We are deeply sorry for your loss. I have such precious memories of Uncle Jay and all of the good times had around the big family table and of course his beautiful smile. Although we have not been out for a visit in many years, please know every one of you are in our thoughts during this difficult time. Sending all our love and support.

Robyn-Rae Wagner & Family

Deepest condolences to all of our nieces, nephews and there families at this very difficult time.

My sister Lynne married the love of her life, Jay, and they spent many wonderful years together raising a loving family and ranching in Jackass Canyon.

So many memories and so many good times, spent at Lynne and Jays, laughing, playing cards and telling stories.

Jay was a great inspiration, always a hard working man and so dedicated to his family.

Jay, give my Sister the biggest hug for us and Rest In Peace. Rick & Donna

Rick and Donna

I remember visiting Lynn and Jay shortly after they were married.

They were planning their A frame house up on the hillside. They thought that I should buy the acreage next to them.

A wonderful idea but I was 'A day late and a Dollar short' as they say.

I remember Benji dressed up in a suit being the ring bearer for Ricky and Donna's wedding. He was probably three years old.

We once left a retired little mare called 'White Lady' with Lynn and Jay.

She had a great retirement with a family that loves animals.

It was always fun visiting Lynn and Jay and their ever expanding family. One day my daughter Johanna and I stopped for a visit. We arrived to find Jay bottle feeding a rescued fawn in the living room. There were animals and children running in and out of the house. Lynn was busy directing traffic - older kids helping younger kids.

Jay roamed all over the Wildcat Hills. He often brought game home to help feed his growing family.

Rest in Peace Jay.

Happy reunion up there in the Hills of Heaven.

Don and Grace Mickle

To all the family of Jay Eyma from Dave Levson and family: Having known Jay for 51 years, we send our care, love and prayers to you all. We are sorry for your loss. If we can help in any way, let us know.

To all the family, sorry for your loss. Pierre was a legend and a part of the community. Wonderful he lived in a beautiful area and enjoyed the ranch life and family. Take care and celebrate the Father, family and life. Ann McKendrick McNabb and family.

To all the Eyma family...know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Your folks were part of the original and truly Beaupre Community Families from generations ago. We have so many fond and humorous memories of them and when you " kids" were just babies and on. Jay and Lynne are together once more, and we can envision them dancing again at Beaupre Hall !

My most sincere condolences to the family. I remember well all the visits to the house hidden in the hill and all the little kids tearing around who both Lynne and Jay doted on. I think of them every time I drive past. Find peace in your memories.

I was so shocked and sorry to learn of Jay's sudden passing. I remember our family visits when we were young. In my memories, he was a quiet man who let others do most of the talking, but never missed a beat and always knew the perfect moment to interject a humorous quip. It was obvious how he adored Lynne and each of his children. He was someone to look up to. Even though we've lost touch over the years, I always felt Jay and Lynne's presence as I rounded the corner at Jackass Canyon, and I always will. My condolences to his HUGE family, so filled with love and acceptance. Love and peace to you all.

My condolences to all the family and friends of Jay. He was a kind and gentle man, and I think back fondly to my time spent with he and Lynne in their home. His love for his family and his care for his animals and the land reflect a life well lived. Rest well Jay

Joe Blunden

Our condolences to the family - we are so sorry for your loss.

Jay was such a gentle soul and we know he will be missed by so many.

It is wonderful thinking of him dancing with Lynne.

Dan & Jan Blunden

Our condolences to the family of dear Jay. He was a gentle soul and will be greatly missed.

He lived his later years on his terms and did not have to go to a Seniors home and for that we have to be so thankful .

Rest in Peace Jay , you have earned a rest and we will remember you as a great hunter and a kind and gentle family man.

You have your wings now Jay so soar with the angels !

remembering you, Dennis and DonaLee Smith in Pincher Creek.