Wes Thomas Pomerleau

Wes Thomas "Prime Time" Pomerleau, "Man with the Biggest Heart of Gold" With an early unexpected passing, Wes would want everyone to erase the sorrow, and sadness in everyone's heart. He said to all, "I had such a good life. Have fun every day, enjoy the small things in life; movies, food. I'm fine don't be sad." Wes would want our hearts instead to be filled with love, positivity and celebration for his life, his personal relationships, and who he was, a human being in its purest form, and a very special and unique individual. The amount of love and support that has been shown to Wes has been truly overwhelming, but as a family, these are things we already knew. Wes is wished fair well and following seas as he departs this life for shores beyond. A fisherman baseball player at heart, he was good at anything he set his sights on. He loved his family above all else. Wes leaves behind: his daughter Mckailee, father Tom, brother Sean, nieces Ashley, Alexis, Nariah, and Alysa and nephews Kyle and Brenden. As well as aunts, uncles, cousins and friends, all who remember him with a loving heart and smile. Wes always had his sights on pursuing his next new endeavor. He was loved by many as he crossed their paths, and long thereafter. He lived life loudly and with color and still, was a soft, kind-hearted man. Often quite a character, his humor and ability to make people laugh will be remembered. Wes deeply loved his daughter Mckailee, and always spoke of big dreams and aspirations for her life. In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation to her college fund. Contact 909 519-2264 for more information how. By now, he has met his beloved mom Theresa, and sister Monique. He is living the dream, watching over us all. Wes will be placed in a mausoleum with his mother and grandparents at Forest Lawn Cathedral City. There will be a ceremony at alter, date to be announced. A portion of Wes's ashes will join his cherished sister, Monique Pomerleau in the waters off the Hawaiian Islands. There will be a swim out prayer vigil on the reef location the ashes will be placed. A celebration of Wes's life will be Saturday, July 21, 2018 3:00 pm - 8:00 pm or until it closes at The Center at Founders Village; 17967 Bushard St., Foutain Valley, CA 92708. Service The Center at Founders Village 17967 Bushard Street Fountain Valley, CALIFORNIA 92708 Saturday 7/21, 3:00 pm - 8:00 pm