Wesley (“Wes”) L. Martin passed away peacefully in his 89th year on Monday, February 1st, 2021. He was preceded in death by his loving wife, Edith Martin.
Inspiring much love and laughter throughout his life, Wes is survived by his daughters Janet Haefele and Alice (Sean) Raftery, 12 loving grandchildren, and 17 great-grandchildren. He joins his parents, Alice and Ruben Davenport, sisters Louise Stoltz and Jane Hennick, and his sons Robert Martin and Michael Martin in Heaven.
A friend to everyone, Wes enjoyed telling stories, fishing, and rooting for the St. Louis Cardinals with his friends and family. He is remembered for his quirky sense of humor, curiosity, gentle spirit, and enduring sense of duty.
Memorial donations may be made in Wes’ name to St. Jude Research Hospital.
Inspiring much love and laughter throughout his life, Wes is survived by his daughters Janet Haefele and Alice (Sean) Raftery, 12 loving grandchildren, and 17 great-grandchildren. He joins his parents, Alice and Ruben Davenport, sisters Louise Stoltz and Jane Hennick, and his sons Robert Martin and Michael Martin in Heaven.
A friend to everyone, Wes enjoyed telling stories, fishing, and rooting for the St. Louis Cardinals with his friends and family. He is remembered for his quirky sense of humor, curiosity, gentle spirit, and enduring sense of duty.
Memorial donations may be made in Wes’ name to St. Jude Research Hospital.
Wesley (“Wes”) L. Martin passed away peacefully in his 89th year on Monday, February 1st, 2021. He was preceded in death by his loving wife, Edith Martin.
Inspiring much love and laughter throughout his life, Wes is survived by his daughters Janet Haefele and Alice (Sean) Raftery, 12 loving grandchildren, and 17 great-grandchildren. He joins his parents, Alice and Ruben Davenport, sisters Louise Stoltz and Jane Hennick, and his sons Robert Martin and Michael Martin in Heaven.
A friend to everyone, Wes enjoyed telling stories, fishing, and rooting for the St. Louis Cardinals with his friends and family. He is remembered for his quirky sense of humor, curiosity, gentle spirit, and enduring sense of duty.
Memorial donations may be made in Wes’ name to St. Jude Research Hospital.
Inspiring much love and laughter throughout his life, Wes is survived by his daughters Janet Haefele and Alice (Sean) Raftery, 12 loving grandchildren, and 17 great-grandchildren. He joins his parents, Alice and Ruben Davenport, sisters Louise Stoltz and Jane Hennick, and his sons Robert Martin and Michael Martin in Heaven.
A friend to everyone, Wes enjoyed telling stories, fishing, and rooting for the St. Louis Cardinals with his friends and family. He is remembered for his quirky sense of humor, curiosity, gentle spirit, and enduring sense of duty.
Memorial donations may be made in Wes’ name to St. Jude Research Hospital.
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