Sam Mar Wee

I always enjoyed playing chess with Sam in High School even though I could never beat him.

Nothing but wonderful memories of Sam Wee. Unassuming and unpretentious coupled with such brilliance and oh, so personable, even in awkward junior high days. Always challenging conversations with this excellent communicator. His leadership shined at student council workshops as he humbly sought to build leaders and used his greatness to make others great. He instilled confidence in his friends, calming our knee-knocking fears before delivering speeches at stu-co camp.

That "Chinese"...

So sorry to hear of the death of Sam. May you find solace in precious memories. God promises to comfort those in mourning, Isaiah 61:2. Take care.

There are people that influence us early on, even if we knew them for only a few short years. Sam was an inspiration of excellence when I knew him and Don back at Hadley. I was greatly saddened to hear of his loss for he lived a life of giving back to so many.

What a loss the family and the world has suffered with Sam's passing. He was a very kind man.

Such a loss to all of us. 40 years later I still remember conversations I had with Sam in Orchestra at West High. He made everyone feel like they were important. Sincere sympathy to his family.
Mary Blackburn Wiseman

Sam was an exceptional student/athlete. I enjoyed having him in gym class and on the basketball team at Hadley. My condolences. Coach John Levi, Green Valley, AZ

Ah, Rest In Peace sweet Sam Wee! I have the best memories of our years together at Hadley! You were smarter than most of us combined but you NEVER made anyone feel any way but liked and respected! My deepest condolences to the Wee family! Sam left footprints on many hearts!

I was just talking about Sam the other night in a conversation with my husband. I sat next to Sam in 8th grade Lang. Arts class and in Orchestra class at Hadley Jr. High in 1968. He was top notch in every way. A friend to every one. We lost a real treasure.