Guy Tuttle

As we approach our 50th reunion for Brown University it is a stark reminder that my best friend won´t be part of it. Miss you Guy.

Guy gave me a home at Special Projects Inc, in the 1990s and I'm forever grateful for that opportunity. I learned a lot from him and met amazing people through him. But what strikes me most about Guy is his caring and supportive nature. I'm better for having known him.

I met Guy at Brown and was always amazed at his enthusiasm and joy. I will always remember his smile and laughter. We played alot of bridge together as I roomed across the hall from him on the top floor of our dorm. What a great man. He touched so many with his marvelous skills. My condolences to his wife and family. Stephen Scholz

My condolences, I worked with Guy many years ago. He was ahead of his time. May your family be comforted.

Guy shared his spirit of excitement, enthusiasm and energy with those around him. I knew him through his theater activities at Brown, and knew Bonnie through Guy. After the last performance of Midsummer Night's Dream in Sayles Hall, I dismantled the ambitiously tall staging tower for Guy. I remember Guy as being at his best when fully immersed in a project, a modest man with a boundlessly brilliant mind. Hi, Bonnie. I'm sorry for your loss.

Guy was one of my best friends ever. Simple as that. As senior year roommates at Brown where we rented a top floor apartment in a three story house on Hope Street, we had plenty of parties always with lots of good food. I learned to cook from Guy as his mother was caterer for the Atlanta Symphony! We would run home in between our 4-6 and 7-10 classes or requirements to cook dinner! I am pretty sure that Guy and I were the only two people at Brown that were in both engineering and the theatre...