Sequim, Washington
Apr 1, 1944 – Oct 16, 2018
Jim was born in Akron, Ohio, to Robert and Madge Bay, on April 1, 1944.After high school in Port Angeles, and growing up poor with hard working parents, James Edward Bay was a logger, a police officer, a City of Sequim employee, and Sequim's Public Works Director. His desire to better himself in...
Read MoreJim was a tremendous human being, a tough exterior with a compassionate heart on the inside. I recall a time when a prominent citizen had a major medical problem, on his own time, he built an access ramp for their home. He wasn't a fan of paperwork but his word was his bond. Jim was Sequim's biggest fan and so much is owed to his dedication and vision.
LEE LAWRENCE
November 25, 2018 | TRAVERSE CITY, MI
I don't have the words to say how much I will miss him. He was family to me and I loved him so...If it wasn't for him I wouldn't be where I am today. My deepest condolences and big hugs. Luv you.
Lisa Hopper
November 20, 2018 | Port Angeles, WA
Jim was such a great fellow. Both Dale and I had lots of opportunities to work with Jim on City of Sequim projects and it was always fun. We will dearly miss Jim and his terrific sense of humor. Blessings to Carol and the family.
Dale/Troye Jarmuth
November 15, 2018 | Sequim, WA
Carol and family. I so enjoyed working with Jim on the James Center. Our project is a lasting legacy. Prayers are with you. He will be missed.
Patsy Mattingley
November 14, 2018 | Annapolis, MD
My condolences to Carol and Family I first met Jim when he was hired to the city of Sequim in 1988 I enjoyed working with him and getting to know him,Jim always had a helping hand, when my dad past he was there to talk to and lean on.When my day comes I'll see you again.
Clint Rushton
November 09, 2018 | Sequim, WA
