Wes Smith

I know the road you travel is still difficult! Thinking of you all on this day and praying for peace remembering your wonderful son!

Hey sweetie. it has taken me this long to actually sign the guest book for your death. I was the only one with you when you passed away. Holy cow Baby, it only gets harder and harder every day. I not only lost my little brother... I lost my bestest friend in the whole wide world. One that could make me laugh when the whole world looked gray to me. I love you and miss you sooooo much. My poor parents...they struggle everyday to make it through to the next day. I CAN ONLY IMAGINE. My prayers...

Dear Claire,
I was at Peace Haven Baptist Church last night helping Miss Marie Vaughn serve dinner and I heard about Wes. I lost my husband 2 years ago and my 3 year old grandson last October and I know the road you're walking is difficult. My prayers are with you and what joy we have in knowing that "someday" we will see them again.
In Christ,
Selma Anne Lewis (Petree)

Bill, Claire and the Smith Family,
"May God Strengthen Your Hearts In This Time of Grief". God makes no mistakes! Absent from this earthly body means in the presence of the Lord. He will truly be missed, his calm and loved spirit at Winship. We have grown together as an.......Extended Family. May God comfort you and know that you will see him again. I will keep you all in my prayers and know that Wes is in a painless,peaceful resting place. Love always and I'm here if you need me for...

I got to meet precious Wes on E6 floor at EUH. Wes impacted my life in a way I could never repay him but to fight and live. He lived life to the fullest and taught me so much about myself and my spirit. I met you both Claire and Bill at the clinic. (I'm the blonde with all the wigs..) My disease (Burkitt's Lymphoma) has only been diagnosed since October and I can remember seeing Wes walk the floor in the weee hours of the night and he had this orar around him and such energy that made me...

im one of wes's friends from SCAD. wes and i went out a lot together and had some great times. the couple months he was at scad were probably my favorite couple of months ive had at the school. wes was always looking out for other people and always made sure i was having a good time. we always talked about getting together years after graduating and reflecting on all the good times we had. ill never forget him. he was one of the friendliest guys ive ever met, just as all around great person.

to the smith family,
i never had a chance to meet you but i worked with wes for a little over a year @ metro dodge. i found out this morning at work through chuck kibling, another employee that knew wes. i cannot begin to tell you how special and genuine wes was, from the day i met him until i changed jobs he treated me the same, like a friend. i learned he was sick, and kept him in my thoughts, but i saw him one day driving his s2000 smiling from ear to ear. until today i thought he...

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Smith:
I was saddened to hear of the passing of Wes. Celia Davis and I work together at the Vines Botanical Gardens. We lost our 23-year-old son to leukemia four years ago and mourn along with you and your family during this time of sadness.

Claire,Bill,Britany,Sean, & Family,
The strength and courage demonstrated by Wes and all of you is one of the reasons I am able to work in Oncology. All of my patients and their families are my heroes! May God bless and keep you during this very sad time in your lives. John 3:16
Love and prayers, Jane Miller, RN