Wesley G. Bruer

My dear Dee and Lucia:

Yes, you have suffered a terrible loss as have the army of friend who had the privilege of befriending Wes. Not only was he one of the nicest individuals I ever knew, he was a super American patriot and strong political conservative to the end.
Life and death are beyond our control and we must accept things as they are – bravely. While no on has ever bridged the gap between this world and the next, I do believe that Wes is still with you and he will keep...

Dee and Lucia, please accept our condolences at Wesley's passing. We are especially grateful for his daring and courageous service aboard the USS Tuna during WWII. To our "Brother of the Phin" we say, "Sailor, rest your oar. We have the watch. Rest in peace." -- Ray Fritz, National Chaplain United States Submarine Veterans, USSVI.

Dear Dee and Lucia
I am so very sorry for the loss of your dear husband and father. Although I never really knew Wes, I felt like I did know him through you Dee, you always shared the many fond memories of your life together, and I know you will miss him greatly! This wonderful and loving man will live on in your hearts, I know!You and Lucia will continually be in my prayers.
Love to you both!
Gail Mcphetridge

Dear Dee and Lucia,

I was sorry to learn of the passing of Wes. I have such fond memories of the times our families spent together when Lucia, Cindy and I were children. Mom is here in Visalia with me. You are in our prayers. Wes was such a kind and loving husband, father and friend. My father Orin had great respect for Wes as a geologist and friend.

Keri Wangsness Smith and Donna Wangsness Moore.