Very sorry for your loss,Mitchell and family. He was a part of Bobs and my life and I will  miss his phone calls. Condolences  from our family.

My sincere condolences to Guy’s family and friends. I remember the Christmas when my daughter had turned two, Guy surprised us with a gift for her. Christmas morning she opened the first little package and said “Guy gave me rocks!”  It was a little bag of coal, my dad told her they were very special rocks she should keep, we all had a good laugh! He’d also included another package with a doll and bubble gum. What a kind, thoughtful man!

Deepest condolences to Guy Blair's family. Always enjoyed visits with him!

Our sincere condolences to the Blair family with the passing of Guy. His presence surely will be missed. One fateful day in the Voyager Esso restaurant Guy inadvertently sent me on a journey of a lifetime. I was graduating soon and needed a job. Guy gave me a “heads up” about a good place he knew of that was hiring. So…away I went to the BIG city to apply at Industrial Parts & Equipment where my job became my career of thirty nine years! Thanks for the referral Guy,it worked out well. Guy was what you would call a “regular” at coffee row and his table was always fair game if it had an open seat and the place was packed. And,if you didn’t have an opinion of the hot topic of the day,well,Guy would give you one. He was that kind of guy . ( see what I did there?)If there’s a Hall of Fame for coffee row Guy is most definitely a member. By the way Guy… when you get there say HELLO to my dad Delbert Hitchens as I’m pretty sure he’s there and you two have a lot to catch up on. God Bless.

Guy Blair you were such a wonderful person! I knew you a long time! I knew you better when I looked after you in the hospital for a long time! I’m retired now! I remember when you didn’t eat I brought in some homemade soup & you clean it right up! You enjoyed it very much! When you moved to Hayes Haven I visited you! You were happy there! RIP Guy! Our deepest sympathies to all the families ❤️

My condolences to Guy’s family and friends. I remember him coming into the pool hall always looking very dapper with little Mitch in tow sometimes and how much sports stats that little kid knew. Rest in Peace Guy.

RIP Guy, sat with him and had coffee with him once in awhile,  appreciate what he did for my parents when then couldn't drive into the city by giving up his time to take them in.

Ahhhh Guy Blair…..
A staple in my thoughts of being raised in Indian Head. Memories of his parents who were like another set of grandparents for me, to Deny, Alma and the girls, as well for Mitch and family who I only got to know through Guy’s stories. There is a little Blair story wrapped up in every corner of the town for me. 

Mostly, Guy loved my parents, Hazel and George, and treated them with love and respect - I will always cherish that as a memory of who he was for us. 

For all of us who loved him and for all of us who tried - I share a warm hug of love and send my best in all of our good-byes

Our Deepest Sympathy to all of Guy's family, our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time. Yes Guy will be missed by all who knew him.He was always up for a daily road trip, or to the coffee shop for a coffee run ,or a meal out for a visit. RIP Guy.🙏🌹Agnes and George Cheney.

For many years I always met up with Guy at the Esso, where he would go daily for the bull shit sessions.  Rest in Peace Guy.

Awww Guy Blair a fixture at the Craft Tea Elevator when it was open.  At least 2 or 3 times a day for coffee and the occasional lemon pie even though he wasn’t supposed to eat it. Always up for a good chat. Him and the crew would gather around the “staff” table.  He was a good soul.  RIP Guy and have that piece of pie and coffee!!

Guy was always up for some excitement. We went on many trips together. Here he came for a ride in the combine for an afternoon. I had to push him up the ladder but he was always so grateful to fill his days out of the house. He loved his coffees around town.

OBITUARY

Guy Blair

25 July, 1937 – 6 May, 2026

Tubman Funeral Home

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A private family interment will take place in the Indian Head Cemetery at a later date.