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Very sad to hear of Guido's passing. Thanks to him for his service to our country. May he rest in peace. From your old neighbors in Quincy, The family of Dick Evans

HOW CLEARLY I REMEMBER YOU AND GUIDO AND YOUR YOUNG LOVE. BOTH OF YOU WERE ROLE MODELS FOR ME BOTH PERSONALLY AND PROFESSIONALLY. SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS, JOYCE. WITH SYMPATHY AND AFFECTION

My memories of Guido are numerous, I played golf with him on several occasions over the years, and always was mesmerized by his smile and humor, we at the club will miss him dearly, he was a wonderful man.

50 years ago as a member of South ShoreCC every Sat morning, Bob Evans, Bart Robinson, myself Phil Ruddick, and Guido would play golf. It was so much fun because Guido always had a smile, was laughing, as everyone else took the game too seriously. We also had Jimmy Hebert, who threw more golf clubs into the pine trees than anyone else on earth. Guido was a real gentleman, may he Rest In Peace.

Growing up in Quincy Point, Guido was one of the most popular boys and loved by all. He was the best baseball player, kind and gracious to all. Everyone knew him. It was with sadness I read of his death. My thoughts and prayers are with his wife and family as Guido returns to the loving arms of his God.

Uncle Guido and Aunt Joyce visited at my parent's house a lot when I was young. When I worked at the Medical office in Weymouth, he would come in and always look for me. I was always glad to see him and Aunt Joyce. I referred him to my Cardiologist; so Uncle Guido would call me often to give me a report on how he was doing. He was always smiling and joyful, no matter what. I'm sure he happily joined his brothers and sisters in heaven and they were filled with joy when they saw him. My memories of him will always be filled with love, Love, Cecelia

You are with the rest of your beautiful family . God Bless you all. Our hearts are full of wonderful memories. It was a joy living behind you my childhood years . I can remember my younger brothers Bobby and Tommy enjoying snap crackle pop, yes, rice crispy cereal for breakfast . After laughing your way through breakfast, it was chore time. Aunt Joyce would want you to mow the lawn.This memory of you will forever be with me. You would start the lawn mower with a song, “Joycee Boisey pudden in pie, Just as soon as I’m done it’s golf time!”🥰 You would always have us laughing so hard . You always made us feel more than just your nieces and nephews. I will forever hold you in my heart ❤️. Love you always, Your niece, Ellyn

All our thoughts ! A great and happy human being has moved on . Always a smile and cheerful greeting on the golf course . Will be missed . Larry and karen young