Wayne Hoffman Bilder

I really miss my friend my dad. He was so funny and a great buddy. I will always cherish him peaking in the kitchen when I was making dinner these past few years because he couldn´t wait to eat! He was also pretty good at pitching in by chopping or peeling. He was a good cook too. My sister gave him the Cookbook "A Man A Can and A Plan" with which he made a delicious curry, shrimp with rice, and beef stew. He was very knowledgeable about the most obscure topics; the more obscure the better....

So sorry to get the news of Wayne´s passing. We rekindled our family bond and when we got back to Raubsville, we made sure we visited with Wayne- dinner at Terry´s Tavern mostly....... Lot´s of great memories about the Hoffmans, McGrogans and Richards. I cherish the model trains he passed on to me. RIP Wayne, you will always be in our hearts . Mickey and Sally McGrogan

Shawna & Donna I am sorry for the loss of your dad. He was a great guy. I have a lot of good memories of him and your Mom growing up on Clayton St. R.I.P. Mr. Bilder

Deepest sympathies to Waynes family. I knew Wayne through his membership in the Williams Township Historical Society (WTHS) where he served as a Board Member and frequent contributor to our "Pastfinder" newsletter. I enjoyed Waynes stories of his boyhood growing up in the Raubsville area. Attached is a photo included in a "Pastfinder" article he wrote on his Uncle Bill Hoffman, a local football star. Wayne will be greatly missed.

Rest easy cousin wayne

Condolences to Shawna and Donna. May your many memories and the sure knowledge that your father truly loved you console your hearts. Our hearts and prayers go out to you. Eileen, Mark & Amy and families

I remember being a little girl of 6 or 7 and thinking my cousin was really handsome... Wayne was always sweet and kind. Shawna and Donna, I´m so sorry for your dad´s passing, I hope all the memories keep your hearts full.

Mr. Bilder was one of my favorite teachers at Dieruff. Farewell Mr. B.

My condolences, Shawna and Donna. Your father and I were close friends in Wilson High School, Lafayette College, and through about 1966. We then lost contact until about ten years ago. We have emailed back and forth for the last several years.
There are lots of war stories I could tell you!
May Wayne rest in peace along with Helen.