Condolence: Sincere sympathies to the Morrow family. Jay will be missed. The Bible is encouraging at times like this. Acts 24:15 says that "there is going to be a resurrection." We look forward to that future time when we can welcome back our loved ones.

Condolence: Morrow Family,

We are truly sorry to hear of the loss of Mr. James Morrow.
Please accept our condolences and our prayers in this difficult time.
But take comfort in knowing that he is resting in the arms of our Lord.

Sincerely,
Kevin & Laurie Drago

Condolence: Dearest Nan,
Our hearts are broken knowing that Jay is gone. We know how difficult it must be for you, Jason, Scott and all the family We will be there on Saturday for the final goodbye. With much love,
Cathie and Barry

Condolence: I was truly blessed to have spent my freshman and sophomore years of high school in Baker, Mt.

I remember Jay well and even breifly rented a small apartment from his parents. I remember one time in Jay's bedroom where his walls were adorned with posters of Kim Novak. In a tease, I made a remark about Kim that Jay took offense to and I seriously thought he would give me a thrashing!

Although it has been many moons since I have seen Jay I still have fond memories of him and my brief stay in Baker.

Condolences to the family and carry on.

Sincerely.

Gerald Prince
Tulsa, Ok.

Condolence: Nan and family:
I have no memory of Jim that didn't have him either smiling or that big laugh of his where he would almost take a pause before he let out a big roar. We have fond memories of our visit to Danberry in Oct of '85 and the 'On golden pond' tour you gave us of the New England colors. Greetings to Gary and Midge and all of the Don Morrow family whose life I shared in Baker MT once a time...actually a magical time in a small rural town. Bless Jay and his dear Nan as you gather to celebrate a great guy and the life he carved out in Conn....God Bless,
Ed/Sandy Helgeson...BillingsMT