Condolence: R.I.P. JAY! LIFE LONG FRIEND AN BROTHER IN ARMS! WE WERE SOLDIER'S.

Condolence: We were childhood friends with many adventures! We were Soldiers! We made it home to many more adventures! You have gone on a new adventure an some day I'll show up to see your smiling face an hear your laughter as we all go on an ETERNAL ADVENTURE! MAY GOD BE WITH YOUR FAMILY IN THEIR TIME OF SORROW! R.I.P. SOLDIER, DAY IS DONE, DAY IS DONE. JAY O. LYLE.

Condolence: Jay, This is Matt Perry with the Syria Highlanders, you spoke to me on St. Patricks Day on the bus about playing for your father. My heart broke for you that night and I was so sorry to learn he had passed. Unfortunately I was traveling on business or I would of played for him today. You and your family have my deepest condolences and sympathy. It is hard to loose your farther but there is some comfort in knowing he is now free from pain in a paradise who's beauty we can't even begin to imagine. Sincerely, Matt Perry

Condolence: I had the honor of calling you my Dad! There are no words to describe the pain I feel now that you are gone. I love you more than you could have known. I will never stop fighting for you. I promise!

Condolence: RIP Jay, You were a good man and good friend of mine and others at the Oriole's Club and Potters Club for many years. You will be remembered for ever. Prayers to all the family

Condolence: Thank you for being the most amazing, kind and loving Father that you were. You packed a lot of life into your 67 years and not all of it was good but you learned from it and made it better. I'm so honored to call you my Dad. Thank you for some of the best memories that I have. Your character and personality has always touched so many people. You worked so hard your whole life. Your love for your country was truly passionate and your sacrifice to it is one that will never be forgotten. I am proud to say that I'm your daughter and that I'm a daughter of a Vietnam Purple Heart Recipient Veteran. I love you Daddy.