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Connie Leon Guess III

Connie Guess Obituary

MR. CONNIE LEON GUESS, III passed away on Tuesday, June 30, 2009. Mr. Guess leaves to mourn, a loving wife, Margaret T. Guess, and sons; Todd of Paris, France; Nicholas and Christopher, daughters-in-law Carrie & Tameka, a grandson Sean Anthony and a host of close relatives and dear friends The family will receive friends on Friday, July 10, 2009 at 6pm for a memorial service. The service will be held at St. Luke the Evangelist Episcopal Church 3530 Wheeler Ave Houston, Tx 77004, Rev. John Benford. Interment will be private.

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Published by Houston Chronicle from Jul. 9 to Jul. 10, 2009.

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Bettie and Lucious

July 21, 2009

What great person Connie was... he will be missed by many. May God bless the family and render peace to all...

Queen Ester Martin

July 15, 2009

To Margaret and the Guess Family:

We would like to extend to you our sincere sympathy in your time of loss.

The Martins, Jones and Tillis families

July 12, 2009

My condolences to the Guess Family. Connie was a joy to know. May God rest his soul.
Jacks Yates Class "63 Patricia Coleman Sims
6455 Manhattan Drive
Jacksonville, Florida 32219

Michael Jones

July 11, 2009

My deeepest condolences to The Guess Family. Mr. Connie was an inspiration to me as a young Funeral Director with his kind smile and super attitude about life. The true mark of a great person is that they leave the world better than what they found it, Mr. Connie was that type of man. heaven just got a little happier place, God Bless, MJ-lockwood Funeral Home.

Mac

July 10, 2009

Mr. Connie Guess was the owner of Tomball Funeral in the old Tomball Hospital in the '80s, a native Houstonian. He would help anyone and he never met a stranger. He was tall, dark and handsome according to him. We pray that he is in heaven and it just got louder. He will be truly missed.

M.C. Johnson

July 10, 2009

To the Guess family,
I want to join everyone in wishing Connie "Godspeed" on his new journey. In our shared time here(40+ years), he was a rock, a friend to the family, Godfather to my daughter(s),fun lovin',fishin' buddy (cough),funeral director, the list goes on and on. He was a one stop resource. For if anyone knew where to go or where to get it.....it was Connie. Better yet, in my family's time of need there was God and there was Connie. Without them "we never would have made it". In our hearts we pray that God will wrap his loving arms around this family and welcome him into the kingdom. As for me and my family, you guys know that we already miss him.
The Johnson family

Sam Gentry

July 10, 2009

When you needed a friend Connie was there. Although he is gone, he will not be forgotten. God bless and keep you is my prayer.

Betty Guess

July 9, 2009

May The Lord bless and keep the entire Guess Family. Brother was such a loving person and would give you the shirt off of his back. He was so kind and good to all he met. Although he is now with The Lord, his legacy will survive through his sons. May God bless him. Sincerely, Betty

Valarie Johnson

July 9, 2009

hello my name is valarie johnson and i would like to extend my condolences to Uncle Connle and his entire family. Although he was not related by blood he was indeed our family. We will always love him and will truely miss him. May his soul have eternal Peace and his spirit hurt no more. He was an inspiration to us and we shall remember him for ever! I Love You Uncle Connie. Til we meet again.

Dianne Obey-Punch

July 9, 2009

My prayers are with you.
Dianne Obey-Punch
Jack Yates "1963"

Pat Reed

July 9, 2009

Mrs. Margaret,

You have our deepest condolence. Mr. Connie open the first black funeral home in Tomball, TX. He buried alot of my family members and did an excellent job. My aunt Margaret Williams used to work for him. We are so saddend by his passing. We will keep you and your family in our prayers from the
Reed, Butler, Williams, Johnson, Fridie and Magnolia/Tomball/Hufsmith Family.

Kathleen Captain

July 9, 2009

I am shocked & saddened to hear that my old buddy has passed away. I first met Connie while we were attending TSU. We had a class or two together and we had the best time in class. He was such a funny guy and we became fast friends. He is now home with our Father in Heaven. May the Peace of Christ be with you and the family as you go thru this tough time. God will take care of you.....all you have to do is just let him.

July 9, 2009

Margeret, Chris, and Nick, you all are in my prayers and my deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family.


Joelle Mills & Family

July 9, 2009

Margaret,

My condolence goes out to you and your family. I will keep you in my prayers.

Vivian (Perry) Brown
Jack Yates Class of '63

July 9, 2009

No matter how tough life gets, if you can see the shore [of heaven] and draw your strength from Christ, you’ll make it.

Peter, I am sorry to here about the lost of your brother... God Bless you and Donna in you time of grief.

My most pleasant memory of Connie were the cremation remains that he'd travel with and having to sometmes sit in the same car with him and the "departed"; to which he'd reply, "just move them over and have a seat". I enjoyed is wittiness.

Connie was a very nice man and a just a wonderful person. Todd, God bless you... and your family.

Love you,

Yolanda Guess

Marilyn Lawson

July 9, 2009

My deepest sympathies are extended to the family.

Patricia Snell-Stevenson

July 9, 2009

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

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