Joseph "Jay" Casey

I knew Jay while a Peace Corp Volunteer in Ecuador in the early 1970s. We had many adventures both in the Chota Valley and all about the Province of Imbabura. The many fiestas in Ibarra, Otavalo and the Chota. I cherish a photo of us two on a park bench in Ibarra from 1972... Vaya con dios amigo siempre en mis pensimientos de ayer... Juan Pato

My deepest condolences to the family. Truly a pleasure knowing Jay and calling him a member of our family at ICP all these years. We had many travels together and he never met a stranger along the way. He had a special knack connecting with people and remembering names and details about their lives. Jay was great guy and friend to all. Peace be with you, Ciao y Adios.

We extend our deepest sympathy to all of you. Jay was so full of life with a big hug & heartfelt laugh. Keep his memories close as you grieve his loss. It will help you get through. We will always remember how he welcomed us like family at all the gatherings & events you guys had! Sorry we cannot be there today. Love, Dave & Nora (what Jay called me ;))

The candle is lighted, & my heartfelt prayers for the Casey family are complete Jay lives in my memory place these many decades after Marion, Miami and the friendship days of our youth. God bless...

So sorry to hear this. Jay always was larger than life. We traveled the world together for Allied Mineral Products. Deepest sympathy for the loss of Jay to the entire Casey family.

I am so sorry to hear Jay passed. He just sent me a birthday wish July 29. My deepest sympathy to the entire Casey family.

I´m so very sorry to hear of Jay´s passing. He was larger than life! Thinking and praying for his family right now.