GUY, John Vincent (OAM) (JP)

Rest in peace Mr G. You were class all the way. A wonderful husband, dad and grandfather. A leader amongst men and a shining example of what it means to be community minded and a gentleman. My home town was a better place because you were in it and cared. See ya on the flip side Mr G.
P.s I’ll try not swear so much. ❤️❤️

Goodbye for now Mr Guy.
An absolute gentleman. A constant part of the video of my youth. Many sleepovers spent with Heather, trip to Young Talent Time with the lairy tie to attract the camera, extreme sunburn with blisters on our trip to Glenelg and ABBA concerts live on your entrance hallway step. Wonderful friend to Cilla and Eric and one of the first people to meet our Erin on your trip to Alice Springs.
One final hug on Thursday was more special than I realised.

Dear Pam.
Condolences on the loss of your wonderful husband. We started our early lives in the same street and even when we moved on John always had a smile and took time to have a chat. A true gentleman.

RIP Mr Guy, you were such a kind and lovely man. My family have so many great memories of Christmases spent together . You were such a hard working man for your local community and I know that Morwell was a much better town for having you taking care of it. Our deepest sympathies to Pam, Peter, Heather and families.

Rest in peace Mr Guy, wonderful friend to all the Cordell’s and lots of special memories of birthdays, Christmas’s and any excuse to get together and celebrate!! Sincere condolences to Pam, Heather and Peter and their families. Love Pauline and Ken Jelleff

Rest peacefully Mr. Guy, many wonderful memories of family times shared. So many great funny moments over the years. You were a wonderful husband, father, grandfather, friend , community leader & mentor. Loving thoughts to Pam, Peter, Heather & families. Ann Marriott & family. xxxi

Condolences to the Guy family what a absolute gentleman was john so pleased to have meet him..

Memories of the many enjoyable years that John and Pam were our neighbours. My Brien being cheeky and the Guys ready with quick quips over the fence. Condolences to all the family.

The Jackson family share fond memories of growing up with the Guy family as our wonderful neighbours. The years have gone by but the memories remain. John was a devoted family man and community man. A true gentleman.
Sending our heartfelt condolences to Pam, Peter, Heather and families.
The Jackson Girls – Rhonda, Vicki and Karyn.

Dear, Pam, Peter & Heather,

Death brings a heartache, no one can heal.
Love brings a memory, no one can steal.

Thinking of you at this time.

Linda Dixon

One of nature’s true gentlemen and a tireless worker for the Latrobe Valley community. Condolences to all who knew and loved John. Rest in Peace.

RIP Mr. John Guy, one of natures truly beautiful people. Remembering our days at the SEC.
Sympathy to all his family.
Adele Byers

RIP Mr. John Guy, remembering our days at the SEC.. One of the worlds most beautiful people.
ADELE BYERS.

A true gentleman and kindness personified. It was an honour and a privilege to know you. Sending my heartfelt condolences to Pam and family.

Dear Pam, Heather, Peter and families
I feel so privileged to have known and worked with John. He was a wonderful man who meant a lot to me. I hope stories of his kindness and his amazing legacy give you some comfort in your sadness. My most heartfelt sympathy to you. He will be missed very much xx

To Pam, Peter, Heather and families, please accept my deepest sympathy on the loss of dear John. Thanks for all the times we sang together, John. I’m sure you’ll be singing in heaven. God bless you, you were a fine man. Love to all Elaine Q

Rest in peace Mr G a true gentleman with the biggest kindest heart you will ever come across ❤️It’s been an absolute honour & privilege to have known you for over 40 years. You were the heart & s11oul of Morwell. I will miss our catch up chats on how the family are travelling when I bump into you & Mrs G. My heartfelt condolences & love go out to Pam, Peter, Heather & family love Cindy & Scott Laidlaw xxx

What a beautiful gentleman and kind soul who genuinely cared and achieved so much for his local community. It was a gift to have known you. Condolences to Pam and family. RIP

So sorry to hear of John’s passing.Sending our sympathy & love to Pam & the family. From Ross & Sue Howell

To Pam & Family,
Thinking of you in these difficult times and sending you love.

I met John when I was involved with the Latrobe Valley Festival. He was a real gentleman who was always prepared to have a conversation when I met up with him in ensuring years. Condolences to John’s family. May he always Rest In Peace.
Raeleen Pendlebury

Wanted to share my lovely memories of Mr Guy helping Heather and her 2 room mates to find a share house in Melb during our uni years. Without his help and support we were never going to find our way around or negotiate with any of the real estate agents successfully. He helped set us up in our first home as grown ups, just another example of his kindness and generousity. Sending much love to Heather and all your family during this sad time xx

One of lifes true gentle~men.. R.I.P

Dear Pam. If you have a single flower for every time you think about John you can walk forever in your garden. My sincerest sympathy to you and your family. Lesley Schulz

Very saddened and greatly shocked at John’s passing. A gaping hole has now been left in the Morwell and Latrobe Valley communities which signifies his enormous service over many years for the betterment of those communities. John certainly left us a better place as a consequence of his dedication. Well done thou good and faithful servant. Very sincere and deepest sympathy to Pam and family at this sad time. Rest in peace John. Softly the leaves of memories fall, sadly we stoop to gather them all. Jack Huxtable.

Rest in peace John so sorry for your loss of your dear Husband and Father Pam Edith and Charlie Tarran

Deepest sympathy to Pam and all the family.
John was a truly good man – devoted to his family and community.
“Death is not the extinguishing of the light ; it is the putting out of the lamp because the dawn has come”

John it was a privilege to have known and worked with you. I have never known someone to give so much of themselves to their local community. You always presented yourself with such dignity and humility. A true gentleman who will be missed by all that knew you.

A kind and gentle man remembered greatly by those at LCHS. Our condolences to all who had the pleasure to know John

Coming to Morwell around 1960 as a young man from Queenstown, Tasmania , John made an ongoing and significant contribution to public life in our community. Not only in and around Morwell but also in the Latrobe Valley and the wider Gippsland area. His unstinted service has been the hallmark of a very generous and caring person.
Boyd and Fay

The comments by everyone are all of the same kind for a good reason – John was the ‘real deal’. It was my privilege to know and work with him – he will be sorely missed and leaves a true legacy from a genuinely full lifetime’s work. A great role model. Thank you John. Commiserations to the family and close friends…that must be a large number of people.

A true gentleman, who cared deeply for Gippsland and continued to work in its service and for its advancement for all of his life. My deepest condolences to Pam and family.

John combined his personal experience, community understanding and governance skills, to advance primary health care in the Latrobe Valley and beyond.

Thank you John and to Pam, always by his side.

Dear Pam, very sorry to hear the sad news on the passing of John. A True gentleman, he will be missed by all who knew him. Unfortunately, I cannot attend the funeral, sending all my love Kay.

Thinking of you Heather and your family for sad your loss of your dear father.
All my love LeeAnn Elliston ❤️

A truly amazing gentleman who showed such leadership and wisdom in all the community work he did, often unnoticed. He taught me so much about leadership in difficult times, and gave me so many wonderful opportunities to learn. An absolute treasure and wonderful role model that will be very missed. Love and care to Pam and all the family at this sad time.

Such wonderful memories of a kind and funny man. I remember having such huge laughs with him when he helped Heather, Jen and I get our first rental in Melbourne. A true gentleman. RIP Mr Guy.

John will be etched in Morwell’s history as a truly humble, gentle, remarkable community leader who had time for everyone. Our thoughts are with Pam, Peter, Heather and their families. RIP John

I have nothing but admiration and heartfelt memories of John. A truly kind and inspiring gentleman who always demonstrated leadership and wisdom. He always gave time and effort for the community. Such a treasure and wonderful role model who will be sadly missed. Love and thoughts are with Pam, Heather, Peter and all the family at this sad time. I sincerely hope all the wonderful memories you have of him, help ease your sadness and carry you through this difficult time. Forever in all our hearts x

My thoughts and love are with you Pam and family as you mourn the loss of John. I’ll always remember our many years singing together at St Mary’s. And the jokes that were shared. A man who gave so much. Rest in peace John. Elaine and Barry (dec)

We were so saddened to learn of John’s passing. He will be missed by many,
Deepest sympathy to Pam, Peter, Heather and their families.
Kathleen & David Kneebone

Behalf of the committee and members of Advance Morwell Inc are saddened by the passing of their esteemed President, John. He has made an invaluable contribution to Morwell and its community over many years and will be greatly missed.
John Guy was a life member of Advance Morwell Inc.
Condolences to Pam and family

My dear Grandad,
You were a devoted husband, a wonderful father, the best grandfather we could ever have asked for, a beautiful man.
You will be missed more than words can describe, but I will cherish the many memories we made together over the years. Your lumpy chair, your selective hearing when Nanna called “Johnno” across the lounge room, your cheeky smile whenever I asked if you’d been drinking enough water, when you sang “All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth” as I bawled in Dad’s arms after knocking them out in the bath as a four-year-old, your Donald Duck sneezes. Seeing the love, respect and admiration so many held for you has brought warmth at a very sad time, and I will forever try my best to be the kind of man you taught me to be. It is an honour to be your eldest grandson. Go Saints. Love now and forever, Josh.

To Pete Susan and the Guy Family
A life well lived, a life worth celebrating.
Our thoughts are with you all at this difficult time
Garth & Lee Honeychurch

John was a very valued and dedicated Independent Third Person volunteer for the Office of the Public Advocate for over 13 years.
John will be very missed.
Our sincere condolences to Pam and family. Rest in peace John.
Di Cahill – OPA Volunteer Coordinator, on behalf of all of us from the Office of the Public Advocate

The community is poorer for his passing. Sympathy to Pam and family.

To john’s family all our condolences
Terri and John trewin