Reyn Guyer
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Reyn Guyer (born Reynolds Windsor Guyer in 1935) is an American inventor. Among his notable developments are the game Twister and the NERF ball, which he developed for Parker Brothers and Milton Bradley, respectively. He has also been inducted into the Hasbro toy and game inventors' hall of fame.
Besides his work as a toy inventor, Guyer has also founded a music publishing company called Wrensong Music of Nashville.
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