Memories of Mr. John "Jay" Aldrich

In memory of

Mr. John "Jay" Aldrich

Graham, WA

March 24, 1962 - September 19, 2023

Mar 24, 1962 - Sep 19, 2023

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Andrea Tanner

2002, Puyallup, WA, USA

Chris and Sean

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2000, Puyallup, WA, USA

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John Brongil

1980, Tacoma, WA, USA

I met Jay right after high school in 1980 and come to find out we were born the same day. I never let him forget I was 5 hours older lol in 1981 me, him and Scott Davis rented a brand new house together and had alotta fun in that place. Jay and I took a trip in his 70 nova that same year to cruise Van Nuys Blvd in LA, broke down 3 times but somehow made it home. We had alot of fun back then, got married a month apart in 86 and lived across the street from eachother for a couple years. We lost contact for a few years then started running into eachother in the last 5 years. He still had his sarcastic side and great sense of humor....he'll definitely be missed RIP my friend

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Andrea Tanner

2020, Washington, USA

Sean's Graduation

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Jay has always been a kind generous man and has two amazing sons to be proud of and three beautiful grandchildren that always warm his heart. Christopher has grown into an incredible man, husband, father, and brother always putting family first and providing for his family. Sean is an amazing student just completing his first year of college and on the honor roll to become a software engineer and working full time while attending college. Jay, thank you for two amazing boys and may you be the light in their lives always guiding them to be successful and an inspiration to others. We will miss you with all our heart and you will always hold a special place in our lives. May family, friends, colleagues, and anyone with a warm heart comfort and surround Christopher and Sean through this journey and time in their lives. 💜💜💜

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April Aldrich

My uncle Jay will truly be missed. He was a wonderful human being that was caring with a great sense of humor. Many laughs and adventures were shared together. He was always there for me with a helping hand and great understanding. He helped guide me to adulthood and showed me parental love. His warm beautiful smile will be remembered. I will always love and appreciate him, he is my best and closest uncle.

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