Jay Alan "Bird" Kirchner

You will be missed you are always in my prayers! Tabatha, I love you too girl, I'm here for you!

Jay, we met 10 years ago. We had our ups and downs. More ups then downs. I miss you man. You were a great man, brother, and friend. You always knew how to make me smile...love you always jay

Jay, I was really upset that I didn't get to see you today, but I asked Libby to tell you I wished I was there. I wish the last time I talked to you I wasn't mad. This past week it has been amazing to see how YOU have brought people together. Not just Germantown either, but everywhere. I will surely miss ya, jay!

Jay you really was the most sweetest loving caring guy. You would never let me be sad around you. You would alwys tell me to keep my head and live for the day. Ive been doing it ever since. We will meet again till then keep an eye on ALL OF US!You have touched so many hearts and no one will for get you! REST EASY AY!!

Juicehead man this is crazy for real I miss ya homie I know we didnt get that much time togather but know u a jay bird and ur free to fly now ill c ya when I get there bruh hold me a spot fam.... One <3 juice head love niecy ps yesterday I seen a jaybird I smiled looked to the sky one tear fell and I knew it was u rest easy and fly free now

Me and my family sending out or deepest sympathy out to you and your jay to a good friend and family man god bless you.

jay bird i remember u from grade school your thoughts n prayers r with your family. sad how the good die young, but we all no we will have our spots will b waiting 4 us. good bless your family. BILLIE JEAN GOODMAN

i met jay a few years ago when he moved in across the hall from me on krieger street. Jay was a straight shooter...a good man. We became good friends in a short period of time. Shared many beers and even more stories.........good times with big Jay. Feels like yesterday I was watching him fight at Wiccs. Youll be mised my friend.

I didn't really know Jay and haven't seen him since I was a kid growing up in Germantown, but I understand the magnitude of this loss and feel the deepest sympathy for his family and closest friends. Tragic accidents are very difficult to understand. Rest easy, Jay, and say hello to Lonnie for me.