My deepest condolences regarding the loss of  your Dad, Husband, Wayne. I apologize for the tardiness of these condolences. I resenting learned of the loss of Wayne through Wayne’s sister Jodi. 

Wayne was a great childhood friend that I regret losing track of after high school. Wayne and I go way back to our days on Head of the Meadow Rd and the hundreds of pickup baseball games played in Roudolf ‘s field. Wayne also joined my parents and I on vacation camping at Sabago Lake ; We commuted back and forth to Fairfield Prep and we’re on the Fairfield Prep track team together. 

Prior to COVID, Wayne and I reconnected through another Head of the Meadow friend, Alan Reed. We talked about our families and our lives since  High School.?Unfortunately, we never got to reunited face to face. 

Wayne will be missed dearly. May he rest in peace.

I just learned of Wayne’s passing and felt crushed.  He was a very special person and one I felt close to although we lost touch long ago.  I will always remember him laughing, telling stories and pulling pranks.  Playing golf with him and Sue, my bag would always fall off the cart when I drove away.  It happened about three times before I saw he and Sue laughing.  I figured it out that Wayne had struck!

There are so many stories and so many great memories.  I am a true believer that our souls ascend to a higher place.  I am sure that Wayne is entertaining all who preceded him in passing.

Sue and family, please accept my sincerest condolences for your loss even though it’s a year late.   I can tell by all the tributes that my judgement of his character was spot on.  He will forever be missed.  RIP Wayno.