Jay V. Witmer

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

Dear Patty and girls,
Jay was a very brave guy, as sick as he was, he continued on with great hope. Jay had what alot of people don't have durning an illness- the love and unending support of those that meant the most to him. Patty- no wife could have done more- your vows were everlasting! ALL OF US @POLY RT DEPT- Bonnie,Jill,Mel,Steph,Joanne@Sue

I am so sorry and sad to hear of this news. I will have all the family in my thoughts. Jay was someone i always looked up too. i valued knowing him and having him teach me so much about, well alot, importance of family, job, farming, laughing, so much i miss you jay
ken oyler

Patty, Girls and their Families,

Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers. Bozo will be greatly missed. I really enjoyed working with him and talking to him. His mentallity and mannerisms reminded me of my grandfather.
If their is anything anyone needs, don't heistate to ask.

Chip, Gia, Falicia, Galen

Dear Pat , girls and family,

Our hearts and prayers are with you. May God hold you carefully in his hand during these times. "Little" Jay, as we all grew up knowing him as was a very caring man and I will always remember how enjoyed a good lively discussion. Carrie and George

Please accept my prayers and sympathies in the passing of Jay. I knew him only through the county township association, but he was a great guy and cared about his township people. RIP Jay

My heart is with everyone. Traci and I have wonderful memories of her childhood and enjoying our times together. The whole family was a big part of our lives. We moved to Liverpool 30 years age and Jay was the first to stop on his tractor and welcome our family to the area and then met Pat and the girls. My sympathy to all of you. God Bless you.
Randy, Shirley, Andy & Traci
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Jill... Take comfort in knowing that your dad is safe in the arms of God. I'll be praying for you and your family.