Resin (Reese) Wyman
January 27, 1923 - December 17, 2015
Obituary
Resin (Reese) Wyman
Resin (Reese) Wyman left us on December 17, 2015. He was born on January 27, 1923 in Port Angeles, WA. Reese was a WWII veteran and fought in the European campaign during the war as a fighter pilot, specifically flying in P-51’s, P-47s, and spent sometime in the B-17 Bombers. After the war, Reese worked in many jobs, but enjoyed photography. He eventually worked for the Boeing Company for over 27 years, mainly in Engineering as a Contract Compliance Coordinator. He retired in the late 1980’s.
Reese and his family lived in many parts of the country, but Washington State was home to him. Reese and Edith lived on Vashon Island, in Federal Way, Shelton and finally in Graham, WA. Reese is survived by Edith, his wife of 72 years, his four children, Lynn, Lee, Katy, Liz and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Reese has quite a number of friends and will definitely be missed. Rest in Peace, Reese.
A memorial gathering will be at a later date.
Miss you, Dad. So thankful for all the memories and time spent with you. Love you….Katy
Thank you Uncle Reese for being the “rock” of our family. I will miss our chats, I will miss your email jokes, but most of all I will miss seeing you every Monday when you’d come to see my mom. Love, Margie
Love you Uncle Reese and Aunt Edith
Love and miss you Grandpa. I have so many fond memories that I hold so dear to my heart.
I was glad I had the opportunity to see Reese at the resent
Boeing Retiree luncheon. It was always a pleasure to visit with him.
Deepest sympathy to family. Reese you will be missed.We will keep our all great times we had as friends and neighbors living in Shelton In our memories.
Our deepest sympathy to his family. He was like a father to us. Reese always believed his family came first. Rest in peace Reese we love you. Jim and Irene McDonald.
Edith & family. Dorothy & I extend our deepest sympathy to each of you. Reese was a good friend & associate during our years at Boeing. He was always a gentleman & fun to be around. We will miss him at our retirement gatherings.