Birth date: Jul 2, 1945 Death date: Feb 19, 2022
FLORIST NOTE- PLEASE DELIVER ALL FLOWERS DIRECTLY TO THE CHURCH IN COCKEYSVILLE, MARYLAND ON SATURDAY March 12, 2022 by 1 PM. Josias Jenkins Cromwell II, son of Josias Jenkins Cromwell, a businessman who owned the Baltimore Eleva Read Obituary
Sending my love and condolences to the Cromwell family and all who loved Jay! I was happy to know him through my father, Chip Costa. What a wonderful person - thankful to have known him and thankful that he was such a good friend to my dad. Much love and light <3
Jay was a wonderful man and will always be missed. He lit up the room with his smile. He was the Life Partner to my good friend Mary Lou. He was always upbeat, optimistic, kind and gave me valuable advice. I’ll always miss him.
Jay was a fun and nice man who enjoyed Golf, Beach life in Delaware and in Florida. He was always a gentleman ,fun and very upbeat. He especially enjoyed being with his Life Partner Mary Lou. He will be missed but he will be here with us in spirit, memories and photos until his name is never spoken on earth again.Jay is now enjoying eternal happiness in County Heaven .
Jay was a wonderful ,warm ,humorous intelligent man and a great life partner to my friend Mary Lou Kupfer. We will miss him.
Carolyn Zollar
So sorry to learn of the loss of such a fine man, friend, father, intellect, and quietly raging party hound!!!!
To me Jay was the comfortable friend who always had a warm smile, pertinent comments, caring attitude, and keen awareness of those around him that caught me off guard at times when he’d drop a piece of wit that perfectly intrigued and humored me and others. That speaks volumes about a guy who was often in the background but oh so present and prominent with his glibness.
Hail to Jay. Hail to those he loved. May HIS LEGACY bring soothing balm to the tender aches now felt so the blossom of joy blooms bright forever in the future.
Tank Urban
McD ‘63
A wonderful guy who will be missed by many. John and Tolly Lewin
Uncle Jay was a good role model. He was involved as an uncle, and I will always have fond memories of annual Christmas Eve dinner at his house growing up, seeing him at the beach or visiting him in Florida, playing golf, and talking sports. He will be missed!
We are so sad to hear this news. Jay was such an upbeat guy, I remember all the good nature ribbing he could dish out. Jay definitely made our golf days brighter just by being there. All of our love Mary Lou. Brian and Elaine, Naples
