Alexander GUY

Your father taught me a lot. He championed women in management before it was politically correct to do so. He took ultimate responsibility for the mistakes of his staff. And he embodied the best of public service with great wisdom, heart, and integrity.

Glennys, I have just learned of your father's passing. Please accept my sincerest condolences. Although I did not know your parents, I can only say that I feel their finest qualities will live on through you.

Having recently returned from a vacation out of Canada, my sister, Irene, called to inform me of your Father's death. Please accept our sincere condolences in the loss of a wonderful person who added so much to our world. We have known your both parents for over sixty years as our Mother, Kay, used to work for your parents in your home. They were so kind to her and to us overthosevyears. As an educator myself, there wasn't a time that I met your parents when they didn't ask about my teaching career. Your Father's involvement in the community of Regina and the province of Saskatchewan will go down in history. He was a very intelligent, creative contributor to improvement wherever he worked or volunteered. May he now rest in peace for a job well done. With Our Sympathy, Lynda Browning and Irene Deck.

Glennys, I am so very sorry to hear of your dad's passing. He was a wonderful man who loved and adored his family so much. There wasn't a single time that I saw him that he didn't give me a very detailed update on you and how you were doing. He truly treasured and adored you!! I have so many fond memories of him, and his dedicated to his work at the Ranch. He will be so missed.
Warmest regards,
Jane Powell

Dear Glennys and Todd
I am so sorry to hear about your dad, what an interesting,caring man and so proud of you. I feel so blessed to have known him. My deepest symapathy to you both.

Dear Glennys,




We were very sorry to hear of your dad's passing. You will miss him tremendously. He was always very friendly and we had many conversations with him at church.
You and Todd are in our thoughts and prayers.

Glennys and Todd please accept my sympathy on Alex's passing. Alex was a mentor and colleague in the RPSD. He and Donna were life-long friends of my late wife, Carole and me. We shared their joy when you were born, Glennys. Alex and Carole shared a bond as children of Sask. railroad agents. Alex and I were fellow grad students at the U of A. Alex was instrumental in me becoming part of the accreditation of CMCC and ultimately on the Board of Governors. I will remember with respect my friend and colleague, Alex.

Your Mom,Dad and Grandma were customers of mine at RBC Gordon & Rae. They loved a good chin wag and were always interested in life. We lived a few blocks from their home and when we were out for our walks would stop by for a visit. Your dad's eyes would always light up when he talked of his Glennys. Our sincere sympathy in your loss.

Alex was a member of the Council on Chiropractic Education (Canada) where he played a pivotol role in the establishment of Accreditation policies for Chiropractic Education Programs in Canada. He was a highly respected member of the CCE and helped to lay the foundation for Chiropractic Education in Canada. I had the pleasure of being asked by Alex to join the CCE and having my orientation over a wonderful dinner and memorable evening with him in Quebec City. His contribution to Chiropractic Education in Canada was very significant.

Glennys and Todd; Alex was a gentleman. I enjoyed meeting and visiting with him around the time that your mom passed away. Alex brought many smiles and shared a laugh with so many. My condolences to you as you remember and grieve. He was an amazing man and best of all - your dad.
Peggy Hlushko (from Helping Hands a few years ago)

I learned from him (and Mrs. Guy) and enjoyed the experience.

Glen us and Todd,

I was sorry to learn of your father's passing. My thoughts are with you at this sad time. I always enjoyed chatting with your dad when I came home for visits.

Thinking of you Glennys and Todd. Our deepest condolences. God Bless.

Glennys and Todd, so sorry for your loss but a blessing for your dad. I knew him when he first started dating your mom. Both great people!! What a life of service to celebrate. Love, Gwen Chipman

Glennys and Todd, we pass on our heartfelt condolences on your loss. Alex was one of my favourite cousins as he always had time for a cheery hello when we met and time to talk about events and the family. He will be missed by many people. Norm and Barb Larson

Glennys & Todd - we would like to express our sincere sympathy on the passing of your dear Dad. I have so many great memories of our growing up years - car trips to Kenosee, trick or treating (even with his broken arm), card games at the kitchen table, sharing our Christmas treasures each Christmas morning.... Your Dad was one-of-a-kind and he will be greatly missed! Much love to you both as you grieve his passing. The Harris Family

As a DeMolay boy in the 1950's Alex instilled life lessons including respect, honor and integrity. These have and will remain with me for life. I feel blessed to have known him.

Glennys and Todd: My heartfelt sympathies on the passing of your father/father in-law. He was a wonderful man with a kind and generous nature. He certainly missed all his peeps on Chisholm Rd and always asked me about his friends there. He always greeted me with open arms and a genuine smile. I take comfort in the fact that Donna was waiting for him and they are reunited once more. He will be sadly missed and fondly remembered.

Dear Glennys,
My heart goes out to you. I know your Dad thought the world of you, and you have much of him in you. Treasure that in the years to come.
All the best to you and your husband.
Bren
(Brenda Righetti)

Thinking of you and sending love, Glennys and Todd. So sorry to lose such a wonderful cousin. He will be remembered.

One of the kindest and nicest people I have ever known. Rest In Peace Dr. Guy.