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Jay Eitner Obituary
St. George
Alma Charles Eitner Jr (Jay) was born March 15, 1931 to Alma Charles and Alice Rosenvall. He was the second child of five children. Jay attend and graduated from East High School and went on to serve and LDS mission in the Mexico City area. On his way home from his mission, he stopped in Los Angeles where he met the bride of his youth, Constance Mary Chytraus (Connie). They were married on May 26, 1953. Jay joined the Air Force and also graduated from the University of Utah. Jay and Connie had 10 children and 28 grandchildren. Connie passed away in 2003 and 4000 days later, Jay was reunited with the love of his life. Memorial services will be held Friday, October 24, 2014 at 2 PM at the LDS stake center in Bloomington, 200 W Brigham RD.
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October 24, 2014
Jay was a wonderful example to everyone he came in contact with. He will be missed by the Disabled American Vets that he served.
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James MacArthur
October 23, 2014
Jay was our bishop when Sherri and I were married in 1968. He was one of the best bishops I have ever had. We have ten children..I guess he and Connie set the standard! Jay was a great person and I look forward to seeing him again someday. We send our love to his children and grandchildren. Jim and Sherri MacArthur, Orem, Utah
Mary Henderson
October 22, 2014
Remembering your family with love and praying God will bless each of you. Mary (Foster) Henderson
Eric Snow
October 21, 2014
Sorry for your loss. I know he is in a better place.
Lori Cottam
October 21, 2014
I have so many wonderful memories of the time that I spent with Jay and his family. They had a lovely, inviting home and always made me feel welcome! Their children were happy and confident and eager to experience life. Thank you to the entire Eitner family, but especially to Jay, Connie & Jodi!!!
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