Lynnwood, Washington
Jay Cyr
Jay passed on March 22, 2011 at the age of 59. He was born July 31, 1951 to Bert and Betty Cyr, both of whom have preceded Jay in death.He was a loving husband to Juanita of Omak, WA; and a caring father to Kenny Cyr (Stacy Allen), both of Omak, Emily Cyr of Omak, Kristal...Read MoreHow do you put into words when you search for an old friend only to find out that they passed away 10 years earlier. Jay was a good friend, neighbor, and mentor we had a lot of good times together. Jaunita words certainly cannot express my sadness of J.C. passing, I can only fault myself for not have trying to reconnect earlier With regards Dano
Dano
May 20, 2021 | Friend
think of you all the time, haunting!!!
patrick wilson
March 26, 2020 | Arlington, WA | Friend
Jay, and his WISDOM about life. He was pretty special in his own way and the stuff we did together are cherished memories. Love you brother miss you. pw
patrick wilson
March 24, 2019 | Stanwood, WA | Brother
Besides my wife ( his cousin ) he was my favorite family member from that side - so grateful he stopped by and got to see everyone so recently - the world just got a little more vanilla
Martin Boyle
April 14, 2011 | Monroe, WA
So sorry to hear of Jay's passing and may he rest in eternity in peace. He had many friends for many years and will be missed by all. Our prayers for comfort and wonderful memories for all of you, his dear family. God Bless you.
April 13, 2011
Jay your going to be so missed to the Cyr family your in our prayers mom and i are going to miss you Jay
Connie And Kim Johnson
April 07, 2011 | Everett, WA
Sorry to hear of Jay's passing. Enjoyed
growing up with Jay and family. See you on the back haul Jay.
Craig Tiedeman
April 04, 2011
So very sorry to hear of Jays passing. My sister just asked the other day if I was still in contact with Jay. Lots of good memories. hauling crab pots,rebuilding his house in Lynnwood & puttering on cars. Still remember the day he purchased his AC Cobra was he ever excited. I have sooo many good memories of Jay that I will cherish the rest of my days.
Loging Buddy, Bryan W. Bertsch
Bryan Bertsch
April 01, 2011 | Snohomish, WA
There are not enough words to describe how I feel right now. I have lost a brother that was with me through the best and worst times a person could have in life. Some of are exploits together are legendary and the things that will never be forgotten. That goes for you MY BROTHER you will never be forgotten!
WAYNE OLIVER
April 01, 2011 | Arlington, WA