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Remembering Wes Foster

Chairman Emeritus and Founder | The Long & Foster Companies | 1933-2023

LATEST JOURNAL ENTRY - 2023-03-19T01:12:30Z

In loving memory - P. Wesley Foster, Jr.

A visionary in the real estate world, Wes’s people-first approach is his legacy for Long & Foster and our industry—inspiring us to always remember what matters most, each other. Hear more about his legacy from his nephew, Boomer Foster, in this video. 

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I had met Wes Foster on the very last day exiting out of Long and Foster to open my own brokerage. It was with no doubt a shock. I was with L&F for 7 years and the only company working as a Realtor. A[...]

- ALAN REZAIE

My deepest sympathies to Mr. Foster's entire family. I pray God blesses all of you with His Peace which surpasses all understanding and that you will be able to celebrate all the love and memories yo[...]

- Bill Beavers III

I heard GREAT stories of Wes. Happy to have been affiliated under part of Wes’ reign. I joined Long & Foster in 2010 and happy to have continued when Wes passed the baton to Boomer, and hope to cont[...]

- MARLENE DUFRESNE-SMITH

Wes was always on top of his game. Polite, detailed, full of questions; a true gentleman who cared about his staff and agents. He kept his meetings on track and brief. Fountain of wisdom. What a gem a[...]

- Trudy Hall

In 2017 I was meeting someone colleagues at the Headquarters with my daughter, she was less than 1-year old (one of her first outings). I had no idea we would be treated to an impromptu meeting with W[...]

- Josh Waxman