Frederick Guy

Sue Horton told me this aft. of Fred's going to heaven, then Joe Cameron called later. I am sure your many friends and loved ones will give you much comfort.
We haven't seen each other in MANY years, but I will always remember 2nd Presby.. and you 'n Fred.
My 5 children are all fine.. & we will be in Charleston (Wild Dunes)
for Family Thanksgiving.
May God Comfot you with His Love,
RUTH

Dear Louise: You have my deepest sympathy. Believe me, I know how you feel. Our only hope is in The Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus, and consequently our own.
Joe Cameron

Louise: I was so sorry to read about Fred's passing in the N&C (on the internet). My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Buck Free

My sincerest condolences to the family of Mr. Guy. I delivered his paper to him for many years in Summerville. May he rest in peace. May Memories console his family.

I've known Fred from the shipyard since about 1961. Fred could be a liitle crabby at times but then, he had to put up with people like me and although I was one of the easier ones, it couldn't have been easy. If you looked closely though, you could see that he was really quite good hearted. He always did a real good job and like many, was not always appreciated. May he rest in peace.

Fred was a great guy. My best memories of working for the Gov were in Shop 31. Fred was always there, smiling, I think he enjoyed his job and was proud of the fact he did a great job at it. My heart always skips a beat every time I get one of these "We've lost another one" E-mails but I will always remember Fred as he was. A great guy.

Dear Louise, We are so sorry to learn of Fred's death. You are in our thoughts and prayers. We will be thinking of you.

Susan Horton Van Zile