"May you rest in peace Uncle Jim. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire family. I'll always look back with fond memories, the great love and joy you have had for Aunt Georgia, Dad and Mom. I'll remember the great times talking about football and who should we all bet on. We'll all remember the barefoot race at the lake between you, dad, brother Maurice "Mo"and how I finished last. Love you always Nephew Rick. Rick Fay-Adams Family "
In loving memory of
James Forrest Fay
October 11, 1936 - September 20, 2022
James "Jimmy" passed away peacefully in his home with family and loved ones by his side. Preceded in death by his parents, Maurice Joseph Fay and Della Belle Fay; brothers, Maurice Bernard Fay Jr., Gerald Thomas Fay; sisters, Mary Donna Fay, Margaret Doris Fay, Bernice Catherine Fay Squibb, Helen Theresa Fay Hurley; wife, Georgia Anne Fay. He is survived by his son Jeff Fay; daughters, Janet Fay, and Suzanne Fay; grandsons, Jeff Fay Jr. and Blane Mericle; granddaughters, Julie Fay, Jamie Johnson, Tracy Connor, Sarah Moore, Amy Zelensky and Natalie Fay; great-grandsons, Jimmy Howard, Jojo Johnson, Jacob Fay, Joshua Fay, Kamron Connor, Micah Moore and Mateo Moore; great-granddaughters, Janna Johnson, Kendyl Connor, Karynn Connor, Zoey Zelensky, Vanessa Fay and Vanellope Tinderholt; siblings; Sharon Most and many other relatives and friends.
SERVICES- Visitation will start at 10:00am followed by services at 11:00am Tuesday, September 27, 2022 at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, 14330 Eagle Run Dr., followed by a graveside blessing and sharing of his life at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Tributes
"Jim was a good honest man. He worked hard all his life to provide for his family. He was a great example of what a father, grandfather, and great grandfather should be. I consider myself lucky having know him. Rest in peace Jim."
"My condolences and prayers to the family, May God provide you with peace and comfort during this difficult time of mourning. Psalms 29:11 "
" Jim loved to go to Aksarben , I dont think he missed a day for years. A few of us that worked at vickers would meet in the paddock area thats where Jim said you can pick up a few tips . We had so much fun there had a few beers ,won a little, lost a little. Remember when Jim had a hole in one at this par three golf course that Vickers had their league.. Its no longer there. But it was down hill about 160 green was elevated. He topped his tee shot it went rolling down the hill up on the green in the hole. He was quite the guy Rest in peace Jimbo"