Guy DeVito

Our hearts go out to you at this time and in the days ahead as you try to cope with such a great loss.
May Almighty God help you and your family in this time of deep sorrow.

Mrs. DeVito & extended DeVito family,

I wish to express my deepest apologies to each of you for having missed Guy’s wake and funeral services. I misunderstood from Terry that the obituary would be published in all of the newspapers and unfortunately, only read the Northwest Herald. It never occurred to me that the Northwest Herald was a non-union paper. On the day that Guy was buried, I was able to reach Terry only to learn that I had missed the services. I had known Guy...

The DeVito Family
Dear Jean and family we are sorry to hear of Guy's passing. Sorry I can't get to the services I live in Lindenhurst now and I'm not driving.I'll always remember him stopping to talk when he passed the house. He will always be a great Guy

DEAR JEAN,
I WAS SO SORRY TO HEAR OF YOUR LOSS AND AM SORRY I AM UNABLE TO ATTEND THE PRAYER SERVICE.
I HAVE SUCH FOND MEMORIES OF CHARLIE'S AND MY TIME SPENT AT CONFERENCES AND CONVENTIONS WITH YOU AND GUY.
MY HEART GOES OUT TO YOU IN THE DAYS AHEAD AND MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU.
AS ALWAYS, JO

My sincere condolences to the Guy DeVito family.
In the late '50's an early '60's Guy was a mentor to many of us young apprentices.Guy came out of a great generation where your word and handshake was golden. His teachings of fairness on and off the playing field were valued by many. He shepherded for Stereo #4 for nearly 20 years and never were we in better hands and then he went on to lead a larger flock till his retirement.
I know I speak for many of us that we owe a lot to Guy,...