Guy H. Hubbard

I am sorry to hear of Guy's passing. Guy and Joy were good friends of my mom and dad, Howard and Audrey Bush. Even after all the children had grown and moved away, Guy still either stopped by or called Mom and Dad on occasion. He was a good man and father to his children.

Guy & Joy and the kids visited our family often as I was growing up. He was such a kind man and I have fond memories of the time spent with the Hubbard family. I visited the cemetery and found Guy and Joy's headstone on Memorial Day this year as it is near that of my grandparents.
My deepest sympathy goes out to Bruce, Gail, David, Scott, Linda, and Kim - your dad was a great man.
I recently learned that I live right next door to their first house on Stony Creek, however I only...

I am sorry for your loss. May prayer comfort you.

1 Thessalonians 5:17 "Pray constantly."

Guy and Joy were friends of mom and dad, and our families got together sometimes, playing monopoly all night long. Guy was a great friend to mom after dad died, calling her and visiting me in florida. He always had a good story to tell, with a sense of humor. He still called every couple months to see how everyone was doing. Will be missed, Connie MacFarland and MacFarland family

I always enjoyed talking by phone with Guy!
Although we had not seen each other in years he had a fantastic memory of Ypsilanti and many of the people. He was a master story teller and I enjoyed every story he would tell. I will miss him. God rest his soul.
His good friend, Bob Coleman-Now living in Fort Collins, CO.

Although it's been years since we were next door neighbors, good memories persist. Wishing peace and warm thoughts to your family.

Guy was our wonderful and caring neighbor for 17 years and will be dearly missed.

We enjoyed sharing lunch at Red Lobster with Joy and Guy in what seems a very long time ago.