John "JT" Thorpe Sr.

Mary (Brown) Pegus
Prayers and love to his family.

Jay, Rest In Peace old buddy.

I think of Jay often when talking on the phone to some of the guys we worked with back then. Jay and I were both supervisors when the boys went out on strike in 1995. We just about lived together night and day for those four months. I guess you could say we got to know each other pretty well. I hope the family are all doing well.

I still think of Jay often, he was a true mentor and friend!

Jay will never be forgotten. I worked many storms and I learned so much from him. I looked forward in talking to him at the end of the day. He always took pride in bending over and touching his toes,, I still can't. Rest in peace my friend.

John, Sorry for your loss. You have always been a constant in your parents lives. You were always there for your father. You're a great son and friend. Please know that you, your mom and family are in our thoughts and prayers.

Jay was a fabulous person who cared about the people who worked with he worked with his crew as a great comrade he was a great supervisor he was one of the good guys Rest In Peace

Jay was a great guy and it was a pleasure knowing and working with him all those years at WMECO and NU. My condolences to the family. So sorry for your loss.

Jay was a good man, had the pleasure of working with him in Western mass, and in Jamaica, sorry for your loss

Tony and Angie,
Our prayers and sympathy are with you.
The Ciavola Family

Jay was the most humble man I have ever known, a true gentleman in every sense of the word

Jay, may you rest in peace, you were a great friend and Co worker and was always ready to help me when needed, will miss you brother, will always have great memories, You all have my condolences From my family to yours, God bless

John, I’m so sorry for your loss. Thinking of you during these sad times.

Francine

Jay was one of the nicest men I have ever had the pleasure of working with at WMECO. A genuinely sweet and sincere man. My heartfelt condolences to his entire family. Rest easy, my old friend.

To James, Angela and the Thorpe family sorry for your loss.
Juanita

Jay as we called him at WEMCO was one of the kindest and gentlest people I ever met. Always the teacher and coach when it came to line work or anything else.
So sad that such a man’s retirement was cut short!
The saying above his desk always stays with me.
I had the blues because I had no shoes
Till upon the street I met a man who had no feet!