Birth date: Oct 7, 1959 Death date: Jul 6, 2023
Donald J. Guyor of Peck, Michigan, formerly of Marine City, Michigan, died peacefully on July 6, 2023, with family at his side. Don was born on October 7, 1959, in Detroit, the son of Iva (Heath) and George Guyor. Don grew up in Read Obituary
Old Friend, so sad to hear of your passing.
I have so many great memories that I will always cherish from our younger days. From horseshoes at the cabin, waterskiing on the snigh (Channel-bout-round) such a wonderful place, thank you for those times. You were such a natural athlete, it didn't matter what game or sport we played, you were always the one that set the bar high and made the rest of us better. Rest in peace my friend, I miss ya. Pitch a few shoes with The General.
So sorry to hear of Don's passing. I went to high school with Donnie, or "Buck" as he was known back then. We were on the basketball team together, Donnie was a sophomore when I was a senior. Donnie was one of the best all-around athletes Holy Cross HS ever produced. A great basketball and baseball player, in addition to his bowling. Everything Donnie tried came naturally to him, as if he had been doing it for years. As a junior he once scored over 50 points against Detroit St. Hedwigs. Donnie was never boastful regarding his natural abilities. Although highly regarded by all in school, he could best be described as relatively reserved and even humble. Although, I did not get the opportunity to run into him after high school. I always respected and admired how Donnie carried himself back then. My heartfelt condolences to his family. Sincerely, George Gonczar.
A big part of our Holy Cross class of 77. So many memories of those younger days. Deep condolences to the family. Denise (Malinowski) Peters
Miss you, brother. Always enjoyed our discussions about the old days in Marine City and the United States historical events and places, such as Gettysburg, where you always wished to live some day. We shared a love of the "Maize and Blue" and all things Detroit sports. Have been reading letters you sent to me as far back as 1968 when we called you "D.G.", "Punk" and "Boo Boo." Good memories that will always be in my file drawer and in my heart. Some day you will open the door to Heaven for your older brother, Jim.
