Guy Frank Waterman

I want to extend my condolences to the Waterman family, etc. I grew up thinking Guy was funniest dude there ever was. All the parties, Salisbury Beach, etc. Seems like a lifetime ago. I ran into Pat (John´s son) at a restaurant a few months ago and he told me the bad news and I´d been thinking about signing this guestbook since then. I wish nothing but the Best for you all. Cheers

To Guys immediate family and to the Waterman's. Boy, what a shock to hear of Guys passing. Gone way too soon was this kind, funny and quiet spoken man. My memories of time shared started back in the early 80s. Granville State Park, Riverside Park, Moose Club and long drives to nowhere in the old 72 Chevy Nova. Whenever I heard the name Waterman, you always came to mind and you always will. Tho our times together came to an end years ago, you'll always be remembered and have a place in my...

What to say about a brother, we´ve had so many memories together. We would go to Stop & Shop to buy some steaks, then we would go to 1st beach catch some fish and we would prepare it with the steaks and we would eat like kings. To Michael &Freddy, and the rest of the Waterman family, I am truly sorry for your loss, I am so saddened by this news of a truly great friend, he has has no idea just how important to me. Love ya Mike & Fred. Miss ya dearly.

Dear Diana and Family.. Please accept my deepest sympathies on the loss of Guy. I will continue to keep him and each of you in my thoughts.

Mike & family, not sure what to say, I lost my brother in May, my sincerest condolences, he's gone way to soon & will be sadly missed. Think of the good time's & he will be there.

So sad to hear the news of guys passing my condolences to all of you brothers and sisters. His passing is way too soon. He was a great person. Always wanted to help thinking of you all and saying prayers bless you.

Geri & Gil, Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of Guy. May all the great memories you shared together be a source of happiness for you both. Mike

Guy, no matter how you felt at that moment, could make you laugh at the simplest things. He would give his one liner to any situation and make you think and forget about the troubles at work. He will be sadly missed.

Heartfelt condolence to Johny, Chris and all Waterman Families and Friends. Though a half century of close Friendship and comrade in arms with Jonny, I was fortunate enough to have met Guy only a few times. I remember his family commitment, humor and high quality cooking. Prayers of encouragement and Godspeed to all. Jay Hammond