Terry "Buck" Guell

TERRY "BUCK" GUELLTerry "Buck" Guell, age 59, of 297 4th St, Fond du Lac, died Tuesday, August 3, 2004 at Hospice Home of Hope. He was born on December 15, 1944 the son of Harley and Mildred Hodorff Guell. On June 29, 1972 he married Deborah Bath in Waukegan, IL. He was an Army Reservist for seven years. Buck was a Dairy Farmer for twenty four years and also was a licensed cattle dealer. He enjoyed playing and coaching softball in the Fond du Lac, Campbellsport, and Eden area. He also was a umpire and referee in the Fond du Lac Recreation League, he also bowled in many leagues and was a member of the Holstein Association. Buck was an avid sheepshead player.SURVIVORS: his wife Deborah of Fond du Lac, son Tyler (special friend Nicki Nowak) Guell of New Fane, daughter, Summer Guell of Fond du Lac, daughter Wendy (Ryan) Dehling of Fillmore, two granddaughters, Clarissa and Josie Dehling, his mother Mildred Guell of Fond du Lac, brothers and sisters, Karen (Glenn) Stewart of Lomira, Harley "Butch" Guell of Fond du Lac, Charles (Colleen) Guell of Eden, Randy (Karen) Guell of Fond du Lac, Phillip (Cindy) Guell of West Bend, Joel (Lisa) Guell of Eden, his mother in law, Donna Feldes (special friend Wayne Mueller) of Milwaukee, brothers and sisters in law, Pamela (Bob) Boesch of West Bend, Nancy (Jerry) Groth of Saukville, Donald (special friend Sandy) Bath of Hartford, Scott (Laurel) Bath of Grafton, father in law LeRoy (Tootie) Bath of West Bend, and many nieces and nephews, very special friends Bill Gonnering and Daniel Feider.



VISITATION: Sunday, August 8, 2004 from 3-9 P.M. at Uecker-Witt Funeral Home. FUNERAL: Monday, August 9, 2004 at 8:00 P.M. at Lighthouse Christian Church with the Reverend Richard Balken officiating. Trier-Puddy American Legion Post #75 will conduct military honors at 6:30 P.M. at church. Visitation will take place at the church on Monday following military services until the time of services. Cremation will take place. What Cancer Cannot DoCancer is so limited...It cannot cripple love,It cannot shatter hope,It cannot corrode faith,It cannot eat away peace,It cannot destroy confidence,It cannot kill friendship,It cannot shut out memories,It cannot silence courage,It cannot invade the soul,It cannot reduce eternal life,It cannot quench the Spirit,It cannot lessen the powerof the Resurrection.Uecker-Witt Funeral Home is serving the family.