H. Wayne Orillion

He was one of the good men in this world. The kind that all us women want to have. Wayne was a wonderful person. He was so kind and so funny. As a small child we went to uncle Howard's house to see the night. Maw-maw loved to go and spend the night there. We'll she brought Konah and me. Let's just say that Wayne and Layne scarred us to death ( r we thought so) . We were in the bed with Gail not sure if Judy was there and they came out from under the bed you know the rest. How do you say...

Wayne was a man who loved his family and his Lord. He will be missed.

I miss y uncle wayne everytime I came to lovac y always brighten up my day love hans

Mr. Wayne was a second father to me and my brothers and there's no part of childhood where he and the Orillion family are not there- how lucky we were! From coon hunting to livestock shows, cheer competitions and groups of kids at his house and camp, he was always taking care of us, involving us in whatever he was doing. His love for Jesus and people are unparalleled and he leaves that legacy in his girls and grandchildren. He and Mrs. Danva were about the cutest couple ever too:). Love...

Even as a child growing into an adult, I saw amazing changes in Uncle Wayne. I saw him grow in his love for Aunt Danva, his children and finally his faith. I remember the hundreds of times going to his house and he always made me feel loved snd special. He treated my kids and Brad with love and respect. I’ll never forget the fireworks on the front porch, the amazing meals, Christmas cracklings, go cart riding, fishing and that dog on his lap! His absence is so deeply felt, but his presence as...

I have known Wayne and Layne since I was 5 years old. I first met them at the little Baptist church in Fordoche they were a few years older than me and I have liked and admired them all of my life. I always looked up to them and wanted to be like them. Two of the finest men I have ever Known. Hard to believe Wayne is gone.