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October 17,1938 - May 5, 2015
Jay Pidto died from complications of pneumonia on May 5th at the age of 76 in Edinburgh, Scotland while travelling with his wife. He is predeceased by his parents, Bernie and Rose Pidto, his sister Gail Schwartz, and his first wife, Marge Pidto. He is survived by his current wife, Lynne Baer, his children, Bill Pidto (Carol) and Liz Pidto (John Parker), his stepchildren, Lecia Kaslofsky (Thor) and Alex Smith, and six grandchildren.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Diana Rollins-Sammis
December 21, 2019
Thank you Jay for giving me the chance and opportunity to help you and Marge grow your group of children's stores. Your unending support and faith in me will never be forgotten. Truly, a wonderful part of my life and personal growth. Rest in Peace dear sir.
Diana Rollins-Sammis
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November 21, 2015
Condolences to Jay's family. We were fraternity brothers and friends at Cornell, and Jay was one of the very best. So sorry that he is gone.
Vic Romley
Connie Harvey
May 30, 2015
I am so very sorry to learn of Jay's death. My deepest sympathy to you, Lynne, and Jay's loved ones. I remember when the two of you met, fell in love and married; I always thought you were so perfect for one another--a true perfect match. My thoughts are with you...
Connie
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