Birth date: Sep 17, 1955 Death date: Oct 3, 2020
Wesley Allen Sites I, 65, of Chesapeake, OH, passed away on Saturday, October 3, 2020 at Cabell Huntington Hospital, Huntington, WV. He was born on September 17, 1955 in Huntington, WV. He was preceded in death by his parents Sonn Read Obituary
Wes was a wonderful man with a beautiful smile and caring heart. He will be missed by all. The MU Lemonade stand will never be the same. R.I.P.
On behalf of the current members of the River Cities Basketball Officials Association, I wanted to express my deep sympathies to Wes' family. He was greatly respected by so many basketball officials and I'm sure there will be many more stories told about big games Wes was apart of for many more years to come.
Wes, you hired me 9 years ago this month to work at Necco I enjoyed our talks I will miss you Rest In Peace .
Wes, you were always smiling and gracious. I was very blessed to have had the privilege to work with you for about 10 years. You loved the kids and they knew it and loved you right back. I will never forget the many times you would cry when talking about a child and in their presence or in a group. No doubt there is a very special crown for you in Heaven. You will be so greatly missed by many! Rest In Peace and we will meet again one day.
I did not know Wes long, but from day one I could tell that he cared deeply for the school and the community. My condolences to all of his family and friends! Lee Elliott, Treasurer Chesapeake Union EVSD
Our hope is in the Lord. My prayers are with you during this hard time. Remember Wes has a relationship with the Lord, baptized at 8 yrs old. I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that he is in heaven. He is laughing his special laugh with his mom & dad. Wes - I'll miss you but know we will see each other again. Scott
Wes, I am proud to say I have worked with you & am lucky to have know you. Love to Robyn & family.
Prayers to the Sites family and friends. Wes officiated several basketball games for me in the seventies. He did an outstanding job. He was a fine man. I have nothing but pleasant memories.
