Kenneth Guyatt was born on October 15, 1922 to Christopher and Gladys (Hunt) Guyatt in Duquesne, Pennsylvania. He passed away on October 28, 2015 at the age of 93. He is survived by his wife Margaret (Summerbell) Guyatt.
At the time of his discharge, Seaman Guyatt was entitled to wear the American Campaign Medal, two Asiatic Pacific Theatre Ribbons, American Defense Service Medal, and the World War II Victory Medal. Seaman Guyatt’s incredible story of surviving a Japanese torpedo blast into the USS Quincy can be read in full by clicking here.
A memorial service took place aboard the USS Cole in July of 2016 where Ken’s remains were scattered at sea.
Friends and family are invited to share a memory and sign his guestbook below.
So that everyone knows Ken was survived by three children Cindy Hosch. Laura Guyatt and Ken Guyatt Jr. Also 6 grand children Joshua Guyatt, Chris Hosch, Amanda Guyatt, Bo Hosch, Adam Guyatt, and Nina Hosch. Also 3g 3 great grand daughters Kalisa,Adalie and Amelia Hosch.
Ken was the monarch of our family he was a fantastic father and friend. He was married to Jean Campbell Guyatt our mother for over 25 years.
Uncle Ken was a joy to many people! He is missed not only by his beloved children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, but also by his elder brother Donald Guyatt plus 4 Guyatt nieces and a nephew. We all cherish his generosity, sense of humor and infectious smile. He was a friend to everyone and a gifted salesman. He could sell ice at the North Pole! Rest well, dearheart. Thanks for the happy memories!
Patti
Kenvwas a fantastic guy. I knew him as a business associate and neighbor. I have nothing but good things to say about him – always upbeat, always a smile for everyone.