Michael A. Guy

Michael's Country Square
Our brother, uncle, and son, Michael Allan Guy, was the 6th child our of 7. Michael was the youngest some of which all of their names started with M. It all began with our Dad, Maynard, now deceased, Maynard L. the 2nd, known now as Duke, Max, the middle brother, and finally our Michael.
Michael, Mike, Mikey, or Goober was born on Flag Day; June 14, 1961. We would tell him that we put the flags out just for him. I remember that day as I was...

I was saddened to hear of Mike's passing, and my prayers are with Mike's family. I worked with him at Center for a number of years, and though I did not know him away from work he was always friendly, he was a good worker, had a good sense of humor, and it was evident that he was a good person.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to Mike's family.
Rest in Peace Mike

Matt and Katie Manning and family

Elaine Beck and Joseph Wagner

I just want to say that the service was beautiful. The eulogy was right on! We loved Mike like a brother, always waiting to hear the latest farm news, weather, and what he was going to do each night. He never forgot about his friends, and loved his family, which he mentioned often. We will sorely miss him.

We believe his work was not done here on earth. He is now a Guardian Angel to everyone he loved. He will always be there for each and every one of us when we need him.

Final Minutes: Michael, we took care of you yesterday, your friends from your country square were there, I met many of them that we talked about on our phone conversations and they are wonderful , just wodnerful people. Stephanie, with Lyla her daughter, Staci, and Shawn were there. Hey! Shawn even helped me talk about you by wearing your favorite hat. I shall listen to your voice via of your phone one more time...Hey Kid, I miss you I love you..."See ya Kid, Love you, Okay...

Michael was by younger brother. We had are own unique type of relationship. I never had to tell him what beer i drank He Knew. Always trying to give a couple of extra cats all the time. He would come for turkey day and try to get me to chew, cigs were bad for me he told me. All i could do is shake my head and smile. Michael will remember as a kind, gentle,happy,and easy going guy. Mike I will miss you and your whit that made me smile. Love ya Kid sister Sal.

Have not seen Mike in many years we worked together at Perrigo's He always had a big smile on his face and kind words to everyone he worked with. When I see a John Deere hat I would think of him(this is the hat he would were )
Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss…our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time

Have not seen Mike in many years we worked together at Perrigo's He always had a big smile on his face and kind words to everyone he worked with. When I see a John Deere hat I would think of him(this is the hat he would were )
Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss…our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time