Greg, Val and Family,
Words cannot express how truly sorry we are for your loss. Chris and I never met Wyatt, but he sure was a great friend to Mike.
In the short time Mike knew him, Wyatt  was so kind and considerate to him.  Please know Wyatt “ made a difference”!  And we will be forever grateful for that.  Your Family is in our thoughts and prayers.
Chris & Carolyn Carter


Lois & Gary (second try)

Greg, Val, Christopher and Chad
Words fall short of expressing our condolences for your loss.  We watched Wyatt grow into a kind and respectful young man.  He had a great smile and infectious laugh that we could hear next door. 
We watched him enjoy soccer and practice his slapshot in the driveway. 
He was always very polite and had time to spend talking to us.
We pray for your family and may the love of those around you help you through the days ahead.

Gary and Lois Huneau




I am truly deeply sorry for the loss of your son.  There are no words to ease your pain.  My name is Marisa (Varamo) Gaudette.  John and I ran into Val many years ago when you lived on Nicklin.  You are in my thoughts. 😞

Greg, Val, Christopher, and Chad. There are absolutely no words that can impart how Brenda and I feel about your loss. Please know that we share in your grief. I truly feel that we are made up from those who we have met and interacted with. We have a little piece of Wyatt in us that we will cherish and it has created who we are. I will have fond memories of Wyatt visiting us at the farm and spending time at the cottage. Camp fires and sing songs at the lakeside. Brenda often comments on him asking to sing the goat song.  Our prayers and thoughts are with you all. 

Val, Greg, Christopher, and Chad.
It was heartbreaking to hear of Wyatt's passing. I will never forget all the memories of Nicklin Crescent. Wyatt was an amazing kid, and it seems he grew into an even more amazing young man. He touched many lives and everyone will always hold those memories and moment near.
I am so sorry for your loss. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. 

I had the privilege of getting to know Wyatt during his time at ctc. I am so very sorry for your loss. An amazing young man. He was always kind, always courteous,  always encouraging and always ready to lend a helping hand.  He made his way into our hearts and leaves behind many here who will mourn his passing.  Wyatt, thank you,  you made me laugh and made my day a little brighter.  It was an honor to have known you.  I will miss you and remember you fondly.  Rest in peace, my young friend.  Susanne

To the Eston family,
My deepest condolences on the passing of Wyatt. I had the pleasure of going to high school with him in Belle River. He was a great guy with the biggest heart. He would always be smiling, laughing or cracking jokes in class. That is how I’ll remember him. 
- Sara Byrne 

To the Eston family,
Our deepest condolences. We were so saddened to hear about Wyatt’s passing. He was a great guy with an infectious smile and laugh that we loved getting to know through Emma. Our thoughts are with you all.
-The Pavli & Crawford families (Emma’s family)

Greg,Val, Christopher & Chad
We are so sorry to hear of the passing of Wyatt.
There are no adequate words for us to express our condolences for all of you at this most difficult time.
Being backyard neighbors (Belle River) we watched Wyatt grow up from being a young boy to a young man.
It was always a joy to drive Wyatt to hockey and have our little chats to and from the arena. We will never forget his laugh, his infectious smile and how polite he always was. But most of all, we will never forget and will always cherish the sound of Wyatt’s  soccer ball being kicked up against the side of your house.
Forever in our hearts
Jeff, Jan, Jenna & Justin Moody

Greg ,Val & Family 
My Heartfelt condolences to you all.
Today and always, may loving memories bring you peace, comfort, and strength.


Dear Valerie, Greg, Christopher and Chad,  Please, know Alex and I are thinking of you and your Wyatt today and tomorrow.  I know Alex will miss Wyatt - they were so kind to each other.  Stay strong and know we are with you.

Dear Val, Greg, Christopher and Chad,
Our sincere condolences on Wyatt's passing. Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time.
D'Arcy and Rose

I cannot put into words the shock and sadness hearing of Wyatt's passing.  Having taught him in Grade 8 and coached him in volleyball at St. John the Baptist, I have only good memories of my time with Wyatt.  We bonded over history, rugby, and his smart-alecky but good natured sarcasm. He was always such a shining light in and out of the classroom. I have thought of him often over the last seven years- he definitely had a way of finding a place in the heart of all that got to know him. I hope that your family can find some peace in the wonderful memories that he has left all of you with. You will be in my thoughts and prayers. Kristopher Tremblay

I met Wyatt this past summer, playing soccer.  He reached out to play Coed soccer in Goderich and I am incredibly thankful he emailed me about our team. It was an absolute honour sharing the pitch with you Wyatt. You were an incredible person both on and off the pitch. My love and condolences to Wyatt's family. 


My heart broke today as I learned of the passing of Wyatt.  I offer my sincerest condolences to his family on this great loss.  It was such a privilege for me to coach him on the Ste. Anne soccer team.  His abilities and skills were amazing to say the least and I instantly knew that I found my captain.  He possessed a natural ability to lead with not just his soccer skills but with his presence and personality.  It was so easy to win the entire season and championship with him.  He never seemed to tired.  The Energizer Bunny couldn't keep up with him.  I enjoyed talking soccer and talking about our favourite hockey team the Senators with him.  He was always kind, had a heart of gold and anytime I needed a favour, he gladly helped me out.  He is truly one of the bright lights in my coaching career.  
Eternal Rest grant onto him, O Lord and may perpetual light shine on him.  May his soul and all the souls of the faithful departed through the mercy of God, Rest In Peace.  
Thank you Wyatt!  You're free to play soccer all day now!  Go Sens Go! 

Steven Richardson     

 We played soccer many years together and of course fathers helped coach from the sidelines 😉.  A boy we know as fun, energetic, competitive and passionate.  
Words can’t describe the sadness and pain we feel, but sometimes we just have to trust in God to carry us through.  My prayers are with you.  May Wyatt Rest In Peace and look down with pride how much he was loved❤️
Schneider family from Windsor

Deepest condolences on Wyatt’s passing.  He was a close friend of my son Lucas and spent a lot of time hanging out around the fire pit in our backyard with their St.Anne’s crew.  My heart breaks for your family. 

wyatt and i went to the same grade school, played on the same soccer team, and were on the same bus stop. i am three years younger than wyatt. he treated me with nothing but the upmost respect, joking with me on the bus or at practice. we talked about music once, i listed to the one artist he showed me for months and still listen to him. he stood up for a lot of kids on the bus always putting himself in front. .i always admired your son. i am so sorry for your loss. 

On behalf of the staff of St. John the Baptist Catholic Elementary School, Belle River, I offer our deepest condolences to all Wyatt's family and friends.  I feel truly blessed to have had the pleasure of teaching Wyatt and can still picture him as the twelve-year-old boy who was in my class.  He was never shy in trying to brighten someone's day, including my own.   I am sure he has left a lasting impression on so many hearts.  May God bless you and give you strength.  Mrs. Suzanne Grundner (grade 7)

I am broken hearted to hear of Wyatt’s passing. I  had the pleasure of being Wyatt’s teacher in Grade 2. He was a funny, smart, “exuberant “ boy who worked his way into my heart. One of my fondest memories of Wyatt and of all my years teaching is accompanying him on the guitar as he sang an old Scottish tune, Skye Boat Song, in the school talent show. He sang like a little bird. Music and the love of our Scottish heritage were things he and I shared in common. God keep you in his care, Wyatt. My sincerest condolences to the Eston and Fraser families. 
“Speed bonnie boat like a bird on the wing, onward the sailor’s cry. Carry the lad who’s born to be king over the sea to Skye.”  Je suis prest. But we were not ready Wyatt. 
Love, Mrs. Wittich ❤️

Wyatt was a student of mine for two classes at St. Anne H.S. in Belle River. I found his relaxed demeanor, mischievous smile and sense of humour infectious. Although my History courses seemed to interest him, I often found him roaming the hallways during other classes in other semesters and he'd always react the same way -- he'd flash his trademark grin before saying, "I know sir...I'm going." The sudden passing of such a nice young man is so tragic. Sending out thoughts and prayers to his family and loved ones!
  -- Mr. S. Byrne

Wyatt had an infectious laugh, smile and always lit up the room. I’m thankful for the memories we have made together. 
He will be greatly missed. Sending prayers and strength to the entire family. 


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Wyatt Gregory Eston

January 10, 2001 – October 23, 2022

Gilbert MacIntyre & Son Dublin Chapel

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