Condolence: Wes was my brother-in-law, but after 25 years, he seemed more like a brother. The stuff he endured earned my admiration. He was one tough guy. I’m going to miss his sense of humor, and his appreciation for sports. Missin’ ya Bud!

Condolence: We lost a very special person August 26th. He was my brother but also my friend. He was one of the smartest, most courageous people I have known. We all miss him, there will always be a void in my life. He may be gone but will never be forgotten. He will live on in our hearts and memories.

Condolence: After thinking about Wes heavily the last couple months ( I sent him a FB message on August 10), I was heartbroken to find out he has passed last night while at work. The world has lost an exceptional person and spirit and it seems duller knowing he is not here. He was an exceptional coworker, who made a difference in our lives as nurses, but most importantly in the lives of our patients. He was one of the smartest most empathetic people I know. We wanted him to train all new coworkers, but on more than one occasion, we made mention that we wanted to "clone" him. If only we could do that now! My deepest sympathies to his wife and family!

Condolence: All who knew him have lost a good friend. My world was a little brighter with him in it. You will live on in my heart and mind my son.

Condolence: Had the privilege of working with Wes for several years at Community East. He was a great person and friend who was always there to offer a smile, advice, help or whatever was needed. He will be missed by all who knew him. Deepest sympathy, thoughts and prayers for his family.

Condolence: So sorry for your loss. I know I wasn't the closest step-sister, but I remember Wesley well. May God fill the void you now feel.

Condolence: Wes and I went to College together. We were actually quite different people who i think complimented one another. I was impetuous and known to be looking for trouble. Wes was the stable one prone to caution but with a subtle rebellious streak. Like many college kids we gravitated to one bar or another after classes. One winter evening after a few pints we decided to go out taking time exposure photos for some class we had at Metro Tech Community College. In Omaha, The fact that it was 10 degrees below zero with a foot of ice encrusted snow on the ground would not be a deterrent. I think we stayed out for about an hour before blue toes and fingers forced us back to the pub. There was also a night at Karen and Herbs, I think we were playing hearts and after a few rounds we decided to make anatomically correct snow beings in the front lawn. That was fun.

Condolence: Wes is going to be sorely missed by all who knew him. He was a blessing to know, and I was proud to be his sister. He was so smart, and funny, and had more empathy and understanding than anyone I know. The world was a better place with him here and I will miss him terribly. He was my sunshine!

Condolence: Sally,I am so sorry for your loss. I pray that God gives you comfort and peace during this difficult time.

Condolence: Wes was a very nice man and I am so glad that I got to meet him. I know that he really made Sally happy and this is a huge lose for so many people. I will keep his family in my prayers.