J.C. Wager
April 16, 1948 ~ April 10, 2024
Born in:
Bryan, Texas
Resided in:
College Station, Texas
J.C. Wager (aka Pop Pop) was born in Bryan, Texas to Gus Paul Wager and Minnie Louis Restmeyer on April 16, 1948, and passed away, at his home in College Station, Texas on April 10, 2024. He grew up in Bryan, Tx. He was the eighth of twelve children.
J.C. loved to fish, hunt, and garden. He spent many years as part of the Bassmasters and his garden produced the best tomatoes around. He also enjoyed playing cards and coaching youth softball/baseball. But his most treasured time was spent with his family.
J.C. is preceded in death by the love of his life, Virginia L. Wager, son Jason C. Wager, parents Gus Wager Sr. and Minnie Wager as well as his brothers Louis Wager, Lee Roy Wager, Don Wager and Gus Wager Jr.
J.C. Wager is survived by his children Christy Wager-Flowers and husband John, Jayme Wager-Whitfield and husband Bryan, Clint Wager and wife Heather. Grandchildren Cohen Flowers, Jordan Flowers, Payton Roberson, and Laynie Whitfield. Siblings Tommy Wager, Peggy Bienski, Billy Wager, Darlene Moffatt, Chester Wager, Jerry Wager and Loretta Emola.
Funeral service for J.C. Wager will be on April 22, 2024, at Peace Lutheran Church in College Station. Visitation at 10am, Funeral at 11 am and interment to follow at Kurten Cemetery.
Services
Visitation: April 22, 2024 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Peace Lutheran Church
2201 Rio grande Blvd
College Station, Texas 77845
(979) 693-4403
peacelutheranbcs.org
Funeral Service: April 22, 2024 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Peace Lutheran Church
2201 Rio grande Blvd
College Station, Texas 77845
(979) 693-4403
peacelutheranbcs.org
Interment: April 22, 2024 12:30 pm
Kurten Cemetery
Kurten Cemetery Road
Kurten , Texas 77808
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Condolences for your loss.
Gonna miss arguing with jc. I almost won one
J.C. Loved to argue! Thanks for sharing. -Christy Wager-Flowers
This made me chuckle. Thank you.
Condolences to the family. RIP, JC.
My Condolences. Wanted to make the Funeral but I am out of town. JC was a softy (like caramel) under the hardened shell. If he wasn’t talking about septic systems he was a Big Ol’ Teddy Bear. He will be missed.
Thank you. This is a perfect description.
Always enjoyed talking to J.C. he had an opinion and didn’t mind sharing it.
I will miss the conversations.
Eddei Bolch
Dear Wager family, please accept our deepest sympathy for your loss. May you find comfort in John 1:12.
Sincerely, Roger and Loretta Priesner
I’ll miss J.C. He was like a father figure for us, accepting my son at many events as just another grandkid, which he appreciated a lot. And always keeping it real with us and my dogs. 🙂
Dear Christy, Jayme, and Clint: Your dad was the first to make me feel welcome into the wide world of the Huff family the first Christmas Eve that I visited Grandma and Grandpa Huff’s house and encountered the masses of relatives. He was a wonderful to me; although that was in 1991, I’ve never forgotten my debt to him. I adored how down to earth and honest he was about himself and everyone else. I will miss him. My heart goes out to you, and Marlene asks that I share her thoughts with you as well. She’s at TWU and can’t make the service tomorrow. Much love, Cheryl Clements
To the family, I send my heartfelt condolences. I have known JC since 1980 when I started working after college. He could be a bit rough around the edges and put me in my place a couple of times but I needed it. We became friends and I missed him this year at the annual convention and got worried. I still have 30 year old photos of some of his work that I show people as an example of just how well installations could be done. I just liked JC and I will miss him. God’s speed to you my friend.