h/o Helen Marie Cotton; Vet of WW II
Edward D. Guy Sr., 79, died Sunday, August 16, 1998, at St. Augustine Health & Rehabilitation Center in St. Augustine following a long illness.
He was a native of Indianapolis, Ind and had lived in the Palatka area for the past 48 years, coming from South Florida. He was a scaleman in Pulp & Paper manufacturing and retired from Georgia-Pacific Corp. in 1983 after 28 years of service. He attended the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Palatka. He was a member of the Pulp & Paperworkers Union. In his earlier years, he was a professional rodeo cowboy and was a charter member of the Rodeo Cowboy Association. He followed rodeos throughout the United States rubbing shoulders with such people as the late Roy Rogers and Gene Autry. He as a national champion steer wrestler. He experienced working in the famous 101 Ranch in Oklahoma, worked on the Hoover Dam, and was a Texas Ranger. He had also worked as a blacksmith. He always met you with his trusting smile.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Helen Marie Guy; and four brothers.
He is survived by his daughter, Yvonne Marie Guy of Palatka; son, Edward Daniel "Buddy" Guy Jr. of Plover, Wis.; sisters, Betty Jane Addleman of Brownsburg, Ind. and Nellie Perry of Ind.; five grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Funeral service will be Thursday, 10:30 a.m. at graveside at Palatka Memorial Gardens with Bishop Richard Brinker officiating. Flag presentation will be given by the U.S. Army.
Masters Funeral Home in Palatka is handling arrangements. (Palatka Daily News Obituary dtd n18 Aug 1998.)
Edward D. Guy Sr., 79, died Sunday, August 16, 1998, at St. Augustine Health & Rehabilitation Center in St. Augustine following a long illness.
He was a native of Indianapolis, Ind and had lived in the Palatka area for the past 48 years, coming from South Florida. He was a scaleman in Pulp & Paper manufacturing and retired from Georgia-Pacific Corp. in 1983 after 28 years of service. He attended the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Palatka. He was a member of the Pulp & Paperworkers Union. In his earlier years, he was a professional rodeo cowboy and was a charter member of the Rodeo Cowboy Association. He followed rodeos throughout the United States rubbing shoulders with such people as the late Roy Rogers and Gene Autry. He as a national champion steer wrestler. He experienced working in the famous 101 Ranch in Oklahoma, worked on the Hoover Dam, and was a Texas Ranger. He had also worked as a blacksmith. He always met you with his trusting smile.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Helen Marie Guy; and four brothers.
He is survived by his daughter, Yvonne Marie Guy of Palatka; son, Edward Daniel "Buddy" Guy Jr. of Plover, Wis.; sisters, Betty Jane Addleman of Brownsburg, Ind. and Nellie Perry of Ind.; five grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Funeral service will be Thursday, 10:30 a.m. at graveside at Palatka Memorial Gardens with Bishop Richard Brinker officiating. Flag presentation will be given by the U.S. Army.
Masters Funeral Home in Palatka is handling arrangements. (Palatka Daily News Obituary dtd n18 Aug 1998.)
h/o Helen Marie Cotton; Vet of WW II
Edward D. Guy Sr., 79, died Sunday, August 16, 1998, at St. Augustine Health & Rehabilitation Center in St. Augustine following a long illness.
He was a native of Indianapolis, Ind and had lived in the Palatka area for the past 48 years, coming from South Florida. He was a scaleman in Pulp & Paper manufacturing and retired from Georgia-Pacific Corp. in 1983 after 28 years of service. He attended the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Palatka. He was a member of the Pulp & Paperworkers Union. In his earlier years, he was a professional rodeo cowboy and was a charter member of the Rodeo Cowboy Association. He followed rodeos throughout the United States rubbing shoulders with such people as the late Roy Rogers and Gene Autry. He as a national champion steer wrestler. He experienced working in the famous 101 Ranch in Oklahoma, worked on the Hoover Dam, and was a Texas Ranger. He had also worked as a blacksmith. He always met you with his trusting smile.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Helen Marie Guy; and four brothers.
He is survived by his daughter, Yvonne Marie Guy of Palatka; son, Edward Daniel "Buddy" Guy Jr. of Plover, Wis.; sisters, Betty Jane Addleman of Brownsburg, Ind. and Nellie Perry of Ind.; five grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Funeral service will be Thursday, 10:30 a.m. at graveside at Palatka Memorial Gardens with Bishop Richard Brinker officiating. Flag presentation will be given by the U.S. Army.
Masters Funeral Home in Palatka is handling arrangements. (Palatka Daily News Obituary dtd n18 Aug 1998.)
Edward D. Guy Sr., 79, died Sunday, August 16, 1998, at St. Augustine Health & Rehabilitation Center in St. Augustine following a long illness.
He was a native of Indianapolis, Ind and had lived in the Palatka area for the past 48 years, coming from South Florida. He was a scaleman in Pulp & Paper manufacturing and retired from Georgia-Pacific Corp. in 1983 after 28 years of service. He attended the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Palatka. He was a member of the Pulp & Paperworkers Union. In his earlier years, he was a professional rodeo cowboy and was a charter member of the Rodeo Cowboy Association. He followed rodeos throughout the United States rubbing shoulders with such people as the late Roy Rogers and Gene Autry. He as a national champion steer wrestler. He experienced working in the famous 101 Ranch in Oklahoma, worked on the Hoover Dam, and was a Texas Ranger. He had also worked as a blacksmith. He always met you with his trusting smile.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Helen Marie Guy; and four brothers.
He is survived by his daughter, Yvonne Marie Guy of Palatka; son, Edward Daniel "Buddy" Guy Jr. of Plover, Wis.; sisters, Betty Jane Addleman of Brownsburg, Ind. and Nellie Perry of Ind.; five grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Funeral service will be Thursday, 10:30 a.m. at graveside at Palatka Memorial Gardens with Bishop Richard Brinker officiating. Flag presentation will be given by the U.S. Army.
Masters Funeral Home in Palatka is handling arrangements. (Palatka Daily News Obituary dtd n18 Aug 1998.)
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