John Hague

Marilyn,and family: Fate, living at Seabrook Island, brought us to meet a very wonderful couple. Jay, will be remembered in our hearts as a very caring person, a very courageous person, and a respectful sense of confidence. What a couple...we can say the same for Marilyn. May God place his Grace and Blessings upon you, Marilyn, and your entire family.

Marilyn, Tim, Susan and family;
Our deepest sympathy. I shall always remember Jay as a beaming face, bursting with joy in life, the mirth of a joke and the last hole that he birdied. His positive attitude improved the daily life of all he met. George & Christie

As his son-in-law, I’ve had the privilege to spend many hours with Jay. Jay took a very proactive interest in my life and career. He always treated me with the utmost respect, and made me feel smart and important. I will greatly miss our conversations. Jay was a good listener, and a challenging teacher. I remember most his easy laugh, confidence, and his passion for sports and politics. Our daughters Claire and Sydney were truly blessed to have had him in their lives. With them he was pure...

My sincerest condolences to all of the Hague family on the untimely loss of Jay. He was my closest friend for over 36 years and I miss him greatly.

Dear Marilyn and Family: Although it has been some time since we last saw each other, we were so saddened to hear the news about Jay. We only hope he continued to enjoy life as he always did. Jay, and all of you, his family, always represented the ultimate in class to us. Our prayers are with you and you are in our thoughts in this time of your grief.

Al & linda

Marilyn, Tim and Susan, I am so sorry to hear of Jay's passing. Jay was a true gentleman and will always be fondly remembered. The 8 years I worked for him here at Campbell's were the best. At this time of sorrow may the thought that others keep you in their prayers ease your heart and give you strength.

I was a member of the Dartmouth Class of 1953 along with John and his loved ones have my best wishes and sympathy.

I didn't know Jay either at Dartmouth or afterward. However, he is a member of the Class of 1953 which makes him very special to all of his classmates. My condolences to his family. Rest in peace, Jay

To the Hague family:May you find peace and strength in your time of sorrow.Release your burdens to the almighty father and he will carry you throughout your tomorrow.