I first met Jay when he was a wee lad at camp, and had the pleasure of watching him become an incredible force of good as a man. Even as a little boy, when we would round at night and reposition people, he always would thank us,even though half asleep. No one else did that at 2am, believe me. When hospitalized myself later in life, no matter how ill or in pain, I have remembered his example and thanked everyone who assisted me especially on the night shift. Through great acts , .both large and small, he inspired many to be better people. He will be missed