Wesley Agent's Obituary
Funeral service for Wesley Agent, 44, of Lufkin will be held at 10 A.M. on August 30, 2025, at Impact Outreach Ministries, 440 FM 2021, in Lufkin, TX. Burial will follow in the Davis Memorial Garden. Visitation will be held on Friday, 29 August 2025, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM, at Colonial Mortuary.
Wesley Allen Agent was born on December 11, 1980 to Anna Roberson and Alvin Agent. He attended Hudson Elementary School and Lufkin High School. He graduated from Angelina College with an Associate's Degree. He was a welder and a CDL Truck Driver, driving to many states throughout the country. He worked hard and diligently every day and provided for his family.
As a child Wesley was athletic and played Baseball and Football. As an adult his favorite past times were fishing, barbecuing, and chilling with his family and close friends who he always called his homeboys and his brothers. He took great pride in his barbecuing skills because people always raved that it was the best around.
Wesley was a family man who loved his family dearly and wanted nothing more than to raise his children. His five children were his greatest joy. His nieces were all special to him and he was excited to be a grandpa. He had a special bond with his only sister; they were so close and they never had an argument. His only brother held a special place in his heart.
Wesley was loved by everyone he met and especially by his aunts, uncles and cousins. He was a quiet laid back and gentle man. He wasn't talkative but when he did decide to speak everyone listened because he would speak with intelligence and wisdom. Wesley will be greatly missed because he meant so much to so many.
Wesley is preceded in death by his father Alvin Agent, his grandparents Bertha Roberson and Ernest Harper, Cecil and Lois Agent. Uncles Tommie Roy and Tom Earl.
He is survived by his mother Anna Roberson, sister Comeisha, brother Terrence (Sheba) Perry, spouse LaRonda and their children ZaKayla and ZaNiya, his oldest children Amir, Aalyra, and Ahmaad, granddaughter Harlem. His nieces Asia, Endya, and Ireland and his great nephew Jace, also, nieces Tiana, Layla, Lyric, and nephew Tristen. His aunts Faye, Jackie, Dru, Defra, Sophia and uncle Arthur, all of whom he loved and respected so much, and a whole host of cousins whom he considered each one a special cousin.
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