Anthony Klein

I know it's so wrong for me to wait this long to say my peace bro.Im hurting .So broken big bro.Everyone is gone now .You ,mom,dad,Vicki ,Megan ,John ,Tim and just recently Norm.Im doing my best to work thru this pain but I have moments where I feel outta place .I never stop thinking about you all.My heart is unrepairable.I miss all of you lil bro jj

Wow..Guy...I will always love you. Guy, Jerry, Billy, Pita & Megan. Thoughts of the five of us at Grandma & Grandpa's house having so much fun..We were safe, fearless, happy, much loved. Those memories will be with me always...
'Til we meet again,
Love, Pita

I was much younger than Guy. But I always remember his smile and laugh as he enjoyed spending time with my older brothers, Jackie and Bobby.
Even though as the years past and we moved away and lost touch, the memories of family get togethers with Guy as well as all of my cousins will always be close to my heart.
We send out our condolences.
Kevin & Rosa Fields

Guy was my first cousin; although he was much older than I it was always a pleasure to see him. He and my brother Jerry were always soooo cool. You will be missed and loved always.

My prayers are with his children, grandchildren and love ones.

Love Always,
Cousin Zet

I have good memories of cousin Guy visiting his grandmother and grandfather (my Aunt Sissie and Uncle Fred) and all of his other cousins in Hillburn. Our sympathy and condolensces on his passing.

Dear Guy and Family,
I saw you last around 1986 and from what I knew then and what I've heard since then, you stayed a beautiful, smiling happy child of God. We loved you in life and now in death, we remember your life and always love you. We celebrate your home with God as you've joined so many other wonderful dear loved ones who arrived with the Lord before you. Rest in peace with the Lord.
Love eternal and peace with the Lord always.

for the love of my dad, I will forever miss him, pray that we will be able to see each other in heaven

Whenever it was that I first met Guy, I know he was loud, laughing and had a big smile on his face. I know that because that's the way Guy was. How many times I'd be at his Mom's house and he'd run in on his break or lunch, speak to everyone, grab something to eat, drink, smoke or all three and he was out. It amazed me that, this went on for many years and Mom not only loved it but looked forward to it. I think that's how Guy made everybody feel. He'd come in, light up the room and...

WHY WAS IT HIS TIME TO LEAVE US? WE STILL COULD OF SHARED HIS HUGS BUT WE NOW NO HOW HIS TOUCHES FEEL FOR THESE PAST YEARS .