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Jay W. Shiveley

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Jay W. Shiveley

Died suddenly, but peacefully at home on October 20, 2006 in Atherton, California at age 50. Much adored husband, father of three, brother and son. Born September 13, 1956, Jay graduated from Mankato State University and worked for 27 years in technology sales and...

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Lisa and family,
I just found out about Jay after all this time and felt compelled to leave a note. Anyone who worked with Jay would almost certainly remember him as one of the most influential people in their careers. He was larger than life. My wife met him just once back in the Forte days and remembers today exactly what he looked like and what he said in their 10 minute conversation. It didn't surprise me. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.

Dear Lisa:

Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to you and the children for this untimely loss of such a bright spirit, husband, partner, father, and friend. Peace be with you.

lisa and family,
I am so sorry about Jay.
The two of you made me feel so welcome each time Mary brought me to your house.
I pray that you with the help of God and your family that you will get through this trying time.

I only knew Jay for about a month, yet we became friends immediately. I believe that you only meet a few very special people in your life, and Jay was one of them for me. I had just had a beer with Jay on 10/13 to discuss business opportunities between Intel/oQo in Palo Alto. He was so excited to meet his family at his favorite place (the bike shop) and then go for dinner. I can't believe that he is gone.

My deepest condolences to the Shiveley family.

Dear Lisa,
Our deepest sympathy goes out to you and the kids. We are so sorry for your loss.
John and I have such fond memories of skiing with Jay, and you both welcoming us into your home.
Please take good care of yourself, and know you are in our thoughts.

John and Jean Smith

Our deepest sympathy goes out to the family and friends of Jay from the Minnesota State University Track Alumni.

Jay was a great athlete (all-american), teammate, friend, and we will miss him.

For years I bragged about placing the first sales rep in Minneapolis for Oracle, Jay Shiveley! Being able to say I've known Jay and worked with him over some years has been a true honor. I think of him often and have used my "Jay Story" as an example to many people on how to succeed in life. He truly was gifted. My heart aches for your families loss. May the memories of Jay give you strength through this sad time.

Lisa,
My family and I are thinking of you and the kids as you absorb this shocking loss. Jay was an extraordinary character, and I enjoyed our time together at Forte very much. We had lunch just a couple of months ago, after not seeing each other for several yeas. He was very excited about the new company, his biking, Keaton's skiing, and the family's other goings-on. It was great to see him so happy and fulfilled. We will all miss him very much.

Dear Jay,
You were the best uncle in the world. I love you so much. Thanks for everything.