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Charles H. GUY Jr.

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GUY, Charles H. Jr., 86, of Tampa, went to be with the Lord May 22, 2010.

Charlie was born in Pittsburg, Pa., February 5, 1924. He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1945. At the academy he wrestled and played football and lacrosse. Charlie is a member of the Naval Academy Lacrosse Hall of Fame. He was a member of the All America Lacrosse Team in 1944 and 1945. During service duty in the U.S. Navy, he served on the underwater demolition team. He went on to coach football, wrestling and lacrosse at The Bullis School, The University of Virginia, The University of Maryland and Johns Hopkins University. Charlie moved to Tampa in 1957. He sold life insurance and was a Life Member of the Million Dollar Round Table. He co-founded Plan Services Inc. in Tampa, in the 1970s and worked with the acquirer, Dun and Bradstreet through 1986. He then became an investor and served on the board of Pharmacy Management Services Inc. Charlie was an avid boater and former member of the Ocean Reef Club, Cat Cay Club and Lyford Cay Club. He was an active member of the Tampa Yacht and Country Club, Palma Ceia Golf and Country Club, Palma Ceia Presbyterian Church and Followers of the Way. Charlie was preceded in death by his loving wife, Marcia. He is survived by his children, Charles H. Guy III and wife, Linda Guy, of St. Petersburg, Fla., Kathy Guy and husband, Bill Doughty, of Roanoke, Va., Allyn V. Martin of Tampa and Douglas D. Martin III and wife, Debbie DiMaio, of Dade City, Fla.; brothers, Richard S. Guy and Michael S. Guy, both of Columbus, Ohio; grandsons, Charles H. Guy IV, John N. Guy and wife, Noriko Guy, and Marlon DiMaio; also two great-grandsons, Keita Wolfe Guy and Jack Ryuto Guy. Honorary pallbearers will be Stan Harrell, Jack Murray, Jim Winge, Bob Jordan and Trevor Smith. A private family graveside service will take place at Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. A memorial service will take place at 1 p.m. Friday, May 28, 2010, at Palma Ceia Presbyterian Church, 3501 San Jose St., Tampa. The family would like to thank Renny Braga, Robert Braga, Tom MacAlester, Libia Guerra, Pilar Warne and Miriam Garcia for their care and support. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Metropolitan Ministries of Tampa. www.metromin.org

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Published by TBO.com on May 25, 2010.

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sandy Hutton

May 28, 2010

So very sorry to hear about "Mr. Guy." I worked at Plan Services many years ago, starting out at the Jetton Avenue building and ending up at the Concourse Center. Jack, Charlie, and Trevor as we referred to them (behind their backs, of course) were such characters and Mr. Guy especially had a presence I've never forgotten. I went on to live in San Francisco and worked again for Western Plan Services and stories of him from George Gazulis were repeated to me 3000 miles away.

Marge Guy, Charlie's step-mom, hired me. I mourned her death a few years back.

My condolences to the entire Guy family.

Sandy Thompson Hutton

May 26, 2010

Our condolences go out to Mr. Guy's family and friends.
From the Applebee's Corporate Office Staff in the Tampa Bay Marina Building.

May 25, 2010

Charlie was certainly one of the finest gentlemen of his generation or any generation. Charlie always put his family and friends first and his genuine love for Marcia was priceless to witness. His faith and ability to reach out and help people in need gave us a great role model. Charlie will be missed, but his honesty, integrity, joy for life and wonderful stories will live on through his children. S. Heinz

Lesli DeVito

May 25, 2010

It was an honor to know Charlie Guy or "Mr Guy" as I knew him for the last 40 years. He was a man of class and strength with a big giant heart and our condolences go out to his whole family.

Tom Vann

May 25, 2010

Charlie Guy was a very fine person! He always had time to say hello to everyone. God Bless his memory and God Bless his entire family.

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