Dr. Wayne Martin Moreau

My name is Al Doty and I remember Wayne very well - he was , in my opinion ,a gentle giant , he being physically larger then me and spoke with a quiet voice , and was quite confident in his inner knowledge but never flaunted it . It's pleasing to me to "catch up" on the lives of those we knew way back then - but not under these circumstances... His Bio is most impressive and I'm sure he will be missed by his family and the many ,many others whos lives he touched... May God grant Serenity...

Sincere sympathy from the members of the Chicopee High School, Class of 1958.

Wayne positively influenced countless and leaves a legacy that most could only hope for. Wayne's generousity with his intellect, knowledge and wisdom in an industry that can be ruthless is a testament to who he was. I know that much of what I have been able to acheive professionally is a result of working with and learning from The Chief.

Nancy, David, Deborah & families,
Deepest sympathy on your loss, but remember how blessed you all are to have such a wonderful husband & father, who I'm sure has so positively shaped you all & grandchildren. My beliefs are that Wayne is safe with GOD and he will rest in peace. Thank you all for sharing him with me and so many others! At IBM he was a mentor to me & so many others; personally, he freely gave his time & skills chainsawing trees, building decks, gardens, etc at my house & was...

Wayne was a great colleague, a real gentleman and a good friend.

Because of his writing and exceptional clarity of thought, he was a mentor - even to people he never even met.

My sincere condolences to the family

We lost a great man. Wayne and I worked together at IBM for many years, and, with his guidance and mentoring I continue to achieve in my career. I never had an opportunity to say thanks to one of the brightest men I have ever met. He was generous with his knowledge and seemed to have a photographic memory. We
would wager on basketball games; a coffee, a couple bucks, because the Chief loved sports.
My career took me away from NY and my friend, though we did send Xmas cards (...

I can never forget Wayne, a great friend and mentor at IBM and a wonderful neighbor in Lydia Drive. He is a rare combination of scientist and compassionate / caring person.

Kris Srikrishnan
Wappinger Falls, NY

We, will never forget the legacy of Dr. Wayne Moreau. His generosity of time and spirit, as Jay Gould and The Wizard of Oz. Our Pavillion at the Train Station a lasting reminder. His patience, helping the Boy Scouts earn their badges, and the list goes on and on. Condolences to his wonderful wife who shared in the Gouldsboro train events and all of his family members who have lost a wonderful father and grandfather,
Reina (Glinda)

Wayne was my mentor and teacher at work. He was a great man, and friend. God speed to "The Chief"!