Wesley Lewis Easterly

Birth date: Oct 27, 1929 Death date: Jul 2, 2006

On Sunday, July 2, 2006, God opened his arms and said, “Wesley, come unto Me, your work is done. It is time for you to become one of my guardian angels.” Wesley Lewis Easterly was born to Lewis “Mac” and Rhea (Perrin) Easterly Oc Read Obituary

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Anonymous

1014w ago

On behalf of the Chapter, we wish to send our deepest condolences regarding your tragic loss. Wes attended our Chapter here in McAllen, Texas and will be greatly missed by the members. His understated humor was a pleasure to everyone and his desire to help and assist his fellow veterans was beyond measure. He will long be remembered and sorely missed by all of his friends here in McAllen, Texas.

God bless his soul and may he rest in peace.

Sincerely,

Richard F. Aguire, Commander
For the entire Chapter##imported-begin##Raul F. Lopez Chapter #95, Disabled American Veterans##imported-end##

Anonymous

1014w ago

We at the book store in the Farmers Market, Donna, TX., enjoyed Wes a lot. He was always smileing and interesting to talk to. We are going to miss him a lot. Such a nice, nice man.##imported-begin##Marie Flood##imported-end##

Anonymous

1014w ago

I'm so sorry to hear about Wes's sudden Illness and death. I just found out about his funeral about an hour before and I had no time to get there in time from Cedar Springs. I've know Wes for five years since living in Texas during the winter. For the last two years, we have lived just across from him. He rode his bike every day, usually morning and night. I am about his age and was in the Navy during the Korean War. He was a good friend and my wife and I are so shocked to hear of his sudden illness and death. Our park friends in Texas will surely miss him as well.
We will hope to see you, Kathie, before the summer is over.##imported-begin##Robert E. Carlson##imported-end##

Anonymous

1014w ago

Wes, you always made my day brighter when I would have the privilige of seeing you in the Iron Lady's office. Invites to breakfast and the "goodbye beautiful(s)" are gestures that I will never forget. May your body and soul rest in peace, fore the life you lived was magnificent.##imported-begin##Amy Billedeau##imported-end##

Anonymous

1014w ago

B was many yrs since we seen you so very sorry we r still in AZ##imported-begin##Esther Guy (Marvin]##imported-end##

Anonymous

1014w ago

All of us at K & G would like to extend our sincere sympathy to Wesley's family. In the short time he worked with us we enjoyed getting to know him. He would always bring a smile to your face and was a lot of fun...we will miss him.##imported-begin##K & G TOOL COMPANY##imported-end##

Anonymous

1014w ago

We were all certainly blessed to have known Wes. What an inspiration. It was always important for him to stay in shape and enjoy life. He was a special friend to myself and my children. We will miss him. He talked about his family many times, especially his grandson whom he loved very much. He enjoyed times with his family and friends.
God has taken him physically from us but never from our hearts.##imported-begin##Geri Clink##imported-end##

Anonymous

1014w ago

To Wes's family,
I have many fond memories of Wes when I was growing up. I grew up on the water. Loved boating. I remember taking Wes's boating class with my dad, and brother. Wes always winterized our boats for my dad.
My father (Richard Fase) and Wes were good friends.

My deepest sympathy to you and your family.

Laurie (Fase) McMillan##imported-begin##Laurie (Fase) McMillan##imported-end##

Anonymous

1014w ago

Peace and God's love be with you.##imported-begin##william m.p. EASTERLY/family##imported-end##

Anonymous

1014w ago

I was saddened to hear abou the loss of Wes. He and I didn't know each other that well, but when I talked to him, he was always full of laughter and jokes. He will be sadly missed.##imported-begin##Christopher Jones (City of Grand Haven Employee)##imported-end##

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