JASON CAYNE: In Love With
Togetherness
It
was this weekly ritual that Jason Cayne relished:
Every Friday and Saturday evening, Mr. Cayne and his
wife, Gina, would hook up with Mrs. Cayne's sisters and
brothers-in-law, along with a few other friends, and go
out to bars and clubs and just have a rollicking good
time. There would be as many as a dozen of them, packed
into a couple of cars, traveling in the environs of
Marlboro, N.J., where the Caynes lived.
"We'd be out literally every weekend," Mrs. Cayne
said. "We'd meet at my mother's house. We'd fight about
who would be designated drivers. And then we'd
party."
Mr. Cayne, 32, a bond broker at Cantor Fitzgerald,
liked togetherness. "We could be sitting around and doing
nothing, but that was O.K.," Mrs. Cayne said. "He just
wanted us to be together."
Mrs. Cayne is the oldest of four sisters. They all
adored Mr. Cayne when they met him, and the fondness grew
exponentially. "My sisters always said he's the sort of
man they wanted to marry," said Mrs. Cayne, who was the
first of the four to marry. Two sisters have followed,
with men they compare quite favorably to Mr. Cayne. The
fourth is still looking for her replica.
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