Jay A. Bowman

I remember Jay from high school and was in several plays with him. He was a great actor back then. I'm only sorry that we did not connect when I moved to Fl. I was involved in with Florida Studio, and I would have enjoyed acting together for old times sake! RIP Jay.

My condolences to all the family, I was very saddened to hear of Jay´s passing. I have fond memories of JY and the classic cars. May he rest in peace. Tom Glasheen

Dear Betsy & daughters I'm deeply saddened by Jay's passing. When I heard the news, memories flooded my mind...all the golf we played...all the cute little nick names he gave everyone he was fond of...my singing @ your wedding. my yearly birthday calls on 10/4. I really loved that man like a brother. The first time he heard my sing he said, "There's no way that sound is coming out of you!".

We were so saddened to hear of Jays passing,we remember our Ludlow High days and you playing Birdie in the schools production of "BYE BYE BIRDIE, you looked great in your gold suit.Frank also enjoyed the golf tournaments. Rest in peace,you have earned it. Frank and Karen Kozaczka class of 67

I was sick and sadden to hear of Jay's passing.he was one of my best friends in high school.he was the lead singer in our band the outlaws.we spent many hours in my basement practicing.we also starred in the play the crucible.all though I haven't seen or have contact with in years iwill always remember the good times we shared.so ferry across the merci my friend.that was the first song we evened played in public

I was sickend and sad to learn the death of jay he was one of my best friends in high school.jay was the lead singer in our band the outlaws.we also starred in the play the crucible.i was proud of him for his military and state police accomplishments.i will be in florida in January and was going to look him up unfortunately that won't happen.so ferry across the mersey my friend.the first song we ever played in public

Betsy sorry to hear about Jay we had a lot of good times together at 81 no more golf and moving slower don´t know why !! Think of him often condolences George Marek

One of the other Vietnam veteran state troopers who worked alongside Jay at the Russell Barracks, I remember him as a fun loving, dedicated man and greatly loved co-worker. More than once, I had to jump start his MG Midget so that he could make it to and from work in those early years of our careers. He will be missed. God bless.