Friday, November 6, 2015
Let me first extend my heartfelt sympathy to Jay's family. The loss must touch you very deeply as you face these first numbing days of grief. I met Jay, too briefly, sixty-one years ago. We spoke as he allowed a sixteen year old high school boy to drive his Jaguar XK-120, a thrill still remembered. He gave me sage advice that has served me for all my life, and others that I shared it with. I was impressed with his kindness and intelligence. What he did for me was like dropping a pebble into a pond, the positive ripples are still expanding. Thank you, Jay ...rest in peace. You and yours' are in my thoughts and prayers.
