[doc j]

Man, that is very sad.
I've read the through the tech references many times.
RIP Wes.

[Chris R]

I remember him from the early days of TC. RIP Wes.

[TronDD]

Wow, that's sad to hear.

His legacy will live on through his articles and those he has taught and helped.

Tim.

[DOUG G]

Damn... Wes was one of the good ones... offer you help and he didn't even know you.

RIP Wes

[Chris_69_SS]

My Thoughts go out to his family.

[LevonH]

Deeply Deeply saddened.

Wes, RIP.

[Alan F]

Wes was part of the backbone of this site.
My condolences to his family. RIP Wes!

[FIG]

Wes is gone but not forgotten. His contributions to this site will live on to help countless others.

[stroobydoo]

I have used his tech articles and found them very helpful! RIP Wes.

[1966_L78]

sad news... my condolences to his family...

[CFR]

RIP

[Pete 67]

I haven't been here very often since I sold my car, but this news caught my eye. Very sad to read this.

Every time I jack a car up, & I seriously mean every time, I grab a jackstand & always think of Wes' tech articles.

His dedication to this site during the early days should not be forgotten.

Godspeed Wes.

[Merlin]

I never met the man in person, but his tech articles have helped me immensely over the years. My sincere condolences to his family.
May he rest in peace in the loving arms of our heavenly father.

[SS396ELKY]

I met Wes a long time ago in Pasadena at Fuddruckers. We use to meet ever so often for the "SoCal TCer's Meet and Greet at Fuddruckers" He was very informative and had a real nice Chevelle Wagon too. He made a big impression on me as very talented craftsman.

If I find the pictures of the event can I email or post the picture on a tribute page?

[Bob Tiley]

Moved to the memorium section