Another Angel Gone To Heaven Way Too Soon

Another Angel Gone To Heaven Way Too Soon
Guy Gabriel Walker

"Another Angel gone to Heaven way too soon..."

Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord and let perpetual light shine upon them.May their souls, and all the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God,rest in peace. Amen.

Monique Walker, sister of Guy Walker :

Guy was an easy-going, yet hard-working and dedicated student. He was looking forward to go and complete his higher learning in Australia. As he obtained an exciting position with Princeton starting last May.

Guy's creativity, practicality and sense of humor resulted in many dreams and an entrepreneurial spirit. He aspired to convert some of his innovative ideas and hard-earned savings into commercialized, much-needed inventions.

Guy can most accurately be described as a real gentleman. He was down-to-earth, thoughtful, intelligent and handsome, and most of all, healthy, which is why his death is such a shock. My friends always said he was "just perfect." He will definitely be missed by his family and many friends, and especially by those who love him.

Guy was a wonderful person and we hope this will inspire many of your faculty and staff to live each and every day as if it may be the last.

Mohammed Khalifa wrote:

Guy was truly loved and admired by so many people here in Bahrain. He touched so many hearts and was a very dear friend to so many without even knowing how much he truly inspired people every day.

My heart goes out to his family and friends as well as to Casey. I feel truly blessed to have known him and so happy that he was a part of my life, even if not for a long time. He was one of those people who I would always love to see and who would always put a smile on my face.

He was a great man and has inspired me in ways that I wish I could have told him before. I wish that I could clearly express how much he meant to me and how truly sorry I am for the loss. I am so proud of what he has been able to accomplish in such a short amount of time and how many people he has touched. I hope that he is happy where he is now and that he is still making people smile where he is now, as he did here with us.

Jasper Hatch wrote:

I know I speak for many when I say Guy was without a doubt one of a kind. He was the most sincere, kind-hearted person I have ever had the honor and privilege of knowing. He will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to Mr. Vaughn and his family at this time.

Yassir Al Ali

My deepest condolences to Guy Walkers family. His presence next door will be sadly missed. All the help he use to lend when we needed him with to get stuff to the house. He was always there to help around with the cleaning, and took care of the dishes when he had supper with us sometimes. A great person that truly left a mark in my heart.

Khalid Abdulla

You loved life and for this I felt why it was so terrible that you should be taken away from it. I didn't know you as well as other people did yet your vivacity and good humour were as evident to me as to those who knew you best. I think that his death should not be a source of despair to us as looking around and seeing everyone’s reaction to his death I see that he is still alive, even more so than before. A memory that makes one proud to leave behind. A tutor who has taught me so much. He would spend hours trying to teach me calculus. Though I wouldn’t understand, he would still keep on tutoring me as much as he can. I owe him a lot for helping me pass my exams. Guy held so much importance and presence in so many lives is a valuable achievement for a lifetime. I think we should do credit to his memory in living our lives to the utmost as he had done to his and hope that wherever he is he can see how much everyone cared about him.

Caleb Law

This is a very shocking event, unexpected is the least I can say. Guy was a high school student who was with me for 2 consecutive years and we remained on good terms even after that. He was one of a kind, a caring and loving guy, a dedicated and commited student and finally a man with many talents. His sense of humor and comments tended to lighten the gloomy days. He always smiled when he passed by you, and the day he didnt you know that he isn't in his best of moods. Before any exam he would wish us GOOD LUCK and when its a french exam he would say, "Bonne Chance!" Whenever he saw me especially towards the final days of the senior year he knew he was going to get some whinning and nagging from me, yet he would say that i should continue doing that because thats the only way he can get things done-by constantly nagging him! This is a tragic event took away a refined man, a man who was deeply loved by many, a man who will always manage to preserve a special spot in the hearts of those who knew him, a man who his presence will definitely be missed! My condolences go to his family. Mr. Vaughn Walker, Mr. Vincent Walker and to all those that know him. I will remember him all the time. May his soul rest in peace.

Kayla Parkinson:

I'm so sorry - when you have been relatively quiet, I feared that you were not
bouncing back. Although I was raised and continue to be a Christian - since I lost my sister, Kaylin at a young age, I have envisioned heaven as anything from a cotton candy cloud world with gardens and flowing streams to reincarnation as a daisy in a field somewhere. Of course none of us knows what we go to - but I remain fast in my belief that God did a great job with this existence in so many ways that what comes next must be perfect - free of disease and pain and separation. I hope you share a belief that Guy's spirit has survived to a better existence that you'll share and reunite in some day.
But of course this leaves those of us who have to deal with some nasty realities and how you and your family will have to reorder life around the gaping hole Guy has left. I'm certain the next few days will be filled with condolences and much to do - but in the weeks to follow as that reordering inevitably begins, please know of the caring from people who are so grateful for what you have given in Guy's honor.
Few people get a glimpse of their impact on others - your creation and maintenance of this forum and the availability of resources are a tremendous gift to so very many people - and your gift in his honor is a good medicine and may even be a life saver to some because it may help them to seek and understand the kind of care they can/should get for this silent killer. I know this may be painful and frustrating for you - it wasn't enough to keep Guy alive, the thing I'm sure you wanted most of all. Guy is now in a better place, much better than this.
Louis Lacroix:

And never will the thought of spring visit our minds, but a gold wing will flash among the green and blue, And we'll remember you. I will never forget the incident where you would make fun of people because they thought you were French. I love you cousin. I will miss you this summer and everyday after that. Your presence still roams around. I can still see you sitting by the sea looking at the sunset and saying your poems. God rest your soul.

David Marquette:

Guy Walker was an employee, that in all honesty, was one of the few who made me see why anyone would enjoy working. Every day we would see him with a smile on his face, greeting us, sharing jokes, even his presence was enough to put us in better spirits. I remember talking to him a few hours before he died. He said that the blue print were ready, and that he would send them over later tonight. One minute he was fine, the next I hear that he had died. My first reaction was one of shock, it couldnt be. Guy Walker? The Guy Walker? My friend? The building block of our department, dead? Impossible. To Brooklyn, and Yuri. Although Ive talked to neither of you really since the days of the "Ratz" game, my empathy goes out to both of you. I just wanted you to know, even though your pain is by far the worse, we all share the loss when it comes to your cousin. He was dear to us all, and if either of you ever need anything, be assured I am here for you, and will keep in touch. Guy Walker, will be sorely missed, and I can only hope that he is at peace.

Cirus Dale:
I'll miss Guy ever so much..he never spent a lot of time with me but i knew him well because i would have so many problems with the web designing..and when he used to see me he used to groan loudly and clearly and i would wave my hand and dismiss them..i wish i could hear those groans again, i wish i would be able to ask him if he’s late to anywhere again*..i still don't believe any of it has happened..my heartfelt condolences to the Walker family...and may Guy’s soul rest in peace..and may he still be the guiding light in all of our lives as he has been for so many months (ever he started working here)... I remember one day when Julia and I were walking, Guy asked us to get a clock from the meeting room that had been there ever since they put it there.We got it and when we went back to his tiny office by the corner, he had around him 6 or 7 other clocks and watches..we asked him if he wants to become the worlds most punctual man or does he collect clocks and he started laughing and said, "I'm never late for anywhere or anything especially my Australian friend on MSN"...and ever since that day it had been an ongoing joke between us...i miss him so much.
Yuri Jay Walker:
My heartfelt condolences to Mr.Walker and the Parkinsons. Guy was a truly spirited young man. He’s my loving cousin. He never left us, even when we’re in trouble. A measure of how great a person is, is the number of people deeply effected by a person's death. The crying and the blanket of sadness that enveloped the school he went to, the college, and even the organizations was testimony of the fact that Guy was a great guy. He was somebody who was intensely devoted to his family, friends and his work. I know he will be in peace at last in heaven looking down upon us and helping us lead our lives. I am sure he would appreciate the fact that he had unknowingly penetrated into the souls of every person he has been around and left an indelible mark on our hearts. I have lost the guy I looked upto. A cousin, a brother who believed in being a good human being above all else. He was a paragon of virtue and a symbol of benevolence. His infectious smile will be locked away in my heart forever. I initially cried bitter tears of sadness and anger. Anger about the fact that God snatched him away from us so soon. He was to be my best man. Guy was to shout at my graduation and always be around for anything. Now i take solace in the fact that atleast he will rest in peace, away from the harsh world. He loved everyone he had and instantly created a bond with everybody. Being in a room of with him for 2 months made us love him even more. He knew more happiness than most. He also knew more sadness than most. The cries he would cry in the middle of the night. The times he ran insanely because of Kaylin Parkinson’s death. The times he would spend his dawn hours talking to me on the phone about his friend, Casey. He lead a short yet a complete life. He had stayed with the army and had faced many dangers and had emerged victorious from many of the adventures he had had there. He had an exciting life which ended tragically in his own beloved house. I just want him and his friends to know, that we truly share their grief and will do anything to help. He was an integral part of our life and his loss is a collosal one. He had helped direct all the plays I have been in, he was one of the best french tutors that would be satisfied if I get him chewing gum as a reward, he was a diligent student, he was a brother, a cousin, and above all Guy! The Guy! - unflinching, uncompromising yet more understanding than anybody else. Whatever happens I know that we will never forget him. I know his death was a terrible shock but let us hope that he has finally found the contentment and happiness that you can only find in heaven. Death has rudely stolen a jewel away from our lives but now the jewel shines in all his glory and all you have to do to see him is look inside your heart and in some corner, he will be there. I promise you he is there in our hearts for eternity. He is with God now. Let us take solace in that.
Johnny Lawson:

One of the very influential people in my life has disappeared and I just wanted to express my deep appreciation for everything that Guy did and everything he represented. It distresses me greatly to think that I will never see him again nor share a glass or a meal or a friendly word. You will always be in my heart Guy.

Andrew McKenzie

We heard about Guy´s death at the Internet World Conference in Caracas were we participated as speakers. It was a very sad news to all of us who daily work on the Internet. Please let Guy´s family know that his work is very much appreciated in a company like AT&T and we will always remember him and follow his love for the technology.

Clark Grey (High School Coach)

I check this from time to time when I am thinking of Guy. It is a way to give comfort. Guy struggled in his 10th grade of school, because he had feelings built up inside, and thanks to everyone around him he made it to the 11th grade. Well, he finished school now and all through this last school year each report card was better than the one before, I am so happy to say he ended the school year with only A's and one B. He always played soccer and I thought he would have it hard with practices and school, but I think it helped. He was never late for practices, and would always hit the shower when I tell him too. Guy was such a dedicated athlete who worked hard to get into the soccer team. I expected him to continue with that, but sadly he didn’t. Once, in the middle of the season he comes me, and chatted for hours. Our team worked hard and when Guy went to receive his trophy, he was voted "best sportsmanship" he recognized the trophy; it looked like the one that was presented to him in honor of his mother 3 years ago, he held his tears back. I said to him, "Guy, your mother is here and she is proud". Guy was one the great students we had. I cant forget the way he would look at me when I told them they had to do pushups because the others were late. He would always help with cleaning the stadium before sports day and be the one highly interactive and enthusiastic when it was his turn to run the 400 meters. As his coach, teacher, and guide I would like to condole the Mr. Vaughn Walker, and the rest of Guys family.

George Posey

I knew Guy when I was with him in drama class and worked with him in St.Antonio’s Hospital for voluntary work. Guy was always helping me out on the 30mm crew when they were short. He would make fun of me when I tried to dump the brass from the bucket that collected the spent casings because I struggled so hard to lift the damn thing!

One thing that stands out in my memory about Guy was that he seemed to be the kind of guy who just got along with everyone. He never said anything mean to anyone and liked to make people feel like they fit in.

I wish I could say I knew him well, but I only worked with him for approximately 6 mos and wasn’t very close to him in class. I heard about his passing from an e-mail I received from a gal that I hadn't talked to/seen in almost 2 years, but that doesn't change the fact that althougth it was brief, the impression I had lasted and when I think of him, I remember all good things.

Timothy Dean:

Although I've been aware of this email for a while, today was the first time I plucked up the courage to look at it. It brought on fresh floods of tears. It's a wonderful tribute to Guy. It's even more obvious to me how much he was loved and will be missed. His loss is tragic to all the people he knew and would have met in the future. He made a huge impact on people's lives. Todd, Ruben and I will remember him forever. Our thoughts will remain with the Walkers as their hearts begin to mend from their loss.

Jim Stakes:

;) well, for the first time in a long time, i'm able to veiw this site with out crying. WHAT A MAN!!!! all of us that was able to know him, was so blessed! this time of the year is hardest on the heart strings. keep your faith in god and look forward to seeing Guy sooner than you think.
WORK LIKE YOU DONT NEED THE MONEY
LOVE LIKE YOU'VE NEVER BEEN HURT
DANCE LIKE NO ONES WATCHING
thats how guy lived, be inspired by him.

Luke Willington:

It has taken long to write this and I'm sorry that an extremely funny guy, like you Guy, had to go. I remember going to his house to watch pay-per-view wrestling. I wasn't too interested in that stuff, but I went just because he was a great guy who you just couldn't say no to. It was great being his partner in every project even the ones that required us to strip to get higher grades. I still remember his voice singing in the corridors, cuz that’s all you could hear. Guy singing or sitting in that cool little coffee place that he would do his homework in and tutor a couple of students….priceless. I still got all the pictures that I took those couple of years, the ones before he left for the army and all from graduation and so forth. Guy was always there for me in EVERYTHING. He stood by me when I needed help, he would cheer me up when im sad, and pay for dinner when I don’t have the money. Guy wasn’t that kind of guy that would ask for things. He was contented with anything. My best man he was and will always be. Best Buds in everything. I still stare at the watch he gave me for my last bday and now it means so much more that it was given to me by a special friend. (whats with the swatches man?) I wish I could turn back the hands of time to just be able to thank you for everything that you have done for me. For beign by me when I needed u the most, covering up my ass when my dad busts me, and for being the GUY you are. The Unforgettable. Remember? My heart goes out to his loved ones. I walked by your house the other day and there was a light shining in there. I wanted to knock on the door, but I guess that would kill me even more. I still see you infront of me man and your voice still echoes in my ears. Your laugh I still hear when I try to sleep, and that smile of yours..that I cant talk about because its one that I have never seen before. Man..the tears are killing me. His father was really nice to me the few times I saw him. Debts paid and stay great, man.

Patricia Marks: (English Teacher)

What can anyone say at a time like this? Those of us and our loved ones who live under the shadow of this monster know how fragile and precious life can be. But when the beast takes one of our beloved ones that fact is brought home with painful force My heart aches for you, my son and the rest of Guy's family and my prayers are with you all -- especially for that bright new star in the sky tonight.

Linda Bell:

I don't know what hurts worse. Deleting a name from the prayer list and putting them on the dearly beloved list. Or, adding to the list new names of victims of the Youngster Heart Attacks. The blessing of this sickness is that it has brought many good people together for a common cause. But, it ends there. This is a vile and a mean attack. But, I praise God that you no longer suffers this disease, my praying partner. You were always conducting prayer letters, and prayed for those who needed it, but today I am praying for you and it will be an unending prayer till for as long as I still breathe.

	"Another Angel gone to Heaven way too soon..."
	Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord and let perpetual light shine upon them.May their souls, and all the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God,rest in peace. Amen.

	Monique Walker, sister of Guy Walker :
	Guy was an easy-going, yet hard-working and dedicated student. He was looking forward to go and complete his higher learning in Australia. As he obtained an exciting position with Princeton starting last May.
	Guy's creativity, practicality and sense of humor resulted in many dreams and an entrepreneurial spirit. He aspired to convert some of his innovative ideas and hard-earned savings into commercialized, much-needed inventions.
	Guy can most accurately be described as a real gentleman. He was down-to-earth, thoughtful, intelligent and handsome, and most of all, healthy, which is why his death is such a shock. My friends always said he was "just perfect." He will definitely be missed by his family and many friends, and especially by those who love him.
	Guy was a wonderful person and we hope this will inspire many of your faculty and staff to live each and every day as if it may be the last.
	Mohammed Khalifa wrote:
	Guy was truly loved and admired by so many people here in Bahrain. He touched so many hearts and was a very dear friend to so many without even knowing how much he truly inspired people every day.
	My heart goes out to his family and friends as well as to Casey. I feel truly blessed to have known him and so happy that he was a part of my life, even if not for a long time. He was one of those people who I would always love to see and who would always put a smile on my face.
	He was a great man and has inspired me in ways that I wish I could have told him before. I wish that I could clearly express how much he meant to me and how truly sorry I am for the loss. I am so proud of what he has been able to accomplish in such a short amount of time and how many people he has touched. I hope that he is happy where he is now and that he is still making people smile where he is now, as he did here with us.
	Jasper Hatch wrote:
	I know I speak for many when I say Guy was without a doubt one of a kind. He was the most sincere, kind-hearted person I have ever had the honor and privilege of knowing. He will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to Mr. Vaughn and his family at this time.
	Yassir Al Ali
	My deepest condolences to Guy Walkers family. His presence next door will be sadly missed. All the help he use to lend when we needed him with to get stuff to the house. He was always there to help around with the cleaning, and took care of the dishes when he had supper with us sometimes. A great person that truly left a mark in my heart.
	Khalid Abdulla
	You loved life and for this I felt why it was so terrible that you should be taken away from it. I didn't know you as well as other people did yet your vivacity and good humour were as evident to me as to those who knew you best. I think that his death should not be a source of despair to us as looking around and seeing everyone’s reaction to his death I see that he is still alive, even more so than before. A memory that makes one proud to leave behind. A tutor who has taught me so much. He would spend hours trying to teach me calculus. Though I wouldn’t understand, he would still keep on tutoring me as much as he can. I owe him a lot for helping me pass my exams. Guy held so much importance and presence in so many lives is a valuable achievement for a lifetime. I think we should do credit to his memory in living our lives to the utmost as he had done to his and hope that wherever he is he can see how much everyone cared about him.
	Caleb Law
	This is a very shocking event, unexpected is the least I can say. Guy was a high school student who was with me for 2 consecutive years and we remained on good terms even after that. He was one of a kind, a caring and loving guy, a dedicated and commited student and finally a man with many talents. His sense of humor and comments tended to lighten the gloomy days. He always smiled when he passed by you, and the day he didnt you know that he isn't in his best of moods. Before any exam he would wish us GOOD LUCK and when its a french exam he would say, "Bonne Chance!" Whenever he saw me especially towards the final days of the senior year he knew he was going to get some whinning and nagging from me, yet he would say that i should continue doing that because thats the only way he can get things done-by constantly nagging him! This is a tragic event took away a refined man, a man who was deeply loved by many, a man who will always manage to preserve a special spot in the hearts of those who knew him, a man who his presence will definitely be missed! My condolences go to his family. Mr. Vaughn Walker, Mr. Vincent Walker and to all those that know him. I will remember him all the time. May his soul rest in peace.
	Kayla Parkinson:
	I'm so sorry - when you have been relatively quiet, I feared that you were not bouncing back. Although I was raised and continue to be a Christian - since I lost my sister, Kaylin at a young age, I have envisioned heaven as anything from a cotton candy cloud world with gardens and flowing streams to reincarnation as a daisy in a field somewhere. Of course none of us knows what we go to - but I remain fast in my belief that God did a great job with this existence in so many ways that what comes next must be perfect - free of disease and pain and separation. I hope you share a belief that Guy's spirit has survived to a better existence that you'll share and reunite in some day. But of course this leaves those of us who have to deal with some nasty realities and how you and your family will have to reorder life around the gaping hole Guy has left. I'm certain the next few days will be filled with condolences and much to do - but in the weeks to follow as that reordering inevitably begins, please know of the caring from people who are so grateful for what you have given in Guy's honor. Few people get a glimpse of their impact on others - your creation and maintenance of this forum and the availability of resources are a tremendous gift to so very many people - and your gift in his honor is a good medicine and may even be a life saver to some because it may help them to seek and understand the kind of care they can/should get for this silent killer. I know this may be painful and frustrating for you - it wasn't enough to keep Guy alive, the thing I'm sure you wanted most of all. Guy is now in a better place, much better than this. Louis Lacroix:
	And never will the thought of spring visit our minds, but a gold wing will flash among the green and blue, And we'll remember you. I will never forget the incident where you would make fun of people because they thought you were French. I love you cousin. I will miss you this summer and everyday after that. Your presence still roams around. I can still see you sitting by the sea looking at the sunset and saying your poems. God rest your soul.
	David Marquette:
	Guy Walker was an employee, that in all honesty, was one of the few who made me see why anyone would enjoy working. Every day we would see him with a smile on his face, greeting us, sharing jokes, even his presence was enough to put us in better spirits. I remember talking to him a few hours before he died. He said that the blue print were ready, and that he would send them over later tonight. One minute he was fine, the next I hear that he had died. My first reaction was one of shock, it couldnt be. Guy Walker? The Guy Walker? My friend? The building block of our department, dead? Impossible. To Brooklyn, and Yuri. Although Ive talked to neither of you really since the days of the "Ratz" game, my empathy goes out to both of you. I just wanted you to know, even though your pain is by far the worse, we all share the loss when it comes to your cousin. He was dear to us all, and if either of you ever need anything, be assured I am here for you, and will keep in touch. Guy Walker, will be sorely missed, and I can only hope that he is at peace.
	Cirus Dale: I'll miss Guy ever so much..he never spent a lot of time with me but i knew him well because i would have so many problems with the web designing..and when he used to see me he used to groan loudly and clearly and i would wave my hand and dismiss them..i wish i could hear those groans again, i wish i would be able to ask him if he’s late to anywhere again*..i still don't believe any of it has happened..my heartfelt condolences to the Walker family...and may Guy’s soul rest in peace..and may he still be the guiding light in all of our lives as he has been for so many months (ever he started working here)... I remember one day when Julia and I were walking, Guy asked us to get a clock from the meeting room that had been there ever since they put it there.We got it and when we went back to his tiny office by the corner, he had around him 6 or 7 other clocks and watches..we asked him if he wants to become the worlds most punctual man or does he collect clocks and he started laughing and said, "I'm never late for anywhere or anything especially my Australian friend on MSN"...and ever since that day it had been an ongoing joke between us...i miss him so much. Yuri Jay Walker: My heartfelt condolences to Mr.Walker and the Parkinsons. Guy was a truly spirited young man. He’s my loving cousin. He never left us, even when we’re in trouble. A measure of how great a person is, is the number of people deeply effected by a person's death. The crying and the blanket of sadness that enveloped the school he went to, the college, and even the organizations was testimony of the fact that Guy was a great guy. He was somebody who was intensely devoted to his family, friends and his work. I know he will be in peace at last in heaven looking down upon us and helping us lead our lives. I am sure he would appreciate the fact that he had unknowingly penetrated into the souls of every person he has been around and left an indelible mark on our hearts. I have lost the guy I looked upto. A cousin, a brother who believed in being a good human being above all else. He was a paragon of virtue and a symbol of benevolence. His infectious smile will be locked away in my heart forever. I initially cried bitter tears of sadness and anger. Anger about the fact that God snatched him away from us so soon. He was to be my best man. Guy was to shout at my graduation and always be around for anything. Now i take solace in the fact that atleast he will rest in peace, away from the harsh world. He loved everyone he had and instantly created a bond with everybody. Being in a room of with him for 2 months made us love him even more. He knew more happiness than most. He also knew more sadness than most. The cries he would cry in the middle of the night. The times he ran insanely because of Kaylin Parkinson’s death. The times he would spend his dawn hours talking to me on the phone about his friend, Casey. He lead a short yet a complete life. He had stayed with the army and had faced many dangers and had emerged victorious from many of the adventures he had had there. He had an exciting life which ended tragically in his own beloved house. I just want him and his friends to know, that we truly share their grief and will do anything to help. He was an integral part of our life and his loss is a collosal one. He had helped direct all the plays I have been in, he was one of the best french tutors that would be satisfied if I get him chewing gum as a reward, he was a diligent student, he was a brother, a cousin, and above all Guy! The Guy! - unflinching, uncompromising yet more understanding than anybody else. Whatever happens I know that we will never forget him. I know his death was a terrible shock but let us hope that he has finally found the contentment and happiness that you can only find in heaven. Death has rudely stolen a jewel away from our lives but now the jewel shines in all his glory and all you have to do to see him is look inside your heart and in some corner, he will be there. I promise you he is there in our hearts for eternity. He is with God now. Let us take solace in that. Johnny Lawson:
	One of the very influential people in my life has disappeared and I just wanted to express my deep appreciation for everything that Guy did and everything he represented. It distresses me greatly to think that I will never see him again nor share a glass or a meal or a friendly word. You will always be in my heart Guy.
	Andrew McKenzie
	We heard about Guy´s death at the Internet World Conference in Caracas were we participated as speakers. It was a very sad news to all of us who daily work on the Internet. Please let Guy´s family know that his work is very much appreciated in a company like AT&T and we will always remember him and follow his love for the technology.
	Clark Grey (High School Coach)
	I check this from time to time when I am thinking of Guy. It is a way to give comfort. Guy struggled in his 10th grade of school, because he had feelings built up inside, and thanks to everyone around him he made it to the 11th grade. Well, he finished school now and all through this last school year each report card was better than the one before, I am so happy to say he ended the school year with only A's and one B. He always played soccer and I thought he would have it hard with practices and school, but I think it helped. He was never late for practices, and would always hit the shower when I tell him too. Guy was such a dedicated athlete who worked hard to get into the soccer team. I expected him to continue with that, but sadly he didn’t. Once, in the middle of the season he comes me, and chatted for hours. Our team worked hard and when Guy went to receive his trophy, he was voted "best sportsmanship" he recognized the trophy; it looked like the one that was presented to him in honor of his mother 3 years ago, he held his tears back. I said to him, "Guy, your mother is here and she is proud". Guy was one the great students we had. I cant forget the way he would look at me when I told them they had to do pushups because the others were late. He would always help with cleaning the stadium before sports day and be the one highly interactive and enthusiastic when it was his turn to run the 400 meters. As his coach, teacher, and guide I would like to condole the Mr. Vaughn Walker, and the rest of Guys family.
	George Posey
	I knew Guy when I was with him in drama class and worked with him in St.Antonio’s Hospital for voluntary work. Guy was always helping me out on the 30mm crew when they were short. He would make fun of me when I tried to dump the brass from the bucket that collected the spent casings because I struggled so hard to lift the damn thing!
	One thing that stands out in my memory about Guy was that he seemed to be the kind of guy who just got along with everyone. He never said anything mean to anyone and liked to make people feel like they fit in.
	I wish I could say I knew him well, but I only worked with him for approximately 6 mos and wasn’t very close to him in class. I heard about his passing from an e-mail I received from a gal that I hadn't talked to/seen in almost 2 years, but that doesn't change the fact that althougth it was brief, the impression I had lasted and when I think of him, I remember all good things.
	Timothy Dean:
	Although I've been aware of this email for a while, today was the first time I plucked up the courage to look at it. It brought on fresh floods of tears. It's a wonderful tribute to Guy. It's even more obvious to me how much he was loved and will be missed. His loss is tragic to all the people he knew and would have met in the future. He made a huge impact on people's lives. Todd, Ruben and I will remember him forever. Our thoughts will remain with the Walkers as their hearts begin to mend from their loss.
	Jim Stakes:
	;) well, for the first time in a long time, i'm able to veiw this site with out crying. WHAT A MAN!!!! all of us that was able to know him, was so blessed! this time of the year is hardest on the heart strings. keep your faith in god and look forward to seeing Guy sooner than you think. WORK LIKE YOU DONT NEED THE MONEY LOVE LIKE YOU'VE NEVER BEEN HURT DANCE LIKE NO ONES WATCHING thats how guy lived, be inspired by him.
	Luke Willington:
	It has taken long to write this and I'm sorry that an extremely funny guy, like you Guy, had to go. I remember going to his house to watch pay-per-view wrestling. I wasn't too interested in that stuff, but I went just because he was a great guy who you just couldn't say no to. It was great being his partner in every project even the ones that required us to strip to get higher grades. I still remember his voice singing in the corridors, cuz that’s all you could hear. Guy singing or sitting in that cool little coffee place that he would do his homework in and tutor a couple of students….priceless. I still got all the pictures that I took those couple of years, the ones before he left for the army and all from graduation and so forth. Guy was always there for me in EVERYTHING. He stood by me when I needed help, he would cheer me up when im sad, and pay for dinner when I don’t have the money. Guy wasn’t that kind of guy that would ask for things. He was contented with anything. My best man he was and will always be. Best Buds in everything. I still stare at the watch he gave me for my last bday and now it means so much more that it was given to me by a special friend. (whats with the swatches man?) I wish I could turn back the hands of time to just be able to thank you for everything that you have done for me. For beign by me when I needed u the most, covering up my ass when my dad busts me, and for being the GUY you are. The Unforgettable. Remember? My heart goes out to his loved ones. I walked by your house the other day and there was a light shining in there. I wanted to knock on the door, but I guess that would kill me even more. I still see you infront of me man and your voice still echoes in my ears. Your laugh I still hear when I try to sleep, and that smile of yours..that I cant talk about because its one that I have never seen before. Man..the tears are killing me. His father was really nice to me the few times I saw him. Debts paid and stay great, man.
	Patricia Marks: (English Teacher)
	What can anyone say at a time like this? Those of us and our loved ones who live under the shadow of this monster know how fragile and precious life can be. But when the beast takes one of our beloved ones that fact is brought home with painful force My heart aches for you, my son and the rest of Guy's family and my prayers are with you all -- especially for that bright new star in the sky tonight.
	Linda Bell:
	I don't know what hurts worse. Deleting a name from the prayer list and putting them on the dearly beloved list. Or, adding to the list new names of victims of the Youngster Heart Attacks. The blessing of this sickness is that it has brought many good people together for a common cause. But, it ends there. This is a vile and a mean attack. But, I praise God that you no longer suffers this disease, my praying partner. You were always conducting prayer letters, and prayed for those who needed it, but today I am praying for you and it will be an unending prayer till for as long as I still breathe.