John Joseph Bradley

Jay Jr and family. Today I happened to find out that you lost your father last year. I was out of country around that time and had no idea. I feel shocked that no one told me of this sad news. My family has been neighbors with your family for more than 40 years. My brother Bobby, as you well know, had a special relationship with you, of course, and your father who always held him to a high standard. Your father left a proud legacy here in Black Forest and I feel deeply for your loss. ...

Many wonderful memories of Jay and family. Dick and I loved our visits to Colorado.

I met Jay through working on his place on Briar Rose Ln. I would be hard put to find a more friendly and caring person. We should have more people like Jay in this world. You are missed my friend. Rest in peace. Jim Bunting

Katie, I just heard about your dad. I am so sorry to hear the news. He was one of my best friends, he always cared how I was doing. His friendship showed me how it should be done. I think about him often. Tell your mom that I will always keep a warm place for him in my heart. -Paul-

Dear friend of Jay and his entire family. He was my best Ski Buddy,we skied a hafl million miles together over a period of 40 years.

Dear friend for many years of Jay and entire family. He was my best ski buddy, we skiied a half million miles together over a period of 40 years.

Jay was a dear friend for 55 years, my best ski buddy, we skiied a half million miles together over a 40 year period. I knew and loved his family as well

I attended college in Cobleskill with Jay. We were both Poultry Husbandry majors. A finer person I have never met. Condolences to his family.

Katie and family, Thinking of you and your family in this time of sorrow. Love, Jolene Owens