Stanley Montgomery Wyatt Sr.

Dear Stanley I know you are in heaven and can hear me. It has been so long since we have seen each other but my love for our families and cousins have always remained strong. Your mom and dad helped raise us all as did my mother Willette Sims and those aunts uncles and grandparents that have gone before us. I often think about your dad popping up at our home in Chester and cutting the grass and your mom being at mom and dads helping my dad with clients during tax season. Great memories. The family has always been loving and helpful to all. Wish we could have spent more time together. I wish peace and love for you and your family forever. Much love your cousin Vanessa.

Stanley, I have missed you all the year that you have been away from Virginia. Coming to Aunt Lillian’s house was never the same without you there. You and I always seemed to be close and I’ll miss that. I hat that no one informed me of your passing, but God has another strong soldier by His side. We’ll meet again on the other side some day and I hope you’ll greet me with loving arms.
Your loving cuz,
Sandra

The Wyatt Family has my Sincere Condolences Stanley was my classmate Petersburg High Class 1972 and neighbor of Westview praying for your family Sheraldine Williams Bland

Dear Stanley, thank you for all that you have taught me over the years. I remember when I first got to shop in 2003, after joining the Air Force and Lackland was my first duty assignment. I was only 19 years old, but you immediately took me under your wing for some reason, and I really appreciated it, and still do to this day. You took me on my very first boiler assignment, and you were impressed of how I did with it, being my first time. I can go on and on with the memories, it’s just crazy that I’m almost 40 now, and I couldn’t even buy a beer when I started working in the shop. Lol….but rest well Stan, you will be truly missed, and I will continue to listen to the smooth jazz genre, that you put me on, and I’ve been hooked every since since! Rest well uncle Stan, and I’ll see you later on the other side…