Dear Terry and Family,
I am late to learn of Guy’s passing.  Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Mr. Loudermilk was my fifth grade teacher at Spring Mill Elementary School.  He made it a joy and adventure to come to school each day!  I still remember the “challenge board” for Math.  He once gave a timed test, and said “read it through” first.  The final question said “ put down your pencil and don’t complete.”  I wanted to win, so in my quick skim missed that part!
Everybody felt his love and enthusiasm.
I am grateful that he had a rich and fruitful life.  He loved his family, and how blessed he was by you all!  Sending my heartfelt condolences.
💕 Beth Irwin Schiffli

Guy was a wonderful, caring neighbor whom we have known since we moved to the Nora neighborhood 8 years ago.  Our friendship began as he visited us every day while we were building.  Since then, we watched him everyday walking by our kitchen window for his daily walk  with wide-brimmed hat and his walking stick headed for the Monon Trail.  Guy would greet our dog and everyone he ran into on the trail.   He carried an extra bag to pick up trash to keep it clean.  He sat in his front yard under his maple tree during the hot summer months to catch up with neighbors.  He called it his "natural air conditioning".  We will remember Guy's sincere smile, his stories, his genuine interest in our lives, and  his contributions that make this a great neighborhood.  Our condolences to Terry and all his family.

Mr. Loudermilk was my 5th grade teacher in the early sixties, and he remained my favorite teacher throughout my entire primary and secondary education.   Like someone else said, he always required his students to write a 10 page term paper.  He assigned me "The History of the Big Ten" and told me it was to make me think about something I never had before.  I never told him that my parents had graduated from the University of Illinois and Indiana University, and I had been going to U of I football games since I was little.  I have a feeling that he would have just laughed.

My deepest sympathy to his family and friends.  May his memory be a blessing.

My absolute favorite photo of Guy and me. We had Greenbriar kids at Tumbling Waters camping. He was the best at supporting camping adventures with students!

You guys visited me at IU in my first few months of working at the Center for Excellence in Education.

Mr. Loudermilk was my elementary school vice principal at Delaware Trails in the mid-1970s.  He was larger than life and an ever-present hero in my childhood.  1994 I joined the North Central faculty and ran into him on my first day at the district-wide opening meeting.  Shaking his hand and seeing him smile when he recognized me remains a memory I will treasure forever.   Mr. Loudermilk is forever a legend.

I am  very thankful to have had Guy as a “backyard”  neighbor for many, many years.
His smile, willingness to share a story or two were always appreciated. I would often see him walking in the Nora area and on the Monon trail and we would have a nice chat.
Condolences to Terry and family. Rest In peace Guy. Hoping you find golf balls and clubs waiting for you in Heaven. 
Cheryl Silcox

Mr loudermilk was a very wonderful person to work with he was so dedicated to education students and those that worked with him I will always remember him as a friend also Mrs loudermilk was an excellent seamstress she did beautiful work and I certainly applaud her thinking of the family and wishing you great support Jackie Johnson Jackson

I am proud to have helped Guy keep that huge Smile that he showed off.  Sorry for your sudden loss. God bless your heart and soul.

Dear Terry and family,
I am so sorry to hear of Guy's death.  I will always remember his smile and his wonderful sense of humor.  He was always so kind and supportive of St. Luke.

Please know that you all will be in my prayers.

Mr. Loudermilk was my 5th grade teacher in the mid-sixties and I have always had very fond memories of him. He was an excellent teacher and I remember that he required his students to write term papers. I was assigned the topic of "History of Cosmetics".  Ugh! I never expected to run into Guy after 5th grade, but around 10 years ago, I ran into a very affable man at Life Time Fitness and as we got to talking we introduced ourselves. I could hardly believe it was Mr. Loudermilk! Several days after our re-acquaintance, he came up to me at the gym and said he had found something.  It was a haiku I had written about 50 years ago!! I would see him virtually every day at the gym until  Life Time closed in 2021 and we would laugh about the term paper I had to write about cosmetics.  I'm deeply saddened by his passing and send my condolences to his family along with the many students whom I'm sure also remember him so fondly.

OBITUARIO

Guy Rodney Loudermilk

15 noviembre, 1933 – 1 octubre, 2023

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