Wade Johnson Baker Jr.

Ronnie and I are so very sorry for your loss . Wade J was a great friend and always had a smile . We will be praying for all of you during these bitter sweet days

Sharon, we are so sorry to hear about Wade J. My husband, Delton, remembers speaking with him at our work karaoke years ago about your teen workers and our teen son. We pray comfort upon you and your family. May your memories live in your hearts forever. Cynthia Farmer (your former HR coworker)

Sharon, I am so sorry. This is not enough. We were friends, colleagues forever. Please know how deeply I feel this. He made me laugh every time I saw him, the last time too.

I will miss . . . Your heart full of love for all people. Your happy and joyous spirit. Your gentle, disarming sense of humor. Your keen memory of a million interesting things that happened in historical, downtown Apex. You built an old fashioned soda fountain just so people could re-experience the magic of small-town America. Who does that? Wade J., of course!

Wade J, everyone will miss you so much. You have fought so hard in the past few years. You will always be in my memories as the sweet guy in my French classes, who kept us all laughing.