Death date: Feb 12, 2009
Mr. Wayne Wilson,age 43 of Austell died Thursday, February 12, 2009. He is survived by his sister, Theresa Reel of Canton; Nephews, Zach Reel, Tanner Reel; Grandmother, Elizabeth Cumby of Bluefield,W.VA; Partner, J.D. Kevoian of A Read Obituary
I just wanted to send my Love and prayers to all of you. Wayne was a wonderful man, I enjoyed the time I had with him and was so glad to have him as part of my family. I will remember him with fond and warm memories always.
With love,
Marianne
"Sis"##imported-begin##Marianne Kevioan-Baxter##imported-end##
I am so happy that Wayne and JD were able to visit me Labor Day weekend. Wayne was very special as are Theresa and her boys and JD. Wayne always deflected the attention off himself in favor of whomever he was with. He was a very brave man as well as a very caring person. I shall miss our conversations as well as his love.##imported-begin##Joy Wilson O'Brien##imported-end##
Rest in peace, Wayne. God bless.##imported-begin##Jeff Kevoian##imported-end##
Michael and I were saddened to hear of Wayne's passing. We had only heard wonderful things about Wayne over the last years...we were sorry we never had the opportunity to meet him.
The entire family is in our prayers...##imported-begin##Michael and Rosanne Lubin##imported-end##
I meant "without pretentiousness" .
Writing this makes me lose the words in my heart and soul and things just don't come out correctly. Knowing he no longer has to bear the burden of a physical body is in itself a blessing.##imported-begin##Hal Meis##imported-end##
there are so many thoughts that come to mind as I review my life since I have known Wayne. The most powerful memory of him is that he really knew how to get to me...how to push my buttons.... in a way that tested my personal belief system. I knew him as one hell of personality. No matter what the circumstances, he never made his issues a burden to anyone else, even tho he was the kind of person that you found yourself wanting to rescue because he was an innately kind and forever giving person with pretentiousness. He has been and will always be that rare jewel that, when found, you never let go of.##imported-begin##Hal Meis##imported-end##
Wayne was and still is a inportant part of the Wilson family . He was a free spirit and that is what I thought made him unique . He always kept us in bright spirits and laughter as he had a way with words . One of his lines I remember most . "Oh You Know it" . We are only here for a short time ,so keep your spirits up and remember laughter is the music of our soul . Peace be with JD , Theresa and all the Wilson family in the days to come .##imported-begin##Ken Wilson & Family##imported-end##
I knew Wayne for over 20 years and have thought of all the good and crazy times we shared together. The endless conversations on the phone making plans, coffee mornings, catching the Golden Girls before we hit the town and staying with Wayne and JD for a long weekend have all flowed back to me with wonderful memories. Wayne had a zest for life that made anyone around him feel good about themselves and when Ithink about him in the future, I will smile and that will be his greatest legacy.##imported-begin##G##imported-end##
Wayne was a very special part of the Wilson family. He provided us all with laughter, great conversations, and some extremely crazy adventures. Wayne was a caring and thoughtful nephew. His strength and courage was admired so much by me. He was always willing to take his Aunts, when they were in town, for a tour of Atlanta and always chauffeured us to his favorite consignment and thrift shops, which we all enjoyed so much. Our family again has suffered a loss of a wonderful member of our family. May happy memories give J.D. and Theresa peace and solace in the days to come.##imported-begin##Aunt Sue , Wes & Eli##imported-end##
With deepest sympathy. Wayne brought joy to all of us and mostly to my friend Denny and his family.
Wayne will be missed but now he is with God.##imported-begin##Lanny Mummert##imported-end##
