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On Friday, May 29th, 2020, Justin Ray Bailey played his Final Inning, while enjoying a home field advantage in Bunch, Oklahoma.
Jay will be joining his Brother Brian Bailey, Father Bill Bailey, and his Duda Roy in the Hall of Fame.
He leaves 3 amazing Players on the field; daughter Rayne Faith Dawn Bailey, Son Blaine Ray Bailey, and our Youngest Daughter Fury Seren Abbott, to play in his absence.
Justin also leaves behind many adoring fans, Cheerleader and Wife Lisa Bailey, Mother Cheryl Sequichie, Dad Gary Sequichie, 2 "Little" Brothers Neil and Sonny Sequichie, an adorable little sister Cheyenne Ballard, his precious Grandma Eliza J. Sanders, special Uncle Rodney Holcomb and a pack of fluffy doggos who are lost without their Alpha.
If you ever find yourself missing J.B., find comfort in knowing He Left All of Himself on Every field He ever played on, Go find him there!
Visit Him at Robert's Funeral Home in Stilwell OK from 9-5 on Wednesday June 3rd.
Service will be held Thursday, June 4th at 1p.m. at Robert's Funeral Home
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