Happy birthday Guy! I miss your laugh.

We just celebrated your birthday on Wednesday with doughnuts for breakfast. Happy Birthday, Papa Gee! I will be that bridge.
Talked to Johnny a few days ago. Thank you for surrounding us with your love and support.

During Halloween time Raven was telling her classmates that her mom has her dad locked in a box under her bed. The gossip got back to the school counselor and he approached me at pick up. A smile crossed my face and he seemed a little startled by my reaction. “She’s not wrong… those are facts.” Laughing lightly, “did she mention he’s passed?”
We still need to figure out where we should have you spread. Do you think I should send friends and family some ashes and they can share you where ever they may be? I like that idea.

I love you.

Happy Birthday Guy. I miss you, Mom and Dad. Its not only your birthday but also the day Mom passed away 7 years ago and our parents anniversary.I miss all the fun we had. We had some great times together, just you and me. I remember all the times we spent in our backyard in the summer time. You taught me how to juggle and I remember you getting hit in the fore head with a golf ball. I also remember all the good fun partys we had with so many friends. You used to play so much good music for us to enjoy together. Thank you for all the good times we had. Later on in your life, I was not included. I did not get to be part of your family and ours. I missed being part of your life.

Happy Birthday Guy! I miss you! I wish you were here ! Today reminds me of how lucky I was to have known someone so special! Your always in my thought. Rest in peace. Love Tia

Happy birthday. It really sucks you had to leave us. I think about you often and tell our stories of adventure. We really did have some good times. Love and hugs. The Mop.

This is always a special day to me as it's Guys Birthday, my parents Anniversary and the day my Mom passed away. I imagine them all together in a better place. I miss them so much.
All my love

Hey Kelley my boy,
Just sending you some love. I still think of you often, your easy smile, always friendly to even a stranger. Send me a sign as I’ll always welcome you in my life…
Love
Will(ie)

It's Father's Day and I remember so many times that Guy used to always bring up how my Dad would kiss him hello as was the tradition for men in our family. It made a big impression on him as when he became a father I remember watching him kiss Kevin when he was younger. I felt proud to know that the ripples of our families affection had spread out to my friends as well (with the exception of Randi)...:) Happy Father's Day Guy

I actually love this time of year to look at all the photos of Guy, Family and Friends. They warm my heart. I miss you so much.
I've been skiing some and the conditions are perfect for going fast. I think of all the runs I made with Guy. Sometimes we would play chicken locking arms and going straight down the mountain until one of us would release. He is with me ever day on the slopes. So many fun times and memories.
I love you Guy

It's hard to believe it has almost been 3 years. I still think of you almost everyday and all the fun times and shenanigans we pulled. There are so many stories to share with friends and so many fond memories. I still enjoy some of those activities you introduced me to. I'm very grateful that you were a part of my life. Headed up to Lassen June 6 to 9 to climb and ski down. Maybe a downhill bike ride after the tailgate party in the summit parking lot. A tradition that started with you and your family!!!

I Miss You?!

Will - that comment was very touching. I hadn't stayed in touch with friends from those young adult years. I regret that I abandoned old relationships while pursuing new ones. Guy's passing is a wakeup call. I thought we all were immortal and have plenty of time. We aren't - and we don't. Although I'm sad that Guy is gone - his death helped me to reevaluate and prioritize what's important. I became a great-grandpa last December. My list of priorities keeps getting longer! Wife, kids, grandkids, and great-grandkids...family and friends. Thank you Guy.

My Dear Friend,
Thinking of you on the day before your birthday. So many fond memories of our antics with our friends. The laughter and adventures we had, our school days, road trips, fun times. You were always a true friend to me, always there with your unguarded openness. I think of you often and continue to miss being able to talk to you...

Lot's of fun memories that go back before Keema and Kevin were born. My favorite is Guy always calling me Clada! Keema could not pronounce my first name when she was a baby, she called me Clada, Guy called me that always! I believe Guy left this world in Peace and those that loved him will always be thankful. I pray that Keema, Kevin, Kym and Shawn will hang on to the precious times and know time is a healer. All My Love, keeping you all in my prayers. Clada

Love to the one and only brother I had, I always loved you. I will always be grateful to you for how you gave me support in my life. I thank you for making my life better with all the music and the good times we shared. It's a shame that I was not ever invited to be part of your adventures in life with you and your family. I will always love and miss you.

We had a lot of great times together and made so many memories. I miss you more than I can say. Thank you for being my big brother and sharing all our wonderful adventures together. I'll love you forever.

I miss you.

The photos are really fantastic - Guy is so photogenic!  I think back to Guy's spirit of generosity - he always included us in outings and hanging out together at the house. He was the first person - who on a particular hell day in Squaw - to tell me that despite it not making any sense, the more pressure I applied to the front of my skis, the slower I would go - helped tremendously, LOL! When we needed some help on the deck, Guy came over and built a monument to all decks that will last generations. He was hard working with a commitment to execution, and with a talented eye for detail and design. His laugh was easy - his reverence for the outdoors, phenomenal. It was clear he adored his family - I think they are also all extra special so I really appreciated this in him. And now, I am thankful to have had the great opportunity, to have known him.  Blessings to Guy and All! Much Love, Natalie