Guy Wilburn Jeter

Where to start
I met Guy 27 or so years ago when I was working for a local millwork company and with his work partner Rick had a great relationship and it felt like a business/friendship deal. When I was let go from that company for Guy stepped in and raised hell with that company and said they made a huge mistake It gave me the idea of starting my own business and 25 years later I am doing great and my business is booming. I still think about a job I did for Guy on Gadsen street where he said Bill you need to make some money on this and then when I gave him the quote he replied not retire
When he and Rick approached me with the pine to make the beds another great memory.
He is missed

Dear Debbie. We were so sorry to hear of Guy's death. We have many memories of times together with you at Carl and Stephanie's and knew of their love for you. Guy had a huge presence and you always knew when he walked through the door. He was funny, entertaining, and so enjoyable to be around - but also he was a good listener and made you feel special and cared for when you talked with him. We watched the memorial service together and cried as the pictures portrayed your wonderful life together. Your witness as a loving family will touch many people. Please know that you are in our thoughts. Love, Betty and Roy Hills

Dear Debbie. We were so sorry to hear of Guy's death. We have many memories of times together with you at Carl and Stephanie's and knew of their love for you. Guy had a huge presence and you always knew when he walked through the door. He was funny, entertaining, and so enjoyable to be around - but also he was a good listener and made you feel special and cared for when you talked with him. We watched the memorial service together and cried as the pictures portrayed your wonderful life together. Your witness as a loving family will touch many people. Please know that you are in our thoughts. Love, Betty and Roy Hills

We are so sorry to hear about Guy's passing. Our heartfelt condolences condolences are with you and your family.

So very sorry to hear of Guy's passing . We certainly enjoyed his hospitality on several occasions. He will certainly be missed .
We will have your family in our prayers.

i think of Guy often since a wonderful new year's eve party he prepared with a magnificent South Carolina meal for all of us. We stood together on the roof he house he had just built fot Laurie and Otway. The view of Charleston Harbor was breathtakingly beautiful in the full moon.
Guy was the gentlest gentleman I ever knew.

I just remember great, fun times with Guy!

Debbie and family-so sorry to read of the passing of your sweetheart,Guy. Nothing will ever fill this big hole in your hearts, you will never get over this but you will get thru it with help from above. One of my fondest memories was attending your beautiful wedding. No one had a better time than the Rabons and Tanners (we had never been to such a beautiful occasion) love and prayers. Hilda

We were so lucky to have been a friend of Guy and the also having he and Rick Pohl as our builders.. I believe I spent more time with Guy while our house was being built than I did Jim!! One of his most famous quotes during the trials and tribulations of building our forever home was: " There are no problems, only solutions." Also, toward the end of the building process, he said that our house was as" nice as candy."

Guy was a wonderful, kind person and will be missed by so many. Jim and I send our deepest sympathy to all the family.

Jim and Susan Radlry

We had pleasure of knowing Guy and am so very sorry to learn he's gone. He was always fun to talk with- such a nice guy.

We had pleasure of knowing Guy and am so very sorry to learn he's gone. He was always fun to talk with- such a nice guy.

I was sorry to read of Guy’s passing. I always enjoyed being involved with Jeter Pohl projects. Guy was a talented and genuinely nice human being

I have amazing memories of Miss Eunice and Guy at Wilburn's department store in Union. A Union native myself, I worked at Wilburn's as a gift wrapper and cashier in high school. Later on, Guy ran the fine china section on the mezzenine floor at Wilburn's, where I learned "china 101" from him after my engagement. He had an enormous flair, was so gracious, accommodating, and entertaining. I too live in the lowcountry for more than 30 years now, and I happily patronized The Registry in MP. Guy and his family were gems in Union, and I'm so sorry to hear of his passing. Prayers to his precious family.

Linda Wilburn Frier