Ogden, UT – Guy Dale Hadley, an Ogden native and dedicated heavy equipment operator, passed away on October 4, 2026, at the age of 61, following a heroic battle with cancer. Born in Ogden on December 9, 1964, to Shannon Bluemel and Kenneth Dale Hadley, Guy was recognized for his unwavering strength and resilience throughout his life.
His career in the construction industry as a heavy equipment operator was a testament to his talent and dedication. Guy often conveyed his hardworking nature, stating, "A day you're not working, you are a dollar behind." This philosophy underscored his commitment to his profession and his passion for working on projects, whether for himself or for others. Beyond his professional life, Guy was a natural sportsman, proudly showcasing his talents in football, baseball, and basketball. In his leisure time, he was also passionate about pheasant hunting.
Even after a diagnosis of diabetes, Guy's sweet tooth remained unhindered, as he continued to enjoy Diet Pepsi, donuts, cinnamon rolls, and ice cream.
Above all, Guy was known as a loving family man who placed his loved ones first. He is survived by his wife, Heidi, and his children: Chasitty, Utona, Mykenzia, Copen (with Lexi), and Haeston. His legacy also includes his grandchildren, Kannon, Jenna, and Hagen. Guy is also survived by his mother, Shannon, and his father, Kenneth, who is married to Laurie. A beloved part of his household was his guard cat, Shark, who, according to family, would even shower with him.
During his battle with cancer, Guy received care and assistance from many. Special acknowledgment was extended to his daughter Chasitty, who was consistently by his side, with additional special thanks given to Kylie for her help.
Funeral services for Guy Dale Hadley are scheduled for Saturday, October 10, 2026. Close family members and friends are invited to follow Guy from Myers Mortuary, located at 845 Washington Boulevard in Ogden, starting at 9:00 am. Graveside services will be held promptly at 10:00 am at the Plain City Cemetery, situated at 4373 West 1975 North in Plain City, Utah. Following the graveside service, a celebration of Guy’s life will take place at Hales Produce Stand, located at 1897 N 4700 W in Plain City. All who knew Guy are invited to join this gathering to share stories and laughter, commemorating a life described by his family as a testament to hard work, courage, and love.
In lieu of sending flowers, Guy’s family has requested that donations be made to Saint Jude’s Cancer research in his name, a wish he was not able to fulfill himself. This contribution will honor his memory by supporting cancer research initiatives.
