Left The Range
It is with great sadness that I report the passing of Jay McMunn...............most here know him as "Jay Idaho". Jay was a wonderful friend to all that knew him. While the first impression of him may have been " country bumpkin", it didn't take long to see that he was a remarkable person with a thirst for knowledge. Jay was trained as a tool and die maker, and was a life-long experimenter that took great pleasure in looking at things "out of the box" rather than toe the line and do things the way they had always been done. He was very sucessful in his trade, and was held in high regard by the many outfits that he worked for, as he was in a position of product development.
I wish that Jay and I had lived closer to each other so that I could have spent more time with him, learning from him, and laughing......he had a real wit about him, and loved to tease. I am attaching a link to a memorial set-up for Jay. Find it at http://jay.mcmunn.com/
I'll miss you Jay
lngrng AKA Mark Van Beek
:'(
It is with great sadness that I report the passing of Jay McMunn...............most here know him as "Jay Idaho". Jay was a wonderful friend to all that knew him. While the first impression of him may have been " country bumpkin", it didn't take long to see that he was a remarkable person with a thirst for knowledge. Jay was trained as a tool and die maker, and was a life-long experimenter that took great pleasure in looking at things "out of the box" rather than toe the line and do things the way they had always been done. He was very sucessful in his trade, and was held in high regard by the many outfits that he worked for, as he was in a position of product development.
I wish that Jay and I had lived closer to each other so that I could have spent more time with him, learning from him, and laughing......he had a real wit about him, and loved to tease. I am attaching a link to a memorial set-up for Jay. Find it at http://jay.mcmunn.com/
I'll miss you Jay
lngrng AKA Mark Van Beek
:'(
