May God bless you and your...
This is just so sad. I miss him.
Hui Ting Jong
March 04, 2015 | Kuching
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Wes C. Skiles
High Springs, Florida
1957-2010
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High Springs, Florida
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BOYNTON BEACH - A freelance photographer for National Geographic magazine drowned Wednesday while filming underwater in the ocean off the Boynton Beach Inlet, authorities say.The Gainesville Sun identified him as 53-year-old Wes Skiles, a High Springs resident known for his work photographing and...
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godspeed buddy. The good do die young. Chris Lewis Panama City
July 24, 2012
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I met Wes at Branson Dive shop back in the late 70's and early 80's. I enjoyed talking with him so much, and always looked for him when I traveled down from Georgia to dive the springs. His joy of the underwater world would spill over onto anyone that took the time to get to know him. I am sorry to learn of his untimely death, but are very blessed to have known him. Thank you Wes for all your contributions!
G. Mack Bentley
February 15, 2012 | Ideal, GA
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A man of greatadventure, thank you for your legacy.
Donnene McBidride
June 08, 2011 | DeRidder, LA
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Was glad to see "Samctum" movie dedicated to memory of Wes. He will be remembered for the dedicated explorer he was.
Doug Gibson
February 10, 2011 | Panama City, FL
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I just found out today from Peter Butt the tragic loss of Wes. I would like to express my deepest sympathy to Terri, Nathan and Tessa. Wes is and will remain an icon for cave diving, underwater exploration and photography.
I am truly sad to hear of your loss.
Peter Koubicek
October 02, 2010 | Sunset, LA
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I met Wes in Akumal almost 30 year ago, found him to be an immediate friend, and when I ran into him a few years later at DEMA was impressed that he remembered my name--what a guy. I am blessed to have crossed his path.
Stan Chapman
October 01, 2010 | Abilene, TX
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I spent a wonderful week on a live-aboard photographing spotted dolphins with Wes and his son, together with a dozen others including crew. It was a magical time on the white sands of the Bahamas and Wes made the experience so memorable, sharing his expertise, his humor and unforgettable personality. He lived and died doing what he loved. So long, Wes, see ya in the not too distant future.
divermom99, Stuart, Florida.
August 30, 2010
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I first met Wes back in 2001 when i came over from the uk to dive ginnie springs, apart from my father there has never been a person that has had so much influence on me than Wes. Cheers mate enjoy that cave. gaz 2179
gaz 2179
August 14, 2010 | East Grinstead, WA
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