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September 29, 2024
cousin Wally we love you amd miss you..you have touched thosands of lives
you are a wonderful person and we miss you..love Paul, joanne, Shane
Robert Malloy
July 11, 2011
Thank you Professor, what you taught me has done me well through out the years.
June 22, 2011
Dear Bernice and family,
I was so sadden to hear about Wally's passing. He was such an extraordinary individual who touched so many hundreds, if not thousands of peoples live. Through his many kindnesses and generous spirit, I am a much better person for having known Wally personally. I will always remember the "finger hold" he taught me. Simply amazing! I wish you and your family my warmest and sincere condolences. Wally will always be in our hearts. Fondly, Janice Lee of Edward Jones
Mickey Davenport
June 22, 2011
I helped develop and organize Jujitsu America. I am very proud to be a Charter Member of Jujitsu America. It is time to celebrate the life of Prof Wally Jay.
He lived a full life and was very successful. Wally always shared his love for others. He had a good heart and good mind. Wally also had a sense of humor.
He told me that when I am coaching my students to try to cultivate the feeling of rhythm during their practice. I will miss him.
Sergio Silva
June 20, 2011
Thanks for all teaching and send your positive message to all of us.This is from All Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu fighters and practioniers.Thanks Wally for all your teaching.OBRIGADO
Rick Robinson
June 20, 2011
Every memory I have of Professor is a wonderful lesson in life, living and giving. He shared himself so selflessly with so many. I will miss him very much and always treasure the times I spent in his company.
All my best to Bernice and Leon and the rest of the Jay family!
Rick Robinson
Mickey Davenport
June 18, 2011
wishing you farwell Prof Wally Jay. You taught me always innovate when practicing Judo and Jujitsu. You will always remain in my heart and mind.
James Muro
June 17, 2011
Prof. jay has been one of the most important mentors for me and many others,on the mat and off. It was always good fun to by with him,you didn't need to be on the mat to always learn something from him.
the Dojo was were ever he put his feet down.
He was my Okazaki,
James Muro
Maureen Renaud
June 16, 2011
Much thanks to Professor for the spirit of Ohana. Always sharing-Always gracious. A great man who treated all of us as friends. I leave the rest to those who knew him better. Signed with prayers for The Jay family and Professor’s students.
E. Campbell
June 14, 2011
Sorry for the loss of this very special person.
Please find comfort in the assurance from God that soon there will be no more
sickness no more death.
Hope this brings hope and strength to the family at this time.
Pedro & Dolores Carrillo
June 14, 2011
Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.
Lynn Wilton
June 14, 2011
Professor taught my family & me one of life's most important lessons, and it had nothing to do with Jujitsu.
At a banquet, where assigned seating went from Most Important in front to Least Important in back, Professor Jay was inexplicably seated in the VERY back of the room at our table. When this mistake was discovered, he was offered a seat in the front row -- and without even pausing to think, he declined, and one of the giants of the sport stayed to dine with us! My [now grown] children & I have never forgotten this example of class, dignity, and absolute good manners.
Our sympathies to your treasured family -- after 93 powerful years, rest in peace, Professor Jay.
Lynn, Jack, Joe, Laurel, & Charlie Wilton
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