my memories and my heart.
10/18/2020 Neil Lupton
Chatlestown, Massachusetts, United States
I knew Jay through Scouting and the several Boston councils. His contributions were many and very significant. He was always willing to speak on what he thought was right. We will miss him.
10/18/2020 Brenda G Hughes
North Easton, MA, United States
My deepest sympathy to Norma, Jay's children, grandchildren, his siblings, nieces & nephews. May God comfort all of you in the days ahead. I was fortunate to meet Jay when he was a BC senior, and I was a junior at Stonehill. Not surprisingly, he & friend Jerry Sullivan took me on my first camping trip. The three of us in a small tent. I'm sure Jay thought that was a date. He was such a good person. May Jay rest in eternal peace.
10/19/2020 Rev Robert J. Lennon C.Ss.R.
Mission Church Roxbury , MA, USA
I was sorry to hear of Jay's death. He was a great friend of the late Re Ed McDonough and myself always lending a hand at the Healing Services and other events. He loved sharing stories of Hope he had a generous and loving spirit for all Veterans, especially the POW. The Healing and Restoration Ministry will miss Jay very much. To Jay's loving family my condolences. God Bless you, Rev. Robert J. Lennon C.S.s.R.
10/19/2020 Marcella LaFond
Leominster , MA, USA
To the Family - I was sorry to hear of Jay's death. I've known Jay through the Healing and Restoraion Ministry. He was a great help to us all. Jay had a remarkable zest for life. He was always there for the late Rev. Edward McDonough and Rev Robert Lennon. He had a great devotion to Our Mother of Perpetual Help. Always offering Hope to all especially at the Healing Services. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. Marcella LaFond
10/19/2020 Kathy & Dennis Manning
New Canaan, CT, USA
To Jay's Family Jay was a special friend to us. Full of optimism, man of great Integrity and unwavering in his belief and pursuit that American GI's were left behind in Laos and Cambodia long after Vietnam War was over. We will miss him.
10/19/2020 Michael Barry
Chatham, MA, USA
Jay was a wonderful classmate of mine at CM, class of 1965. He was a leader and earned the respect of all of us. He was friendly and loyal and very caring. He was a good man and will be missed.
10/19/2020 Cathy Carrigan
West Roxbury, MA, USA
Thank you Jay for all you did for Father Edward McDonough and the Healing and Restoration Ministry. May you Rest In Peace.
10/20/2020 Lisa Hobart
, MA,
Jonathan, I am sorry to hear about your dad. My condolences to you and your family.
10/20/2020 Andre Karlson
Palm Beach , FL, United States
Jay was my family, not by blood but by love. I will miss him dearly
10/20/2020 John Hagan
Mendon, MA, USA
Jay was always a pleasure to talk to. I knew Jay from our days at Catholic Memorial, and I was lucky enough to serve with Jay on the 50th reunion committee for the class of 1965, which allowed us to get reacquainted. I admired Jay’s dedication to the missing veterans and to the many other causes he supported. RIP Jay. John Hagan
10/21/2020 Bob Powderly
Ashland, MA,
To: Jay's Family, I reconnected with Jay as we were both on the '65 CM Reunion Committee. Jay and I had much in common, St Theresa Grammar School, Boy Scouts, CM, Jesuit college education, post college entry to the military as junior officer. Jay-Army, Me-Navy. We went from one laugh to another in talking about the past. Jay had not changed as he was the same funny, thoughtful, considerate, smart person I knew growing up (not that I expected anything different). I am very glad I had the chance to reconnect with Jay. Jay, rest in peace.