On behalf of me and my crew, please accept our deepest sympathies.

American Airlines #1695, July 26, 2012
Dallas/Ft. Worth-Phoenix
Oscar Gomez
Faye Brown
Deb-O Spruill

Wes i think you know how much i love you.It wont be the same without you.Waiting for your phone calls.Love you a lot. Uncle Rod

Wesley, I had the privilege to sponsor you when you first got to Columbus as a brand new Airman.  As the years went on, I had the opportunity to watch you grow as a person, learn the FM career field and then eventually supervise you.  You embodied our Core Values; Integrity First, Service before Self, and Excellence in all we do.  I consider it an honor to have known you and to have served with you.  We will ALWAYS have our memories of the numerous Honor Guard details that we were on together.  I miss you tremendously and you will always be in my thoughts for the rest of my days.  I will pray for your wife so she has the strength to go on.  I miss you buddy.
Your friend forever.
-Terk

Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of sorrow.

Dear Mr. Tuttle,

It is with great sadness and fond memories that I have to say goodbye to our first Sandra Day O'Connor High School Air Force JROTC Cadet Commander.  I think of you each day seeing your ceramic Air Force Eagle watching over the classroom and cadets. It is a testament to your dedication to serve your community and country. Having now made the ultimate sacrifice, may you find everlasting peace. I will miss you. Lt Col John Simmons, USAF (ret), Senior Aerospace Science Instructor, AZ-20064

Tuttle, I remember all of the times we had when we were in tech school at Keesler. No matter what happened, you were always positive and ready to lend a hand to anyone who needed one. Whether it was late movies, trips to Sonic or just late night cruising in Wood's or Fox's cars, we always had fun. The Air Force has lost a great NCO and the world has lost a great person. May you rest in peace buddy, you're in a better place now.

Tuttle, I still can't believe you're gone.  The memories of our group will never be forgotten.  I still remember being in Starkville and all of us singing "Friends in Low Places" in acapella.  You were truly a great friend and will be missed by all of us.  

I may have met you and Devyn in Columbus, but I knew I had made lifelong friends, no matter where we were in the world or how long it had been since we talked.  

Devyn, I hope peace finds you soon.  He'll always be by your side and in your heart.

I had the pleasure of working with Wesley in Columbus, MS, for 2 years.  I remember he had the most infectious laugh, and you couldn't help but laugh when he laughed.  I have so many good memories of our times in the finance office and will miss him dearly.  Please accept my sympathy, and may God give you comfort in the days ahead.

Wes was one of the new Airmen that was assigned to Columbus AFB, Ms during the time I was the Superintendent. There was a special bond between all of us. When I remember some of the "issues" we had, it makes me smile. May God keep him safe in the palm of his hands.

AVIS DE DÉCÈS

Wesley R. Tuttle

Décédé(e) le 22 JUILLET 2012

Shadow Mountain Mortuary

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