With heavy hearts, we share the passing of Erin Guillen, a radiant soul whose adventurous spirit and kind heart left a lasting mark on everyone she met. Erin, 31, of Detroit, Michigan, passed away unexpectedly on [Insert Date], leaving behind a legacy of love, laughter, and fearless passion for life.
Born and raised in Michigan’s beautiful Manistee area, Erin carried with her the rugged charm of the woods, the thrill of open roads, and a boundless curiosity for the world around her. A tech whiz turned entrepreneur, Erin brought dreams to life when she founded Motown Mopeds, a vibrant moped rental business in Eastern Market that reflected everything she stood for—freedom, fun, community, and the spirit of Detroit.
Erin had a magnetic presence—bright-eyed, bold, and endlessly generous. Whether she was fixing an engine, laughing with friends, mentoring young riders, or exploring the streets of her beloved city, she brought warmth and energy into every space she entered. Her vision wasn’t just about business; it was about connection—helping others see Detroit through her eyes, one ride at a time.
Erin loved her city deeply. She saw beauty where others saw struggle. She believed in motion, in rebuilding, and in creating joyful experiences out of ordinary moments. Her kindness, authenticity, and grit will live on in the hearts of everyone who knew her.
She is survived by her loving family, countless friends, and a community forever changed by her spirit.
“Go fast enough to get there, but slow enough to see.”
– One of Erin’s favorite sayings.
Though her time with us was far too short, her impact will be felt for generations. Ride in peace, Erin. You gave us all the freedom to feel alive.
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