Marcus Hayes Guzman

Hayes. I´ve held this off since February when we lost you. This is so hard for me to do. To say goodbye. I´ve thought about you everyday since you´ve passed, and not a day goes by where I don´t wish that you were riding shotgun in my car with me. I love you. I miss you. Every time you cross my mind it brings a flow of tears to my eyes. You were my brother and you´ll always be my brother. I want to carry on your legacy forever. You were with me at my lowest, and I´ll remember you forever for...

to know him was to love him. completely heart broken by this. I always thought I would see him again. he was always so protective of those he loved and had a heart of gold. so down to earth and had such a bright future ahead of him. i love you hayes

My memory of Hayes was in my 3rd grade class. One day Hayes wore a light pink shirt to class. At that time, I had an interpreter, and we told him that he looked so dashing in this color. He then wore a t-shirt that said "Real men wear pink". We laughed and agreed, that real men do wear pink. He truly made wearing this color fashionable. Hayes was also so well dressed for a 3rd grader. I see that he continued his eloquent dress throughout his growing years. Hayes had an infectious smile...