Wayne Schout

Dear Wanda,
I am so sorry to learn of the loss of your husband, and I extend my deepest sympathy to you and your family. I didn't really know Wayne except as a great basketball player in high school. And I missed any of the cousin get togethers since high school, so we only met on rare occasions. But I do know that he was a very nice guy and wonderful Christian family man. I remember you being at my husbands funeral a few years ago and how much that meant to me. Now I wish I could...

Even though we went our separate ways since our graduation from high school a long time ago and our contact was infrequent at best, Wayne was one of those people who popped into my mind relatively often. He was more then a classmate and a friend, he was someone who I admired and respected very, very much. He was one of those special people who possessed a loving, caring heart, was gentle, and yet was a man's man .... genuinely a man among men. He was respected by all. He was loved by...

Wanda and family,
Jayne and I will be keeping you in our thoughts and prayers in the days and weeks ahead. We will miss seeing Wayne at the Hope basketball games. He seemed to be such a quiet, kind and compassionate man, in the little time we had to spend with him. This kindness and compassion was shown both to and from his wife and the grandkids who could not wait to see and talk with grandpa at the games, even though they probably had just seen him at the many events he would go to in...

Dear,

Michelle, Mike, Rachel and Derek, Steve and I send our deepest sympathy to you and your entire family.
Michelle, we didn't know your father but from the type of neighbors you and your family are he must have been a wonderful man.

Love and tenderness sent to you and yours,

Steve and Cathy Miller