Ret. Navy Capt. Guy Myslivy
Oct 10, 2045 – Jan 28, 2010
Ret. Navy Capt. Guy Edward Myslivy, 64, of Louisa, formerly of Fairfax, passed away at his residence January 28, 2010. He was born October 10, 1945 in South Milwaukee, WI to the late Edward V. Myslivy and Jean Jasczak Myslivy. Guy was a past member of the Elk Lodge in Orange Park, FL. He was a member of the Assoc. of Naval Aviation in Arlington, VA and M.O.A.A.
Guy is survived by his wife of 42 years, Mary C. Myslivy, three sons, Jason F. Myslivy of Louisa, Brian M. Myslivy and his wife Susannah of Manakin-Sabot, Aaron J. Myslivy and his wife Kandice of Winchester, two sisters, Janice Mareko and her husband Saka of Hilo, HI, Cynthia Quiroz and
her husband Fred of Kauai, HI, four grandchildren, Caitlyn, Dylan, Hayden Teagan, two nephews, Casildo and Nieto.
A memorial service will be held at 12:45 p.m. May 27, 2010 at Ft. Myer Chapel with full Navy honors. Inurnment will follow at Arlington National
Cemetery Columbarium.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to: Hospice of the Piedmont, 675 Peter Jefferson Pkwy. Suite 300, Charlottesville, Virginia
22911.
Woodward Funeral Home in Louisa is handling these arrangements. Visit www.woodwardfuneral.com for online guestbook.
Guy will be truly missed by his friends and especially by his family. We will miss his smile and laugh and his playfulness with his grandchildren, as we are sure they will miss him.We send our deepest sympathies to his family. Our hearts and prayers are with you now and always.
mary we are so sorry for your lost and for your childern lost. guy was a very blessed man and haves a great family.guy was so kind to our family and to gary jr .we always be family if you need us call. brain has the number.we will be there in a min. our prayer and thougt will be with you and the family,for every and alwaysall our love gary and jan burke and familygod bless guy he will always be with all of us .
Dear FamilyI want to express my sincere sympathy for the loss of your loved one. You can be assured that comfort and hope are found in the pages of the Bible. In the Bible book of Psalm 55:22 you can read “GOD will sustain you”. I hope this message brings you a measure of comfort. Sincerely Mrs. Sandi Watkins
Dear Mary and Family,I am so sorry to hear of Guy`s passing. He is someone we all admired and respected for many years. He was really one of the good guys…so very special. He will be missed by so many people. God bless you and your family.
To Mary, Jason, Brian and Aaron;We are deeply saddened at the loss of a great husband, father, grandfather and a superb naval aviator. In life, you meet many,many people but only a very few who have an impact on who you are. Guy was gifted in that way. A true professional but with innate kindness that always made one feel better about himself and a desire to do better. Guy was the epitome of a a Naval Officer, who influenced many lives and we will long remember what superb leader he was. May God hold him in his arms and bring comfort and peace to his loving family. Guy your were tha absolute best in support of me. I will long remember our great times together for many years to come.God bless, Patty and Bill Kennedy
I am very sorry for your loss. Guy and I attended Army and Navy Academy together and became great friends.My prayers and thoughts are with all of his family and friends.Bill Sunderman
Dear Mary & Family,Our thoulghts and prayers go out to you and the family at this difficult time. I was fortunate to count Guy as a shipmate and a friend. We wish you Fair winds and following seas”.Bruce & Hannah”
Mary, I want to extend all my sympathies to you and your families on our loss of Guy. We served many years together in the VS community at Cecil Field and of course for 2 years together in OP-05C in 1988 and 89. He was the pilot`s pilot, training many over the years. What I always admired about Guy was his quiet demeanor, absolute professionalism, and one you could always turn to for answers. I have so many great memories working together on the budget battles in the Penatgon. I know he is in Heaven cheering you on as you continue to run your race without him. Very Sincerely, Jim Jones
Dearest Mary and family, I was so shocked tonight to find that we had lost Guy. You know how much I loved him as a longtime friend and colleague. He was a superior officer, aviator and my super special copilot in VS-33. He was a success everywhere he went from there. I will sorely miss his presence and friendship. What a GUY! As I told you in October, I am here, nearby, should you need me and most happy to help. I will plan to attend the service in May. Our prayers are with you and the family, Love, Carroll and Charlotte
Mary,I was shocked and saddened to hear the news. When we talked about a reunion in Charleston, Guy was one of the first people on my mind. What a great GUY”. We were all blessed to call him shipmate.Dan”
I count myself fortunate for having Guy’s friendship. He was a gentleman and a fine Naval officer. Please know that we share your and your family’s sorrow. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
To Mary & Family:Guy and I were contemporaries as VS squadron CO`s, and I always admired his leadership, professionalism and the esprit in his organization. He was a class individual and a great role model. I am so sorry for your loss as I know you miss him terribly.
I was extremely sad to learn of Guy`s passing. We worked together on the OPNAV staff and stayed in touch after retiring. He was a true gentleman with a great sense of humor and a positive outlook. Please accept my sympathies.
Mary: Nancy and I send our sympathy and prayers to you and the family in this difficult time. Guy was a regular participant in our yearly STOOF luncheons and Topcat reunions. He will be greatly missed. George and Nancy Scott
Guy and I attended the University of New Mexico and were members of the NROTC Unit. Our Navy careers crossed a number of times both being VS Naval Aviators flying the S-2E and S-3A aircraft. It is with the greatest of sadness and a deep sense of loss that I learned of his passing. He was a great man, husband, father, and Naval Officer. All the best to Mary. I know that she is strong but no one is prepared for this extremely difficult event. Our hopes and prayers go to her and the family. Fair Winds and Following Seas, Guy. You will be remembered.H.R. Bourland IICaptain, USN Ret.
Mary, Please accept my condolences on the loss of Guy. He was a great person to work with. I respected him a great deal. I looked up to him and asked him for adivce on many occasions. He will be missed by many. I hope to make it to his service in May @ Ft. Myer.
Please accept my condolences for your loss. I flew with Guy in VS-33 many moons ago, right at the end of the Stoof” era.”
My deepest sympathy on Guy`s passing. We were squadron mates and I will remember him always as a gentleman and a gentle man, always calm and most competent in both his professional and personal life.
We met Guy in 1989. At first the relationship was strickly professional. That grew into a frienship that encompassed both families. Guy meant the world to us. He was a man who faced the world with an unrelenting optimism and a love of life. He was an inspiration for us to be better than we are. We miss him greatly and our prayers are with Mary and the family.
Guy was a great person and Naval officer who I respected and admired. Hs will be missed by all of us who knew him. You have my deepest sympathy. Bob MONTGOMERY
Oh dear Mary, We were hoping against hope that Guy could beat the terrible odds of the hand that he was dealt — as he so often did. We wrap our arms around you and hold you tight to give you what comfort we can. Braden is planning on coming to the service.I am here. I remember so many times that you were there. We love you and share your pain and loss. Susan and Braden
Mary and family,I am so sorry to hear about your loss. I worked with Guy since 1998 and know that you all were his pride and joy. He was a good man and will be missed by many.
Mary and Family,I am very sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Dear Mary & Family,We were saddened to hear of Guy`s passing. Our hearts are full and our memories are fond. We are praying for you and yours as you deal with the loss. Guy was a great friend and mentor and we will miss him.Fondly,Jack & Linda
Mary, we are very sorry for your loss. Guy was an outstanding Naval Officer & Naval Aviator. I was especially proud to have him in VS-33 when I was C.O.. Our prayers are with you and your family.
Dear Mary, boys and families,Karen and I were deeply saddened to learn of the loss of Guy. He was a greatly respected naval officer. I was lucky to have served with him in VS-33 and 41. Those early 70`s Screwbird days were the foundation of some of my fondest memories of Guy. Guy was a loyal member of the Sexton J.O. Moving Company, tirelessly keeping the moving crew on task—no small chore given the personalities in that crew Wilda-Beast nipping at their heels. I never met anyone who knew Guy who didn`t like and respect him. Those many, many admirers share your loss. You are all in our hearts.
Mary, we are so sorry for your loss. My buddie Guy was truly one of the very good guys.” a true professional and warm human being. our deepest sympathies – Phil and Nancy Voss Viking Captain USN RET.”
We are so deeply saddened that Guy is no longer with us. We want to extend our deepest heartfelt symnpathy to Mary, Jason, Brian, Aaron and their families. We will all really miss Guy, he was such a wonderful grandfather, father, husband and friend. You are all in our thought and our prayers. May the Holy Spirit bring comfort to you today, tomorrow and always. Jesus said,I an the ressurection and the life: he that believeth in me though he were dead yet shall he live.” John 11:25 Someday we will see him again.Mary if there is anything you need please call.With love Dennis & Rhonda”
With deepest sympathy for your loss.
Mary and Boys,I was so sorry to hear about the death of your husband and father. Please accept my most heartfelt sympathy. Much Love, Paula
Mary and Family, Darlene and I send you our deepest sympathy for your loss. Guy was my Noesis/ITS/QNA boss for many years and I thought of him more as a friend than a supervisor. He was a great person and a joy to work with. We too will miss him very much!! Steve and Darlene Jaeger
Mary and FamilyI knew Guy for only a few short years. I`ll miss seeing him at the races. All of you are in my thoughts.
Haven`t seen Guy in the last couple of years, to my own discredit. I knew him for 30 years, and always liked and respected him for his wit, good humor and honesty. His loss hurts us all.Tish and I send his family and friends our sincerest condolences.God Bless,Mark
Mary & Family,Time too easily slips away from us, and too often friends and acquaintance also. Please accept our heartfelt condolences for your loss. Guy was a credit to his profession and always left commands better than they were before he arrived. It was my honor to call him Shipmate.”Sincerely Lee and Day Ritt”
Mary and the boys,Carol and I are both so saddened by Guy`s passing. He was a true gentleman, and an amazing Naval Officer. I personally have been blessed in my life to be able to call him a friend. He was one of those people who actually brought joy into life. Carol and I both will miss him terribly. We know that he is in a better place now, and just waiting for you.Be strong in the dark days ahead. We are as close as the phone for anything. Our love and prayers are with you always.Love, Carol and Walt
Mary and Family,Our heart goes out to you all. Guy will always be remembered as the perfect gentleman and true professional. Our paths crossed many times in the Navy and at the annual Stoof luncheons. What a tour he had as C.O. of VS-28!!We`ll see you at the sevice in May. In the meantime, know that our thoughts and prayers are with you.Ann & Frank Herron
I enjoyed all the time we spent together and I am very thankful you allowed me into your wonderful family. Just remember mom you always got an extra son if you need one.
To Mary and Family:I am very fortunate that I have worked for Guy Myslivy. Guy was a very special person, and he expressed much understanding and support to me when I worked for him. I will always miss him very much in heart and spirit. I always felt like I knew him as a friend too. Many Blessings go out to you and your family.
To Mary and Family,I first met Guy when we worked together in the Pentagon. My first impression was a lasting one of a true humanitarian. Besides being such a great person to work with, Guy let everyone know how much he loved his family. Thank you Mary for sharing Guy with all who knew him and may God bless him for all he gave and you for your sacrifice.
Dear Mary and family, Rocco and I were shocked and so saddened to just hear,the day before the funeral,of Guy`s passing. There is now an enormous gap in our circle of Navy friends. Guy was always there – for changes of command, Viking round-ups,new plane introduction, squadron and plane de-comissionings, and an honored part of Rocco`s retirement ceremony. I am sorry that I missed the service at Arlington, Rocco said it was impressive and truly fitting. Certainly, there are no words that will help at this devastating time, but please know that our thoughts are with you. fondly, Beth and Rocco Tomanelli
I am sorry to hear of Capt. Guy`s passing. He was a good skipper and will be long remembered .
I just heard of Captain Myslivy`spassing,my condolences to the Myslivy family.He was a good CO,who took care of his men.i enjoyed flying with him,I knew he would get us home safe.AW2 DON H DUNN
Through a fellow squadron member, I just learned of Capt Myslivy`s etirement.” I will always remember him for his quiet demeanor and quick wit. I flew many missions with him as a Sensor Operator and value the time I spent as a member of his aircrew. Rest in Peace Capt Myslivy. You are remembered.Robert WardellAWC AWUSN Retired”
Sorry to hear of Capt. Myslivy passing
I flew with Capt Myslivy in VS-28 `81-83` when he was the XO & CO. There was not a finer gentleman or a more experienced Viking pilot in our Navy! My condolences go out to his family, God Bless you all…
Dear Mary,It was with great sadness and shock that I recently learned of Guy`s passing. Guy was my first cousin. Phyllis Mysliwy Brickler was my mother. The last time I saw Guy was at my Mother`s and Ralph Mysliwy`s funerals in July of 2003. We all reconnected with Guy. It was a bright note at an incredibly sad time. He was a truly special person. I have contacted family members here in Wisconsin. Aunty Esther, Teds widow, was especially sad. Pat Muth, Anna`s daughter was stunned and saddened. That about sums it up for all of us who knew and loved Guy. Although Ed, Jean, and family always lived far from Wisconsin, they were special to us. Guy kept in touch with my Mom until her passing in 2003. It meant the world to her to hear from him. I will never forget his kindness. I can say with confidence that the entire Wisconsin branch of the Mysliwy family sends their deepest sympathy and love. God Bless you and your family. Nancy Diehl
I just heard today of Captain Myslivy`s passing. He was my CO when I returned to VS28 the second time. He was one of the nicest and fairest CO I had the pleasure of serving with. I know he has been missed by everyone who knew him.