Guy-Wuellner-Obituary

Guy Wuellner

Des Moines, Iowa

1933 - 2012 (Age 79)

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Guy WuellnerDes MoinesDr. Guy S. Wuellner, 79, passed away on November 2, 2012. Guy was a wonderful husband, father, and a beloved "Poppy" to his grandchildren. Guy was born the youngest of six boys to Ann and Henry Wuellner of Alton, Illinois, in 1933. In his youth he attended the Christian...

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Hi Dad, .....missing you as usual. Love you as much as I tried to show you every day. Joan

Happy Birthday Dad. So you would have been 91 today. Missing you, so much you would have loved to witness. I love you... Joan

There is nothing more profound than losing a parent suddenly. Today is the 11th year you have been gone, and your death and everything that transpired afterwards changed my life and your grand children´s life´s tremendously. It seems this year, because it´s been 11 years you would probably have passed by now I feel like you would have passed away by now. You would´ve been 90. I miss your Dad, I miss you every day, there are small triggers which remind me of one I was taking care of you after...

Dad, Wanting you to be hear as always. So many milestones you should have been here for. I miss you.. my heart aches.

As the years have passed and I have written here less, by no means are you not thought of consistently. When you were taken from me, I was not only your primary caregiver but your constant companion. With you and Elise separating you were part of daily life with your grandchildren. Which you deeply loved! You were so happy, so much to look forward to. We had all sorts of plans. You are missed every day, every milestone, every time someone brings up their father, every time I want a bearhug,...

Thinking about you as usual.....remembering the show Little Einstein's and how much you loved watching them with Seth and Tess. Fond memories of you taking care of your grandchildren. They miss you, their Poppy. You would be so proud of the young adults they have become. I so wish you were here to see them.

Love you Dad.

Joan

Dad,

Each year is different in how I deal with your loss. It is true that time does help but it seems each year it is something new to process and this year is not different. I wish I had a mom to talk, to console me when I miss you so much. You were such a big part of my everyday life. This month is always the most difficult because I remember it as the month of you dying. I am glad you went on your own terms; it is still painful to know you should be here with us.

Thinking about you a lot lately. I miss you Dad. I wish you were here to see your grandchildren's lives unfold, they miss you also.

Love you Dad. Wish you were here.

Joan

Hey Day,

Yesterday tradition was upheld at your place of rest. Who thought both your grandchildren would follow in your daughters footsteps.

We visited your grave and cleaned it up. I don't go often, because you are not buried in the plot you had purchased. So seeing you grave stone not only in the wrong place, but without your requested inscription. I fought my hardest to honor your last wishes. I miss you less often then before. I am getting used to you not being here and the...