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for Wesley Maag
Carol Horsman-Fidroeff
May 3, 2008
Sharing your sorrow and
offering deepest sympathy.
Robert Maag
April 30, 2008
My condolences to all of you,
Holly Suyeishi
April 30, 2008
Grandpa,
I will miss you with all my heart. I hope now that you are at peace and are finally with grandma. You were a great man that will never be forgotten.
The Rabbi
April 30, 2008
grandpa, grandpa, grandpa,
I love you and will miss you!
I am sure the driver seat up there has springs, that once again you will be saying "Audrey leave me be" and I am confident when I get there you will finally teach me how to golf.
Love you!
Nancy Hayes
April 28, 2008
Dear Susie, Tommy, Barbara & Linda,
Your Dad will be missed dearly. We all loved him so much . What a gentle soul he was. I suppose God needed another singer up in heaven to join his choir. Your Dad was gifted with such a beautiful voice. I remember when we were teenagers I would ask him to sing to us. We were all blessed to have known him.
May God bless you all and give you strength in this time of need.
All my Love,
Nina
Debby Hickey
April 28, 2008
Susie, Tom, Barb, and Linda,
Our condolences for your loss. You all have good reason to be proud to have had him for a father, as he was so gracious, generous, and gregarious. As a teen, and even throughout my life, he always was a perfect host, allowing me to stay in his home for annual vacations in Shasta, and even offered to take me in for a year (for my senior year at Silver Creek High) when my family got transferred to Kansas, just so I could graduate with my friends. I especially enjoyed his beautiful singing voice! He knew every song ever! Of course, my fave song was when he sang "Whatever Debby wants, Debby gets..." He was very perceptive, too. In my 20's, he could tell that maybe a relationship in my life soured, and he would take me aside, and want to talk about it! It was great, too, cuz it was from a male perspective, and I really appreciated that. He even gave me a book once; he had read it and said it reminded him of me. It was very helpful. I remember a very special time with him...we were sitting on the front porch of his Redding house, smoking, and he was talking about his kids. (I wish I could remember the specifics, you guys, cuz it was really good stuff.) He told me things about Barbara, and what made her special in his eyes, and contrasted that with Tom, and why he was proud of him, and then, of Susie, and what was precious about her. His point was that each were so different, and each had their own talents, and he felt so proud of his kids. This was special to me, cuz I felt so grown upo that he could talk to me that way. (I was in my 30's, so I really was already grown up, but you still feel like a teen around your friend's parent!) I feel Wes was a great man, and had a fun life, and I am happy he is free, and back with his Audrey, and his family. You kids are in my prayers, and may your father rest in peace.
Love you,
Debby
Linda Cusick
April 28, 2008
Someday I will have all of eternity to get to know you, the wonderful man who was my father...in THIS life I am ever so grateful to have found you at last! Love, Your Daughter, Linda
Susie Elkins
April 27, 2008
Daddy...
I will miss you & love you forever. I'm so happy you're with Mom now. Thanks for being such a wonderful father...we were truly blessed when God chose you for us...Your baby...Susie XOXO
Chuck Cadwallader
April 27, 2008
Tom, Barbara, Susie, and Linda,
My wife and I are so sorry to hear about the passing of your Dad, and my heartfelt sympathies are with you. There are so many memories that I remember as a teenager; with your family living down the street on Gumdrop, and then next door on Milroy place.
Because of your Dads mellow character, he was a man that was loved by all that knew him. What I will always remember about him was how he loved to make people laugh. He really was a gentle and funny guy and we will surely miss him. May God watch over all of you in this difficult time and may God help to ease your pain.
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