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Rex Guy Obituary
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for Rex Guy
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Anita den Dikken
October 24, 2006
To Liz Guy and Rex's family: I would like to extend my condolences to you at this time. You had much reason to be proud of your husband and father.
Barrie Hallett
October 22, 2006
I would like to offer condolences on behalf of the Algonquin Valley Branch of FSNA.I personally only met Guy once at a convention. My colleagues tell me he was a leader who helped FSNA grow.
Barrie Hallett
President AVB
Ken Procter
October 21, 2006
The Board of Directors and all the members of the NS71 South Shore Branch give their deepest condolences to Liz and her family at hese trying times.
Ed Moore
October 20, 2006
It is with great sorrow that we learned of the passing of our late National Past President Rex Guy.
The President, Officers and Members of Medicine Hat Branch 20 extend their deepest sympathy and condolences to his wife and family.
I first met Rex at the 1992 FSNA National Convention and was greatly impressed by his demeanor and his interest in advancing the objectives of the Association. As a Regional Director, Rex volunteered to take on the enormous task of reorganizing and classifying the mountain of Standing Resolutions with excellent results. As National President, Rex spared neither time nor energy in furthering the aims of the FSNA. Indeed, through work and devotion to his duties in the various positions he filled, he has left an indelible mark of achievement on the Association that should endure for years to come.
Rex will be greatly missed not only by his family but also by his many friends and colleagues throughout the FSNA.
Ed Moore, V/President Branch 20
Vivian Stunden
October 20, 2006
Dear Liz and Family,
I extend my deepest sympathy in your loss. Rex leaves an everlasting legacy in his incredible contribution to the Senior and FSNA communities.
Sincere condolences,
Vivian Stunden
Manitoba Provincial Advocacy Officer
patrick cuddy
October 20, 2006
My deepest sympathy. May he rest in peace. God bless you& your family.
Kip Holloway
October 19, 2006
Dear Liz & Family:
Please accept the sincere condolences of the members of the Charlottetown Branch 82 of FSNA on the passing of our brother Rex. For those of us who were privileged to have served with and under him in the Navy and in FSNA, he will be sorely missed. Our prayers are with you and your family.
Capt(N) John and LCdr Mary Gardam
October 19, 2006
Dear Mrs Guy and family:
Mary and I were profoundly saddened to learn that Captain(N) Guy had passed on. We both cherish our fond memories of working with him and of our visit to your beautiful home. The substantial fridge-art addressed to Grandpa certainly conveyed the closeness of your family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Rick Mattia
October 19, 2006
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Patrick Morningstar
October 18, 2006
I only met Rex once, during his visit a few years back to our Lethbridge, Ab FSNA Branch. His appearance and bearing was as impressive as his many years of selfless devotion to FSNA. He will be remembered.
Harold Truckle
October 18, 2006
On behalf of the Executive and members of #19 Red Deer Branch Alberta of FSNA. Please accept our most sincere condolences and prayers on you great loss. We cannot tell you how much Rex has done for the superannulants. His dedication and endless time. The short time I knew him left an endless impression.
Harold M. Truckle
President
Gary Reddy
October 18, 2006
Dear Mrs Guy,
My name is Gary Reddy. I served under Capt(N) Guy's Command in HMCS PROTECTEUR. I remember many enlightening days on the bridge under his tutelage. Capt(N) Guy held his Officer's of the Watch to task but we can all say that our ability and confidence as Ship's Officers grew with each deployment. I have a picture of Capt(N) Guy in my scrap book as a fond reminder of his leadership and my time in HMCS PROTECTEUR. Please accept my condolences in the loss of your husband. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Yours aye,
Gary Reddy
Commander
Eileen Plyley, Secretary FSNA Branch 40 London.
October 18, 2006
It is with great sadness we acknowledge the passing of Rex. His contribution to the Federal Superannuates National Assocation will long be a tribute to him. Our deepest sympathies go out to his family and may it comfort them to know that our thoughts and prayers are with them at this most difficult time.
Reg Lownie
October 18, 2006
On behalf of the members of Branch 40 in London, ON, please accept our sincere condolences on your loss. What Rex has accomplished for the Federal Superannuates will be a lasting inspiration for the members of our association.
Emmerson Smith
October 18, 2006
Dear Liz and Family,
I wish to extend our Prayers and condolences to you and your family at this time for the loss of Rex.
Rex and I spent many an hour travelling the roads of Alberta together, I concidered him a dear friend and will miss him.
God Bless
Emmerson Smith & Family
Wetaskiwin, Alberta
Herbert Allan
October 18, 2006
On behalf of our Branch, I send you our prayers and love in your loss
He will be missed by all who knew him.
Herb Allan
President, Near North Branch Ontario
Norm Denis
October 18, 2006
I was so sorry to hear of your loss. Ifirst met guy in Moncton at the Superannuation Directorate in Shediac and I was impressed by his kindness and passion for the FSNA cause. I am now retired and a member of the association which benefits us all. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Richard Savidant
October 17, 2006
Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Liz and your family at this difficult time. Rex's leadership was instrumental in the creation of the Prince Edward Island region of FSNA. All our members will remain forever grateful. He will be sadly missed.
Richard & Elaine Savidant
Regional Director
FSNA PEI
Bob Lancashire
October 17, 2006
Dear Liz and family,
You and your children have lost a fine husband, father and grandfather. The rest of us have lost a dear friend and a fine leader.
George Davies
October 17, 2006
Condolances to Elizabeth and the Guy family. I recall hosting Rex and Elizabeth in White Rock, BC, as a new Branch President in 1997 or 1998 and was inspired by the clarity of his presentation on the status of the FSNA. We have all benefited from his stewardship of and his contributions to the organization, with the support of his partner.
George & Catherine Davies
RD Western BC & Yukon Region
Karin Laurie
October 17, 2006
On behalf of the Executive and Members of the Duncan and District branch of the FSNA I would like to express our sympathy to Liz and family. May your memories bring you peace.
Duncan Dunsmore
October 17, 2006
Dear Liz
Lute and I grieve with you. So many deserved glowing words about Rex have already been said on this site we wish to express a simple feeling of a great loss of a dear friend and colleague. Our thoughts are with you.
Robert Edwards
October 17, 2006
Sincere condolences on behalf of all members of the Sidney & District Branch, FSNA
Larry Babcock Lt(Retd)
October 17, 2006
As a former ship mate and fellow Officer, I deeply morn Rex Guy's passing. He was tall among many. In that old Naval Tradition sir, I say "Bravo Zulu". May your sails be full and may you make a safe harbour in the sky.
Aline Revoy
October 17, 2006
The members of the Huronia Branch of the Federal Superannuates National Association in Barrie wish to send their sincere condolences to Rex Guy's Family. He was a great mand and made a huge difference in this organization.
Our prayers are with you during this trying time
Aline Revoy
President
FSNA Huronia, Barrie
Brian Grier
October 17, 2006
I would like to express our sympathy on behalf of the Executive and the members of the Central Okanagan Branch of the FSNA. We will always be grateful to Rex for the tireless contribution he made to the FSNA. Brian Grier, President
Kenneth Brown
October 17, 2006
It is with a heavy heart that I offer my condolences to you on the passing of your beloved husband, Rex. He was my friend, advisor, mentor and leader. Seniors and retirees in Nova Scotia,indeed all of Canada, have lost a true friend and supporter.
Dennis Jackson
October 17, 2006
Dear Liz:
On behalf of the members of the Executive Committee and the National Board of the FSNA please accept our sincere condolences. Rex will be sorely missed. The association has lost a great leader and a passionate supporter of the objectives of FSNA. We will always remember him.
Dennis Jackson
National President
FSNA
Wilfred Somers
October 17, 2006
As a recent member of FSNA and after meeting Rex I must say I was most impressed by his wealth of knowledge. He will be missed by all but mostly by his family. I would like to express my condolences to his family from all the members of BC 13, FSNA
Kathy McArthur, President and Members
October 17, 2006
With sadness and appreciation for the energy, wisdom and dedication of Rex Guy to FSNA, Kamloops Branch sends their condolances to Liz and the family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Kathy McArthur President and Members
October 17, 2006
With sadness and appreciation for the energy, wisdom and dedication of Rex Guy to FSNA, Kamloops Branch sends their condolances to Liz and the family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
JoAnne Carter
October 17, 2006
I was a Naval Control of Shipping Officer in the 1980's and 1990's and Captain Guy was one of the most influential officers on my military career. He had a marvelous sense of humour, tremendous professional bearing, and was a wealth of knowledge about our profession. He was one of a kind and if I may make an inside joke: I loved making that Convoy Commodore Barbie for you...almost as much as I think you enjoyed receiving it!
Sir, you were simply the best...thank you.
My condolences to your family and friends who will miss you so.
Ray Zuliani (Rear Adm Rtd)
October 17, 2006
My prayers and thoughts are with you as you suffer your loss. Rex was a true "Officer and Gentleman" He inspired those whom he touched and he will be missed. I trust your memories of Rex will provide comfoert to you for the years to come
Margaret Morlock
October 17, 2006
I had the pleasure of meeting Captain(N) Guy during my training in Halifax at the NCS training centre in the early 1990's. He was an intimidating figure, due to his rank, his experience and his presence. Once the initial shock wore off, and one got to work with the Captain, one couldn't help but feel a sence of awe and pride that such a man was willing to give his time and energy to our trade. His influence on my naval career was significant, and he never even knew it. Captain(N) Guy was a great man, and a great Naval Officer. I am truely sorry for your loss, but please take some consolation in knowing that he touched the lives of many officers and made them better by knowing him.
Jenny Gabriel
October 17, 2006
Dear Aunt Liz,
I have many memories of you and Uncle Rex - to cherish and hold close to my heart... Just the other day I was looking at photos from my visits with you, at the Captain's House at Stadacona. I will always miss him. Please know you in my prayers right now. Amber sends her love too, she was terribly saddened to hear the news. She was very fond of her Great-Uncle. With Love...
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