Richard L. Wainwright

Att'y Wainwright (George) handled my adoption for my parents (Revs. Owen and Iris Kerr). When I later had some difficulty getting copies of my birth certificate while living in Virginia where my husband died, Richard helped me out. I've always been grateful for that help at a difficult time in my life. God gives us the blessed gift of memory, and I am sure you treasure yours--they will be a great comfort to you, I am sure.

Mr. Wainwright,
Sir, I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country when you served with the U.S. Army in Korea fighting the communist North Koreans and Chinese as a member of the 2nd Infantry Division-the Indian Head Division. And to your Family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

What an amazing and incredibly accomplished life he had. I wish that I had gotten to know him better. My condolences to the whole family. May you find peace in knowing that he is no longer suffering and he lived a full life and contributed to the good of his fellow human beings.

So many memories of you when we were young. How couldI I ever forget your many visits to our house in Ashmont to vist your Uncle Elmer. You gave me my first record album,it was Frank Sinatra. You were so handsome in your Army uniform when you served in Korea. Rest easy my dear cousin you'll never be forgotten. Sincere sympathy to Ona, Victoria and David., your grandchildren and great grandchildren.

To the Wainwright Family:
Sorry for your loss.

Pat and Carolyn Barnes