I just remember on Sundays Wes and Dad yelling at the TV when the Lions were screwing up and having a big old pot of pusghetti.

                                                                                   Jim Williams

I just remember many Sundays watching the Lions play with a big pot of spaghetti and Wes and Dad yelling at the TV when the Lions screwed up it was fun.

Visiting "Wes" has been always a comfort and joy for me and wife, Kathleen .  She has always talked about of good memories with Morcon family. 

I am going to miss him too; He has always  been nice to me by asking about my family while offering a hot cup of tea!  forgetting I may be one of those  hippies!

Miss you and RIP,

Ali

It's possible Wes made me smile/laugh more than anyone else in my lifetime. I think he was my Dad's best friend. Imagine neighbors matching child for child, 6 each. They must have been so close. I was child 4, and my memories are a bit faded at the Royal Oak address. He came over with wife Marion  to our Warren home many Sundays to watch and complain with such comedy about our Lions.                                                                                                                         Note: sorry pic has Wes facing other way, but wanted to show his friend, my Dad in his usual state of laughter while around Wes.                           
Wish you all comfort in these unprecedented times.



The best memory I have is that  Wes and Marion Morcom  and Jack and Barbara Williams my parents  had a life long  great friendship. Back in my Dads drinking days he would come home drunk and my Mom would lock him out of the house. Then the yelling would start and Wes would say "Well  Mother  looks like we are getting  some  entertainment  tonight. 

I will miss Wes- a part of my own life as he was such a fun part of my Mom and  Dad’s life and history. I can still enjoy memories Jack and Wes’s  belly-laughing hysterically and to tears 😂 
They shared similar sense of humor!!  Loved listening to their stories and reminiscing!   I often stopped in to see Wes and was a way to feel connected to my Dad since he passed.  When Marion passed that was a tuff adjustment for your Dad, and he seemed to find a new way.  A daily am stop at his local McDonalds for companionship, blueberry muffin and a coffee and good neighbor friends helped him through. 

Every visit he was pouring a cup of tea and share updates about each of you kids and grandkids. You “all” made him so proud.    

Sad I won’t have more visits or phone chats with “Fes” 
I will have to eventually share this news with Mom, but fear will set her back a lot

I believe our souls live on and he is now happily with your mom again, and hope back laughing heads off with my dad (Jack)  too!

RIP. Wes

I hope to see you again on the other side when my time.   

Love to you all ❤️  


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