Wesley J. Souliere

During WWII, Lt. Wesley J. Souliere was the leader of the Anti-Tank Platoon of HQs Company, 1st Battalion, of the 104th Regiment, in the 26th Infantry Division. My father, PFC Raymond J. Oblinger, was among a few assigned to this platoon as replacements for a few men who had died during their first engagement in battle in northeastern France. I firmly believe that Wes did a remarkable job of leading this platoon.

I had the honor of personally meeting Wes at a reunion of the...

My condolences to the Souliere Family. i always remember the family times in Becket. Uncle Wes was a great man. His skills and knowledge were unmatched. Wes would always lend a hand. He will always be remembered close to my heart. May God open his arms and welcome Wes into heaven. May God give strength to the family during this grieving time.
You are all in my prayers.

So sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. I have great memories of trips to Becket and life on Drury Lane. My condolences to your family.

Memories are Blessings from Heaven providing comfort & strength for the Family left behind .

Dolores & Family, I'm so sad to hear of my buddy's passing. He was such a sweet nice man & I loved to hear him talk about the houses he built. I have said my prayers for him every night since I have known him. He will be missed by many people. Love you