Jay Shapiro

If you know the store, then you knew him. He was the tall man w/ the mustache, the one who knew your kids, knew your medium, knew your way of looking at things. He knew way more about servanthood than he did about art. He loved his store and we loved him

Jay was always a good guy to me and I appreciated his demeanor and his good humor. I was thinking about Jay and went looking for him on Facebook when I found out. Every moment is transitory and to be deeply felt. Jay left me with many moments to remember. My condolences go out to his family and friends.

My deepest sympathy to the your families for your loss. I was shocked to hear of Jay's death. I will always remember him as a pleasant and helpful person in all my contacts with him. To the Shapiro's, the Krinsky's and the Finkel's, my thoughts are with you.

Jim and Mary C. Sutherland (long time customers) express their sincere sympathy to Jay's family. Thank you. Atlanta

I am so sad to no longer see Jay's friendly face at Binders.
My deepest sympathy to his family and those close to him.
Susan Steinberg

I was saddened to hear about Jay. He and I were business acquaintances but with Jay it was more than just business, we were also friends. My thoughts and prayers are with Jay's family.
Maxine Harnish, Monroe Ga.

As I wandered the aisles of Binders over the years, Jay was always there with a smile and offer of help. I'll miss his presence. My deepest sympathies to his family.

I am so sorry to hear of this news. My thoughts are with the family at this time.