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Leila Dane
June 13, 2014
My father introduced a beloved friend to Guy when she became his neighbor, and I enjoyed many aspects of him over the years. When my friend died, I felt I missed him too, as he kept memories of my father alive. Ou sont les bons vieux temps...
Laurie Werner
May 17, 2014
Theodosia, and family...please accept my sympathy. I could see you were blessed with a remarkable father.
Guy and my uncle George at Lilian's home.
Anthony Borwick
May 15, 2014
Guy Martin was one of the greatest of the "greatest generation." He lived a life of purpose and adventure, serving in both the Navy and the OSS in the Burma Theatre during WWII. He knew both Lord Louis Mountbatten and Chou En Lai. Post-war, he was a successful lawyer and banker. He was a devoted husband to his wife Edith. I grew to know and to appreciate Guy as a companion to my mother Lilian Borwick. Guy and mother matched wits well, each telling tales of their past days. Guy and Lilian made each other's later days pleasant and enjoyable. Guy was an extrovert, welcoming all to his fascinating and remarkable world. He will be missed.
Diane Fletcher
May 12, 2014
Only knew Guy for the last 8 years or so, and did not see him much in the last 2, BUT he left a huge impression on all of us neighbors. Such a classy gent, with a great sense of humor well past his 100 year mark! Loved to see he and Lilian visit, and let it be known we could see them through her window - the 2 of then sitting SO comfortably together, head on shoulder, probably 1/2 napping, 1/2 fully alive.. Such a great pair- and though Lilian joked that proximity was the key to their relationship- the 3:00 visit a minute away, you could see the joy they enjoyed. Do not want to diminish their spouses and all the earlier years, but all we knew was their latter years, and it was so sweet to see. We should all be so blessed with good loving company in our 90's and beyond. Together again.
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