

Austin graduated from Thomas Worthington High School in Worthington, Ohio, and attended Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. He was a dedicated employee in the family business, Insight Facilities Management in Marietta, Georgia.
Austin will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him. He had a caring heart, a creative spirit, and a unique ability to bring joy to those around him. His many talents, interests, and passions made him a truly special person.
Austin had a deep passion for art and drawing. He had a natural artistic ability and could draw or paint nearly anything he saw, bringing his own creativity and imagination to every piece.
Music was another of Austin's gifts. A talented musician, he loved playing the guitar and could pick up nearly any song and play it by ear, without needing sheet music or written notes. His artistic and musical talents reflected his remarkable creativity and his love for expressing himself through the things he enjoyed.
Austin also loved fishing and took every opportunity to enjoy time on the water, especially in the beautiful North Georgia mountains. He was an enthusiastic fisherman who would readily admit that he was pretty good at it—although those who knew him might lovingly debate just how good he thought he was!
A passionate Ohio State Buckeyes football fan, Austin proudly cheered on his beloved team. He was also an enthusiastic Atlanta Braves fan and regularly attended games, enjoying the excitement of cheering for his team. In addition to his many other talents, Austin was a self-taught electrician, demonstrating his curiosity, resourcefulness, and ability to figure things out on his own.
Above all, Austin had a big heart, especially when it came to animals. His love for them was evident, and his beloved dog, Bentley, held a particularly special place in his heart.
Austin leaves behind a legacy of kindness, creativity, laughter, and love. Though his time here was far too short, the memories he created and the lives he touched will remain in the hearts of his family and friends forever. He will be remembered for his gentle nature, his many talents, his passions, and the genuine goodness he brought into the world.
Austin is survived by his grandmother, Joyce Thomas of Marion Ohio; father, John (Paula) Guiher of Marietta, GA; Mother, Lori (Al) Souders of Worthington, OH; siblings, Garrett (Maggie) Souders of Columbus, OH, Jacob (Sidney) Souders of Spring Lake, NC, Aaron Guiher of Marietta, GA, Mckenzie Guiher of Powder Springs, GA, Isabelle Guiher of Atlanta, GA, Brodey Guiher of Atlanta, GA, Nicole (Taylor) Lawrence of Charleston SC, Alyssa (Brandon)Trevino of Woodstock GA, Alexa Webb of Marietta, GA and extended family members and friends to cherish his memory.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial donations be made in Austin's honor to Rise Up Recovery Residences in support of the Austin Guiher Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Austin's memory will live on through the love he gave, the talents he shared, and the many lives he touched. He will forever be loved and never forgotten.
Donations may be made through the following:
Rise Up Recovery Residences
Website: www.riseuprecovery.org
Venmo: @RISEUPRECOVERYLLC
Cash App: $RISEUPRECOVERYLLC
Please reference “Austin Guiher Memorial Scholarship Fund” with your donation.
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