Condolence: Denny & family, you have my sincerest condolences. May God be with you all.

Bill Welch--Fed Center retiree

Condolence: I've always admired my Uncle Guy. My Aunt Dar and the kids where always his priority.

I have a picture of my dad and Uncle by his convertable car. I don't think anyone could show me a pitcure of him without his perfect hair :).

He and my Aunt Darlene where there with my family last October when my mom became ill and passway in November.

They stayed me and my son until my mom came out of surgery at 11.00pm.

They where there when she passway. I don't how I could have made it through time without them

I'm sorry I wasn't there for him and my Aunt and cusions.

I've been very proud to have him as my Uncle.

Condolence: Denny, I am so sorry to learn of the loss of your brother. Because our family seems to have disbursed considerably, I only have a few childhood memories of him, mainly from the family picnics. Please know that I am thinking of you and your family during this time.

Condolence: My Brother Guy, was 11 years older than me. Some of my fondest memories occurred when we were young and living at home with Mom and Dad. One day, Guy and I were wrestling in the living room. In the process, the coffee table glass was broken. We hoped that it wouldn’t be discovered-But, it was. That’s the one time that I was glad Guy was older, because he took the parental heat! Guy was a teenager in the 50’s and he was cool-Cooler than Fonzie on Happy Days. Guy had the street rods, motor cycles, good looks and the girl friends. He was tough and always had a pack of cigarettes rolled up under the sleeve of his white T-shirt. Yes, Guy was my idol while growing up. He was a hard worker who provided well for his family, which he loved. While we grew distant in later years, I will miss sending him a funny birthday card in May. Our hearts cannot express the sorrow that Deb and I feel for Darlene, Tiffany, Terry and Todd. We hope that time will help diminish the sorrow they are feeling, but not the good memories of a great Guy. Denny and Debbie Trayer.

Condolence: I remember many times Guy stopping by the office to say hi to Tiffany and myself. He was not a man of many words, but when he left the office I always had a smile on my face. I have so many memories of Tiffany telling stories of her and her Dad. The stories I love the most happened while her and I worked together.
He was a great great man....he will be greatly missed by so many
Rest in peace Guy
John & Judy Turner

Condolence: I remember many times Guy stopping by the office to say hi to Tiffany and myself. He was not a man of many words, but when he left the office I always had a smile on my face. I have so many memories of Tiffany telling stories of her and her Dad. The stories I love the most happened while her and I worked together.
He was a great great man....he will be greatly missed by so many
Rest in peace Guy
John & Judy Turner