Wesley Thomas Auringer

Wouldn't it have been special to have Wes at his Gran's 90th?
Miss you loads, darling boy
Aunt J

I know it has been many years since Wes left this world. We were in school together in Langford. I wanted to let you know he is in our thoughts and we have so many memories of fun times and of funny things that happened. Once in awhile a special soul passes through, those are called home much to soon. Wes was one of them, he will never be forgotten.

I watched Wes grow into a charming young man. What a privilege.

I REGRET not being privy to his sense of humour. Miss you, Wes

Aunt J

Wes and I share a cusp birthday. He had this brainwave idea, that at midnight every year we would meet up and have beer and eat cake. I was like ya ya ya... Til our birthdays came around and he showed up at my parents house ( feeling no pain) knocking on the door... My Mom was less than impressed! Would not let him in, took his beer and told him to eat the cake because he needed it! She made me give her his phone number and she called him at 6 in the morning saying... Oh sorry did I wake...

I love reading the comments and stories from all the people that were touched by my amazing brother. Please keep them coming as it keeps his memory alive and brings such wonderful memories of our own stories and interactions. I read an amazing story today somebody told on Facebook that made me smile and shed a tear while making me feel closer to him at the same time! Thank you

You are always in my thoughts Wes!

Today I was thinking about Wes as I hadn't seen him for about 5 years. I searched his name on the Internet and was shocked to hear that he had passed. Wes was a wonderful person, and I had the opportunity and privilege to have dated him many years ago. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family.

I can't believe its been four years. We miss you so much Uncle Wes.
xox

As I have on every June 9th since 2007, I'm thinking of you, Auntie Judy, Uncle Derrick, Craig, Scott and Kendra. xoxo