Vallejo, California
Dec. 24, 2001 - Dec. 21, 2011
Wyatt Russell Maxey, 9, of Vallejo, passed away Wednesday at home. Wyatt was autistic.
Survivors include his parents, Paul and June Maxey; grandparents, Cathy and Russell Trimble, and Shirley Maxey; great-grandparents, Ray and Ruby G. Taff, and Mae...
Read MoreWyatt was a sweet little boy. I had interactions with him at afternoon recess, at Dan mini school. He seemed so intent when he was watching everyone play. I will miss his sweet smile. Blessings for your healing in this time of grief.
Laurie Vidt
January 04, 2012 | Dan Mini Teacher, CA
Wyatt was a sweet little boy. I had interactions with him at afternoon recess, at Dan mini school. He seemed so intent when he was watching everyone play. I will miss his sweet smile. Blessings for your healing in this time of grief. Laurie Vidt (Dan Mini teacher)
January 04, 2012
My prayers and heart go out to you.
Alice Jones
January 04, 2012 | Fairfield, CA
GOD WAS LONELY. AND NEEDED SOMEONE SPECIAL TO TALK TOO. MY DEEPEST THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.
Amber Miller
January 04, 2012 | Vallejo, CA
June and Paul , thinking of you in the lost of your son and wishing There were words that could take away your sadness .
Mariano Mendoza
January 04, 2012
Our Dearest June, Paul, and Wayne, there are truly no words that could be spoken to take away the unimaginable pain you are experiencing. Know that we love you and are thinking of you each day, praying to God to give you the strength to get through each day and carry on. We are so incredibly sorry for your loss. Much aloha to you and your family, Kalei, Tamsin, and Nohea DeMello
Tamsin DeMello
January 03, 2012 | Vallejo, CA
I'm sorry for your loss. I worked in Wyatt's classroom ...I felt his special spirit...sometimes he would touch me in his own way...or sometimes he would watch me give a g-tube feeding...we will meet someday in Heaven and have lots to talk about.
robert miller
January 03, 2012 | Vacaville, CA
I am very deeply sorry for your loss.
Robert Kleinrock
January 03, 2012 | Oakland, CA
The whole autistic community is hearing about Wyatt. Try to remember all the times he needed you and how you made his life better. Talk about him. The scary stuff he did and the stuff that made you shake your head in amazement. Talk to him, because now he doesn't have autism. Close your eyes; see his smile when he saw you. We are hurting for your loss.
Grandmasheryl
December 30, 2011 | Concord,, CA