Mr. Gary D. Guy, 18, of 112 Fairway Drive, Cynthiana, died Thursday, March 18, 1982 to injuries suffered in an auto accident Sunday morning.
Son of Carl Nathaniel Guy & Eunice (Turner)Guy; brothers, Darren Mark and Barry Shane Guy; sister, Darla Ann Guy, Lima OH; grandson of Mrs. Neva A. Painter., San Diego, CA and Marvin Ezra Turner. & Orpha Edith Wilson Turner, Harrison County, KY.
Friends may visit at the Drake Funeral Home - 114 N. Walnut Street - Cynthiana from 4-9 p.m. today and until noon Saturday after which time he will be taken to the Indian Creek Christian Church where services will be conducted at 2:00p.m. by Rev. Bill McKenzie.
Burial in Battle Grove Cemetery. Contributions are suggested to the Indian Creek Christian Church.
Dedicated to Gary Guy: On Thursday, March 18, many students of Harrison County High School lost a dear friend, Gary Guy. Gary, a 1981 graduate of HCHS, always had a friendly smile and encouraging word for those around him. Gary will be sadly missed by those who knew him. The staff of Hi-Lights would like to extend their sympathy and sorrow to Gary's family and close friends.
DEATH...LIKE A ROSE
Death is like a rose bush,
In the spring time they bud,
But when the winter comes they die.
It's like when we are young we blossom,
And when we are old we wither and fade away.
But the memories are always there to stay.
Sometimes a rose dies at a very early stage,
And some people die at a very young age.
But as time goes on, the dead rose is replaced at last
And the person is replaced by memories of the past.
No one ever really forgets that one rose or that special person.
Even though they are very far away,
They will be remembered each and every day.
Written by Diana Wiglesworth
Son of Carl Nathaniel Guy & Eunice (Turner)Guy; brothers, Darren Mark and Barry Shane Guy; sister, Darla Ann Guy, Lima OH; grandson of Mrs. Neva A. Painter., San Diego, CA and Marvin Ezra Turner. & Orpha Edith Wilson Turner, Harrison County, KY.
Friends may visit at the Drake Funeral Home - 114 N. Walnut Street - Cynthiana from 4-9 p.m. today and until noon Saturday after which time he will be taken to the Indian Creek Christian Church where services will be conducted at 2:00p.m. by Rev. Bill McKenzie.
Burial in Battle Grove Cemetery. Contributions are suggested to the Indian Creek Christian Church.
Dedicated to Gary Guy: On Thursday, March 18, many students of Harrison County High School lost a dear friend, Gary Guy. Gary, a 1981 graduate of HCHS, always had a friendly smile and encouraging word for those around him. Gary will be sadly missed by those who knew him. The staff of Hi-Lights would like to extend their sympathy and sorrow to Gary's family and close friends.
DEATH...LIKE A ROSE
Death is like a rose bush,
In the spring time they bud,
But when the winter comes they die.
It's like when we are young we blossom,
And when we are old we wither and fade away.
But the memories are always there to stay.
Sometimes a rose dies at a very early stage,
And some people die at a very young age.
But as time goes on, the dead rose is replaced at last
And the person is replaced by memories of the past.
No one ever really forgets that one rose or that special person.
Even though they are very far away,
They will be remembered each and every day.
Written by Diana Wiglesworth
Mr. Gary D. Guy, 18, of 112 Fairway Drive, Cynthiana, died Thursday, March 18, 1982 to injuries suffered in an auto accident Sunday morning.
Son of Carl Nathaniel Guy & Eunice (Turner)Guy; brothers, Darren Mark and Barry Shane Guy; sister, Darla Ann Guy, Lima OH; grandson of Mrs. Neva A. Painter., San Diego, CA and Marvin Ezra Turner. & Orpha Edith Wilson Turner, Harrison County, KY.
Friends may visit at the Drake Funeral Home - 114 N. Walnut Street - Cynthiana from 4-9 p.m. today and until noon Saturday after which time he will be taken to the Indian Creek Christian Church where services will be conducted at 2:00p.m. by Rev. Bill McKenzie.
Burial in Battle Grove Cemetery. Contributions are suggested to the Indian Creek Christian Church.
Dedicated to Gary Guy: On Thursday, March 18, many students of Harrison County High School lost a dear friend, Gary Guy. Gary, a 1981 graduate of HCHS, always had a friendly smile and encouraging word for those around him. Gary will be sadly missed by those who knew him. The staff of Hi-Lights would like to extend their sympathy and sorrow to Gary's family and close friends.
DEATH...LIKE A ROSE
Death is like a rose bush,
In the spring time they bud,
But when the winter comes they die.
It's like when we are young we blossom,
And when we are old we wither and fade away.
But the memories are always there to stay.
Sometimes a rose dies at a very early stage,
And some people die at a very young age.
But as time goes on, the dead rose is replaced at last
And the person is replaced by memories of the past.
No one ever really forgets that one rose or that special person.
Even though they are very far away,
They will be remembered each and every day.
Written by Diana Wiglesworth
Son of Carl Nathaniel Guy & Eunice (Turner)Guy; brothers, Darren Mark and Barry Shane Guy; sister, Darla Ann Guy, Lima OH; grandson of Mrs. Neva A. Painter., San Diego, CA and Marvin Ezra Turner. & Orpha Edith Wilson Turner, Harrison County, KY.
Friends may visit at the Drake Funeral Home - 114 N. Walnut Street - Cynthiana from 4-9 p.m. today and until noon Saturday after which time he will be taken to the Indian Creek Christian Church where services will be conducted at 2:00p.m. by Rev. Bill McKenzie.
Burial in Battle Grove Cemetery. Contributions are suggested to the Indian Creek Christian Church.
Dedicated to Gary Guy: On Thursday, March 18, many students of Harrison County High School lost a dear friend, Gary Guy. Gary, a 1981 graduate of HCHS, always had a friendly smile and encouraging word for those around him. Gary will be sadly missed by those who knew him. The staff of Hi-Lights would like to extend their sympathy and sorrow to Gary's family and close friends.
DEATH...LIKE A ROSE
Death is like a rose bush,
In the spring time they bud,
But when the winter comes they die.
It's like when we are young we blossom,
And when we are old we wither and fade away.
But the memories are always there to stay.
Sometimes a rose dies at a very early stage,
And some people die at a very young age.
But as time goes on, the dead rose is replaced at last
And the person is replaced by memories of the past.
No one ever really forgets that one rose or that special person.
Even though they are very far away,
They will be remembered each and every day.
Written by Diana Wiglesworth
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