Wayland Henry Cato III

Mr. Wayland Cato was such a gentle soul. He taught me how to etch glass in his garage. His unending patience and dedication to his art made him a most outstanding human being.

We were so very sorry to hear about Wayland. He was an amazing person, always so kind and such a gentleman. We send lots of love to Marion and the family. Susan and Gary Miller

It is hard to imagine the depth of Mr. Cato's impact on Charleston and the Lowcountry. He was a true visionary who knew how to translate vision into a reality that affected so many lives.

Wayland Cato, what a great man of vision and humor who loved his family and i will carry his memory the rest of my days, Wells Van Pelt

Mr. Cato made my scholarship possible at UNC Chapel Hill´s Kenan Flagler business school. His fund and dedication to education made my time in college the most enriching, rewarding, adventurous, and impactful time of my life. I have no words, thank you for everything.

Providence Community welcomed the young Cato family in the early 1950´s. The Alexander family lived in the community and got to know the family, I was young but old enough to "baby sit" when needed, which was often. 12-20 yrs of age. I loved all of the Cato family! Wonderful people, they hold a special place in my heart and young growin up years. They trusted me with things I´m not sure now that I new what I was doing. Many trips together and community gathering.
Wayland you were always so thoughtful and interested in my life!
Thank you, Margaret and children!
Love
Dianne Alexander Wagstaff

I´m so sorry for your loss. My mother worked for the Cato Corporation in the mid 90s. I was a recipient of the Cato Scholarship, which was used toward my nursing degree. I was just looking at the photo my mother and I took with Mr. Cato during the award presentation. I remember him being very kind.

Marian, Sorry to read of Wayland's death. Miss seeing y'all in Dr. Ravenel's office. Take care, Gail Truluck

What a wonderful Man. Mr Cato was always kind and generous. I will remember him fondly. My prayers go out to his beautiful family. Hugs to each of you. Your in my thoughts.
Teresa

I am so deeply sorry for your loss. I had the honor to work at Cato when Mr. Cato was here. He was always so friendly and made you feel you were an important part of the Cato family. His legacy will live on. May God's peace and comfort be with you all in this time of sorrow

Our condolences to the family from store 392 Snellville GA. Our prayers and thoughts are with the families.

A true gentleman, scholar, and jolly good fellow. One of the kindest people I've ever known. God rest his soul!
Most sincerely,
John Rivers

Love and blessings to all for many treasured family visits over the years.

So sorry to hear about about the death of Mr. Cato. And waylon and Henry, we think about youll and pray. Charlie Mack Fisher 704 776 1347

Wayland etched glassware to put up for bid at the CPCC Sporting Clays shoot to support vetrans, and I was lucky enough to outbid many other bidders to obtain these precious items. There are many memories of Wayland. He had a great soul!

I am so sorry for the loss of Wayland. My prayers are for your comfort and peace.

So sorry for your loss. Wayland touched so many lives and will be truly missed. (Psalms 94:19)