John Wesley Maggert

I will never forget our GTE Directories Training in Dallas, TX in 1998. That was an awesome time getting to know each other. We had so much in common, both Army Veterans - He is was 11B and I was 95BX. Both had a kid, we liked to drink, play Texas Hold'em, played softball together, ate a ton of wings at Hooters after games. I sure miss your laugh and story's of the old days. Will see you on the other side John. LOVE YA - KEISER

I miss you John. I will always remember our time in Dallas having fun talking about old army stories. The time we went and played paintball got all those welts. Drinking beer and playing poker at Brady's house and I won. You are missed but will see each other again in heaven. Love ya, John

Connie,

I was so sorry to hear about your brother's passing. You and your family are in my prayers.

Mark,

I'm so sorry to hear the news and I hope that you and your family are getting through this very difficult time. I know we haven't been in touch for years and years, but hopefully our paths will cross at some point in the future.

Glynn Perry

We will miss you John. Your laughter & smile always showed your friendliness not only to us, but strangers as well. Now you have the BEST seat to watch the GATORS!
WE LOVE & MISS YOU JOHN!

I mainly knew Wes through my sister Sandy but always recall the kind energy emanating from him back in the sixties and early seventies when I crossed his path. All my best to Mark and Donna and the Maggert family at this sad time. Wes made my life better for having touched it. Love,

My memories of Wes include spending fun filled days with him and his family skiing in FWB and going to tournaments around the southeast. To the Maggert family - My heartfelt sympathy for your loss,

Mark, Donna and Connie my prayers and thoughts are with you and I love you all very much.

Terry Ann

Our prayers are with you from Oklahoma.
Mary Beth Witt (Hane-Roberts)
Dennis Roberts
Don, Krista, & Kelsey Roberts

My heart goes out to all of you. I miss my buddy terribly.

I am so sorry to hear of Wesley's passing and not being aware that he lived so close here in the Tampa/St. Pete area.

Many pleasant thoughts and memories come to mind as we shared early childhood years as neighbors on Cinco Bayou.

I send sincere condolences to the Maggert family, Mark, Donna and Connie from the White's, our mother Ruth, and sisters, Deborah and Ruth.

Sincerely,
Jerry and Martha White