Jay Webster

I wish to pass on my deepest sympathies to Jay's family. Jay and I worked together on the B-2 program at Link. Jay was the only one who beat me at the sheer volume of data and yellow post it notes in his cubicle. I have a lot of fond memories of chatting with Jay. He had family pictures on the walls of his cubicle and loved to talk about Ethel and his children and grandchildren. Jay was a genuinely nice person and I really missed him when I transferred to Raytheon in St Petersburg.

I worked with Jay many years at Link and learned a great deal from him. He was an outstanding engineer. Our deepest sympathy goes out to the family.

I want to extend my deepest sympathy to your family, I worked with Jay on C130 & B2 programs at Link for years, he was, and always will be Mr. DDP.

Our deepest sympathy to your entire family. We both worked with Jay at Link. He was a very kind person and always had a smile on his face.

Jim & I both worked with Jay at Link - he was a great person. We are sorry for your loss.
God Bless

Mark & Cheryl & Family,
May the Good Lord bless you in your time of sadness.

Mark, you and your family have our deepest sympathies. Though we only knew your Dad from your talk of him, he was surely a wonderful man. His kind heart and devotion to family lives on in you. We are thinking of you. - Robert and Maggie Barnes

I want to add that Jay was a kind and gentle man. He was a brilliant Electronics Engineer and retired from Link Flight Simulation.

Chris

Knew Jay from Link. One of the brightest men I've ever knew. Always had a 'smile'
Bob Griffin Retired 1994 Link