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Submitted by: Nyree Coffman

John Henry Guffey

September 1, 1936 ~ February 18, 2013

John Guffey was born, 1 Sep 1936, to Edith Detrich and George Guffey. He passed on 13 Feb 2013 at his home.

 John was very strong in his faith and a member of the Fellowship Church of God in Midwest City. He actively participated in the Vietnamese community. John served as Operations Officer for the Saigon Mission Association (SMA) and advisor in the Vietnamese-American Community Association. He also enjoyed camping, boating, water skiing, tubing, and working in his and Mai"s gardens.

John is survived by his spouse Mai Thi Truc Guffey, brother Robert Guffey, daughters Charlotte Giddens and husband Steve, Cherril Guffey, and Hong Dao and husband Nhan Vo, grandchildren John Downs, Justin Corcoran, Elizabeth Vo, Austin Vo, and Alexander Vo, grandchildren Jordan Downs, Kaylee Corcoran, and Celeste Baca. Other survivors include, Dzung Dang and Phuong Nhan, Thuy Pham and Quang Pham and their three children Jennifer, Stefanie, and Valerie.

He is preceded in death by his parents, Grandma Muoi Thi Vo, three sisters, and three brothers. In lieu of flowers, in memory of John Guffey, please make donations to Saigon Mission Association, 1762 Clear River Falls Lane, Henderson, Nevada 89012. 

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