Uncle Wendell was the best. His passing has left a big hole in our lives and our hearts.
Donna

So many fond memories of Wendell coming into the office, ACA, and never forgetting to bring his candies for all the girls. One of his favorite sayings, "not bad for a Friday", even if it was a Monday, brought a smle to my face. My deepest sympathy to you Dianne, and your family. His smiling face and twinkling eyes will always remain a part of me. I will so miss him. Chris (front desk)

Wendell was the best Grandfather a kid could ask for! I have so many happy memories of growing up next-door to 'the farm' in Nottingham. One of my fondest memories is when I was in 5th or 6th grade, sometimes, Wendell would pick me up after school and we would go back to his house and watch Murder she Wrote together until my mom picked me up.
You are forever loved, and missed

So sad to hear of Wendells passing. We go way back in the early 70's. WE lived across the road from the farm in Stratham. I became friends with Doris his first wife. Then before we knew it we were all friends. We planted veggies and potatoes together.A lot of potatoes. My boys worked in the barn for Wendell. We also got our milk from the farm. He will be missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family.

I had the pleasure of spending the day with Mr. Sweetser late last summer. Dianne was my daughter’s teacher at the Good Sheppard School. They invited the class over for the afternoon before school started. Mr. Sweetser took me around his barn showing me all of his John Deere tractors as well as priceless stories. He was very proud of his farm and family. God bless your family and thank you so much for sharing him with us.

I have fond childhood memories spending time at the Sweetser farm in Stratham. Janet was one of my childhood BFFs as we lived down the street on a horse farm. Happened to come across this news today in the paper and wanted to send our sympathies. Angie (Pansy as David and the boys used to call me) and Karen (Graziano)

Wendell made the best chocolate pudding dessert with whip cream on top. He loved life, family and his farm. Rest in peace Wendell...you will be missed by many.

We are so sorry to read of Wendells passing. We had not seen him in many years and last November we ran into him at Walgreens in Epping.
He indicated that he had some medical issues.
Wendell and I go back many years. He rode with me to Raytheon in Andover Mass. I lived in Kingston NH. My guess that this probably was in the 1959-1960 time period. I recall him living in the East Kingston area farming and also fixing TVs. He had to repair one of mine. We are so sorry of his passing and may GOD with you folks
during this sad time.

Words can't explain our fond memories of Wendall, he taught us so much about the love and grace of our Lord Jesus.We look forward to our reunion in Heaven..We love you Diane. We are sorry for your loss. prayers and love to Wendall's family