Hey Butch, I'm gonna miss you Buddy. I'll never forget all the good times we had at horse shows, flea markets etc.  It seems like you and I would always just get up and go. Leaving the wives behind. Checking out Latest TVs and gadgets. We had lots of good times and Good laughs Butch. See you again My Friend

Hello Butch,

Just heard a few minutes ago that you left many of your sincere friends last week to follow the path of God. Of course, we always remember our enjoyable time working together for so many years at Stolt Offshore and Acergy.  How could we forget our funs and souvenirs at work, such as when one day we saw you went backward-forward and downstairs-upstairs for several hours trying to adjust “12 cents” short on an invoice in order to satisfy the firm request from the young, immature employees in the Accounts Payable department.      ……… Dear Butch ………. WE ALL MISS YOU …….
David Lam

I have the fondest memories of Mr. Butch, all the summer vacations to Callaway Gardens and get-togethers!  I can still hear his laugh.  Please accept my deepest sympathy.

May your hearts be filled with great memories of fun times together as you celebrate his life.  Butch always smiled and loved his family. David and Ione Hernandez

Butch truly was a guy that you couldn't help but like.  At our recent Class Reunion, I sat next to him at the High School Pep Rally, and everyone there seemed to know him.  Then we all went to Scully's Restaurant for lunch, and afterwards, Butch and R. D. Pitre invited me to tag along with them to David and Joy Loupe's house.  I asked if they were sure it would be okay, and Butch replied, "No, but we'll cover for you!"  That was Butch, always quick with a joke.

This visit turned out to be a highlight of the reunion for me.  Sitting on their backyard patio by the bayou, watching the water churn when David fed the catfish, observing an eagle circling overhead, and listening to all of their fishing stories.  It was a memorable afternoon that I will treasure, and Butch was a friend that I will always remember.

Miss Deanna, Tina, Brad and Greg,
I'm so sorry for your loss.  Mr. Butch was one of the sweetest, kindest, good-hearted people I've ever known.  It was always nice to be around him because he made everyone feel that they were genuinely liked.

I worked with Butch at various times over the last 30 years.  He was the kind of guy you could always depend on when the going got tough.  Most of all I consider him one of my good friends, his memory will always make me smile.  He was a caring, capable, fun loving guy who will be missed by all that new him.

My prayers and condolences go out to your family. I pray God's Peace and love will cover you during this time. 


Zelda Padilla (Humble TX)

Honest,good hearted,family man, dad,hard working and always a respected friend.  These are just a few thoughts that come to mind as a friend of many starts his next journey.  Thanks for your help and friendship old buddy in all the trying times we shared.  Later Bass Buster !!!

I loved getting to know Butch and the family during my years at PRCC!  He was so wonderful and I will always remember that crazy cajun!  So sweet and fun-loving!  I am so sorry Greg and to all of the family.  Ya'll are in my thoughts and prayers...Love, Jill

Deanna and family,

You and Butch are in my thoughts and prayers.  My memories of him at Aunt Enid's are how he was always so jovial and caring.  Now he is smiling down upon and watching over us.  Take care,

Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.  Butch was a wonderful man with a great spirit. I don't think we ever saw him without a smile on his face. He will be greatly missed!

Deanna and family,

Like many I've known Butch since Miss Smiley's kindergarden.  We were best buds early on and going to his house after school was like going to "Willy Wonka's" with the boxes of Evangeline Maid cup cakes and cookies and a soft drink machine that didn't require money.  Butch was the only person to call me Deezee when we were little, and he still called me that 63 years later.  I enjoyed our Friday afternoon together in September at David and Joy Loupe's house and other reunion activities.

Butch was a treasure and everyone gravitated to his infectious laugh.  He will be truly missed by all.

I have been so blessed to be able to get to know you Butch..You are a great man.Always had something nice to say..I will miss you and l love you..

I worked with Butch for a few years at Big Inch.  He was very easy to work for and always had a good joke for me.  When I would get upset he had a way of calming me down with some good advice and a joke to send me on my way.  Butch will be missed and my prayers go out to his family.

                                                                           Debra Morris
                                                                           Gary Morris

Deanna:

Although our paths have gone in different directions since our high school days, I have nothing but fond memories of my relationship with Buth when I was growing up in Morgan City.  I spent many a night at his house near the park, and had a lot of fun riding horses with him on Avoca Island. I realize your grief, and trust that you have the ongoing support of your immedate family and friends. Please accept my belated condolences,

From and old friend from the past

Roder Russo

God has taken home a good man in Butch Guidry.  I enjoyed the many years working with Butch, laughing and joking all the while.  A great sense of humor and always a very proud man.  Rest in peace, Butch.

My heart goes out to you during this difficult time. The short time I worked with Butch was a very memoriable for me. He will be missed.

Don Wyatt

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Gilmore Joseph "Butch" Guidry Jr.

14 junio, 1944 – 26 octubre, 2012

Hargrave Funeral Home

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