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Guy Fritch Obituary
Guy James Fritch, Sr.
Guy surrendered his life to cancer on March 13, 2005, at home surrounded by his loving family.
Please join us in a celebration of his life at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, March 21, 2005, at the Schaeffer-Shipman Funeral Home in Marysville. Immediately following the service please join us at the family home to share memories.
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Memories and Condolences
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Sponsored by Guy's sister Sue.
December 9, 2009
You're in my thoughts everyday daddy! wish you were here to spend the holidays with us.
September 18, 2009
Thinking of you today. Happy Birthday!
Sweet Heart
February 13, 2008
I miss you so much, you'll have my heart forever.Happy Anniversary
Corrina McGhie
October 19, 2007
Wow it has been forever it seems. Today a man came into sign his papers for a job and Krisan & I could not help but stare...the reseblence was amazing. I love & miss you dad!! You are forever in our hearts & minds!!
MaryLei Fritch
July 18, 2006
Thinking of you today and wishing I could share the gardens we discussed, that I have been working to create. Always Love MaryLei
Wendy Young
July 12, 2006
My how time flies by.... so much has changed, your long forgotten God Daughter Keely is so big you would be proud of her racing Quads. I wish you would have had the chance to meet Hayleigh Jo. You are missed and will never be forgotten, by this family....
Wendy Young
March 17, 2006
It has now been a year for you and my sister Marilyn. You are missed greatly by your Goddaughter Keely Grace, Brooklyn and Izaiah. My wish is you are now happy with your Mom and your boys. Rest in peace my friend.
MaryLei Fritch
December 24, 2005
Forever in my heart, always on my mind. My heart aches with missing you on our first Christmas without you & Wishing I could be with you. Merry Christmas sweet heart!
Susan Fritch
September 18, 2005
Happy 50th Birthday Guy! Its a beautiful day out today. I wish we could have celebrated it with you, but you left us too soon. I miss you and think of you a lot.
Love you
Sue
Dorothy Richey
July 5, 2005
To Marylei, When I think of Guy, I can see him in my memory in all ages, when very small, close to my son in age, as a teen, in the army and the ordeal with GJ's near-drowning. He stayed a little at my house as it was close to the hospital. most of all I remember when you came to my house with Lori and I remember you saying, "I want to check this guy out." It grew from there and I remembery your wedding. I was happy for you and that you now were oficially part of the family. I have really admired you for your strength and courage in the trauma that has hit your family. God be with you. Come and see us sometime.
John Fischer
April 6, 2005
I can't believe Guy is gone!! He was my great childhood friend. I just got the word about his passing and wanted to add my condolances to his family. For years in the early days, Guy and me would play every day after school - war, space ships, go-carts, whatever we could imagine, we would try. For a while we were even 'super heros' together, patrolling the streets of Clearview together in our super hero suits (I'm talkin' way back, now) - we drifted apart in later years - but I'll always remember him and he'll always be a part of my life and history. Lord bless you all in your loss.
John A. Fischer
Jayleen Searcy
March 24, 2005
Even now I find it hard to put into words the special times and memories cousins share when they grow up close. As we grow we also grow apart from our loved ones but our hearts always remain close.
Growing up I had two cousins that I was particularly close too. Glen Ray and Guy. The three of us had many many adventures together in our early teens and were very close. At the service another cousin related a story of Guy and Him with the Chevy Wagon. Glen Ray and I also had a similar story in common with Guy. Him and Glen Ray taught me how to drive in that car out in the country between Clearview and Sultan.
Both of my cousins are gone now and both were way too young to leave. I miss them greatly and know in my heart I will see them again.
There has been too much pain in our families and all are loved and missed. We have to keep the family ties together so that our children can feel the closeness that cousins should feel, that we were able to feel.
Mary, you have carried a heavy burden these last few years and I admire your strength. Know that we love you and our prayers are with you.
Wendy Young
March 23, 2005
MaryLei;
First off remember what I always say to you,,,, He wouldn't bring us to it if he couldn't bring us through it. I love your guts!! and will walk by your side every step of the healing. Take care my dearest friend.
Uncle Art & Aunt Stevie Krause
March 23, 2005
Mary,Adam & Katlin,
Our prayers are with you.
Sorry we didn't make the service. Heard it was very nice.
Guy is with his Mom and Sons. And no more pain.
Linda Richey-Krogh
March 21, 2005
Dear Marylei, I just got home from Guy's service. It was good to hear all the stories told and it made me smile through the tears. I hope you will be able to rest and reflect on the good memories. Love and Hugs from the Krogh family.
Cindy,Brandy,Kelsey & Sonja Your old Neighbors.
March 17, 2005
Mary, I am So deeply sorry, for your loss. The LORD must have a Special plan for you and your LOVED ONES. You have had your share and then some of Loved ones going Home..... GOD BLESS You and Yours. You are in our Prayers...
Marian Rukstad
March 17, 2005
I am so sorry for your loss. I know Shannon came to think of Guy as part of her family. I know she will always be thankful she got to know him. Bless all of you.
Jessica Ammons
March 17, 2005
My deepest sympathies for your loss.
"Perhaps they are not stars in the sky, but rather openings where our loved ones shine down to let us know they are happy."
Many blessings.
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