Guy Madison East, 63, of Westfield, IN, passed away unexpectedly on December 27, 2022. Born December 9, 1959 to parents James and Allegra East in Redwood city, CA. A 1978 graduate of North Central High school, he went on to study and play football at Purdue University, where he received degrees in Building construction Management and Architectural Engineering. Furthering his education, he earned a Masters of Science in Engineering Management from the Milwaukee School of Engineering.
Guy married his high school sweetheart, Marsha Palmer. In their nearly 40 years of marriage, their deep love for each other and faithful friendship has been an example to many, including their 5 children and spouses, Guy Eldon (Amdrea), James Davidson (Kaytlin), Andrew Dean (Shawn), Christine Grace and Grant Madison (Zoe). His family, including his 8 grandchildren, will carry on his legacy. He also leaves behind his three siblings, and 3 step siblings.
He was a family man, perpetually constructing ways to bless, encourage and teach his children and grandchildren. He took great care of everyone in his life, including his bees. He loved beekeeping.
During his career, Guy built hundreds of homes around the world and had a deep passion to bless those for whom he built. He wore many hats throughout the years, serving a term as president of the Board of the Builders Association of Greater Indianapolis. Continually honing his craft, Guy built Indiana's first LEED certified home and received several certifications including Master Builder. He was in the process of building a construction management software. A prolific writer, he recently finished his daily devotional, Blueprints, The Plan of the Day from the Master Builder.
Guy lived life to its fullest in every category; beekeeping, tradesman, author, Innovator, entrepreneur, coach, volunteer, Eagle Scout, triathlete, pianist, Christ-follower, husband, Papa, father, and friend. He served with kindness and generosity, encouraging those around him to seek greatness, and he dis everything in his power to help them achieve that.
Visitation will be held Tuesday January 3, 2023 from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm at Second Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis. Memorial services will follow in the sancuary at 1pm. Burial will be at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to YWAM Homes of Hope.
Guy married his high school sweetheart, Marsha Palmer. In their nearly 40 years of marriage, their deep love for each other and faithful friendship has been an example to many, including their 5 children and spouses, Guy Eldon (Amdrea), James Davidson (Kaytlin), Andrew Dean (Shawn), Christine Grace and Grant Madison (Zoe). His family, including his 8 grandchildren, will carry on his legacy. He also leaves behind his three siblings, and 3 step siblings.
He was a family man, perpetually constructing ways to bless, encourage and teach his children and grandchildren. He took great care of everyone in his life, including his bees. He loved beekeeping.
During his career, Guy built hundreds of homes around the world and had a deep passion to bless those for whom he built. He wore many hats throughout the years, serving a term as president of the Board of the Builders Association of Greater Indianapolis. Continually honing his craft, Guy built Indiana's first LEED certified home and received several certifications including Master Builder. He was in the process of building a construction management software. A prolific writer, he recently finished his daily devotional, Blueprints, The Plan of the Day from the Master Builder.
Guy lived life to its fullest in every category; beekeeping, tradesman, author, Innovator, entrepreneur, coach, volunteer, Eagle Scout, triathlete, pianist, Christ-follower, husband, Papa, father, and friend. He served with kindness and generosity, encouraging those around him to seek greatness, and he dis everything in his power to help them achieve that.
Visitation will be held Tuesday January 3, 2023 from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm at Second Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis. Memorial services will follow in the sancuary at 1pm. Burial will be at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to YWAM Homes of Hope.
Guy Madison East, 63, of Westfield, IN, passed away unexpectedly on December 27, 2022. Born December 9, 1959 to parents James and Allegra East in Redwood city, CA. A 1978 graduate of North Central High school, he went on to study and play football at Purdue University, where he received degrees in Building construction Management and Architectural Engineering. Furthering his education, he earned a Masters of Science in Engineering Management from the Milwaukee School of Engineering.
Guy married his high school sweetheart, Marsha Palmer. In their nearly 40 years of marriage, their deep love for each other and faithful friendship has been an example to many, including their 5 children and spouses, Guy Eldon (Amdrea), James Davidson (Kaytlin), Andrew Dean (Shawn), Christine Grace and Grant Madison (Zoe). His family, including his 8 grandchildren, will carry on his legacy. He also leaves behind his three siblings, and 3 step siblings.
He was a family man, perpetually constructing ways to bless, encourage and teach his children and grandchildren. He took great care of everyone in his life, including his bees. He loved beekeeping.
During his career, Guy built hundreds of homes around the world and had a deep passion to bless those for whom he built. He wore many hats throughout the years, serving a term as president of the Board of the Builders Association of Greater Indianapolis. Continually honing his craft, Guy built Indiana's first LEED certified home and received several certifications including Master Builder. He was in the process of building a construction management software. A prolific writer, he recently finished his daily devotional, Blueprints, The Plan of the Day from the Master Builder.
Guy lived life to its fullest in every category; beekeeping, tradesman, author, Innovator, entrepreneur, coach, volunteer, Eagle Scout, triathlete, pianist, Christ-follower, husband, Papa, father, and friend. He served with kindness and generosity, encouraging those around him to seek greatness, and he dis everything in his power to help them achieve that.
Visitation will be held Tuesday January 3, 2023 from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm at Second Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis. Memorial services will follow in the sancuary at 1pm. Burial will be at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to YWAM Homes of Hope.
Guy married his high school sweetheart, Marsha Palmer. In their nearly 40 years of marriage, their deep love for each other and faithful friendship has been an example to many, including their 5 children and spouses, Guy Eldon (Amdrea), James Davidson (Kaytlin), Andrew Dean (Shawn), Christine Grace and Grant Madison (Zoe). His family, including his 8 grandchildren, will carry on his legacy. He also leaves behind his three siblings, and 3 step siblings.
He was a family man, perpetually constructing ways to bless, encourage and teach his children and grandchildren. He took great care of everyone in his life, including his bees. He loved beekeeping.
During his career, Guy built hundreds of homes around the world and had a deep passion to bless those for whom he built. He wore many hats throughout the years, serving a term as president of the Board of the Builders Association of Greater Indianapolis. Continually honing his craft, Guy built Indiana's first LEED certified home and received several certifications including Master Builder. He was in the process of building a construction management software. A prolific writer, he recently finished his daily devotional, Blueprints, The Plan of the Day from the Master Builder.
Guy lived life to its fullest in every category; beekeeping, tradesman, author, Innovator, entrepreneur, coach, volunteer, Eagle Scout, triathlete, pianist, Christ-follower, husband, Papa, father, and friend. He served with kindness and generosity, encouraging those around him to seek greatness, and he dis everything in his power to help them achieve that.
Visitation will be held Tuesday January 3, 2023 from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm at Second Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis. Memorial services will follow in the sancuary at 1pm. Burial will be at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to YWAM Homes of Hope.
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