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Sady Katya Brine
September 12, 2021
Dearest Aunt Helen and families;
I offer to you all my deepest condolences. Uncle Wayne was a beloved, gentle influence in my life. I will never forget the weeks I spent in Sonora during my 15th year. He was a wave of calm leadership during my trip...a kindness of spirit that has never left me.
My daughter took just a few minutes to fall in love with him growing so very close to him so quickly during his visit here in Canada some years ago. His guiding voice as soft as a cloud was captivating to her, and has never left her either.
We will stay tuned for news as to when you are able to have a service for him. Bless all of you as you work through your grief and know that we in Canada love you so much. Take good care of each other. With so much love, your cousin and niece.
Liz Branson Hornberger
September 12, 2021
So proud to call Wayne, my cousin-in-law!! Will see again someday in heaven!!!
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