Debbie Guy

Bookkepper

"How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving and tolerant of the weak and strong. Because someday in your life you will have been all of these."

Debbie's Journey

Debbie has 25 years of experience in administration and bookkeeping, and is an invaluable part of our professional team. She is a person of amazing dedication and has a great heart. She will stay late at night in the office to make sure that everything is ready for the next day and will go the extra mile to ensure the best in customer service. She has been a great support for many of us working here, in the most crucial of times and new beginnings, an accommodating team member, a strong shoulder, and a compassionate friend.

Born in Northern England and raised in London during the mid-seventies and early eighties, Debbie had a childhood one would not soon forget. Besides being an amazing experience in itself, it afforded the young girl an opportunity to meet, associate and learn from a vast array of people: from celebrities to royalty. In 1981, leaving behind two brothers and an older sister back home in England, Debbie, along with her parents, and one sister settled in Winnipeg, Manitoba, where they arrived during the famous blizzard of 1981.

Debbie started her career with the Bank of Montreal in the Adcon Department, where she amassed a lot of knowledge in the areas of administration and bookkeeping. In 1999 Debbie and her family moved to Regina, Saskatchewan. The knowledge gained by working in the banking industry helped when it came time for herself and her husband Anthony to start their own marketing company.

Additionally, Debbie worked as an Investment Broker Assistant for Partners in Planning during the tragedy of 9/11, when the stock market was in chaos.

In 2004 after suffering a mild heart attack, Debbie decided, along with her two sons and daughter, that a fresh start was needed, and they moved to beautiful Vancouver Island to be closer to family, and back to an environment that was closer to that of England.

Debbie believes that her greatest accomplishment are her three children, they are the wishes that she sends to the future.