Wayne Gitlin

I found myself living back at Post Ashford recently - where I met this living family - I do miss his smile and laughter that was always on his soul. Heck of a friend but a better parent . Miss you sport !

My husband and I were good friends with Lisa and Wayne when they lived in Atlanta. We only just heard the news a couple of weeks ago. We are so sorry for your loss. Wayne was a special friend and he will be greatly missed.
God bless.
Ralph & Kelly

Dear Dennis and Lois,
Much concern and sympathy to the family on the loss of your precious son. We have you in our thoughts and prayers.

From your old Shanandoah Park buddy.

Thomas D. Wood and Family

Dennis and Lois-We are so sorry to of your loss. Our prayers are with you at this trying time.

Judy Applestein & Charlie Sokol

Though many years have passed since our childhood days in the neighborhood, you have always been fondly remembered and always will be. My brother, Bob, and I were reminiscing today about the fun we all had growing up together on 62nd Avenue. I also spoke with a couple of your other childhood friends, Megan Kelly and Julie Leverone, whom I'm sure Mark will remember. It's a hard loss to bare and we all extend our condolences to your family.

To My Old Friend, I am Sorry To Hear That You Are Gone. Life seems
to go by so fast when you read this kind of news. It seemed just yesterday, I was talking to you at the store about your family and the good times that we had in the old neighborhood. You will always be remember as a good friend.

We are deaply saddened to learn of Wayne's death. While our connection with Wayne is friendship with his father, we wish to expree our sympathy to the entire family for your untimely loss. We know through Dennis, what a wonderful son, father, husband and brother he was throughtout his life. Dennis was so proud of Wayne.

My Dear Friend Wayne,
I was so saddened when I read of your passing this morning. Buddy, you had such a kind heart and never a bad thing to say about anybody; and you know what that means, it means you are now in a better place than we here left behind are.
You and I shared some good times working the sales floor at Radio Shack in Dadeland Mall, and then we both went on to manage our own Radio Shack stores.
I will never forget the national sales awards trip we both...

Wayne was such a wonderful, outgoing, positive man. He loved his family and kids. I had the pleasure of working with him at Nordstrom and he was a class act. He will be missed. He was an inspiration to us all.