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Wes Graves
September 19, 2025
My name is Wes Graves who was a neighborhood friend of Wayne when we were teenagers in Lynn back in the 1950´s. After reading all these memories it is no surprise that Wayne grew up to be the man that he was. We played so many baseball games at the park as well as in front of his house on 12 Moon Road, Lynn. His popularity with the kids we grew up with was like none other. Even as young kids he would always make sure that we played the game correctly. I always remembered his birthday of 12-19-38 as he was three years older than me....... And Drenna 11-10-39...... For some unknown reason I decided to look online tonight to check on a few friends from long ago and found this out. My sympathies go out to, Drenna, and all your families, even after almost five months since Wayne´s passing. I lost track of Wayne after high school and have not been in touch. It was so very easy to distinguish home from these pictures even after almost 70 years. One last note is that this may never be read, where it has been a few months. Again, my condolences to Drenna and the family. Wes Graves...... [email protected].
Jimmy Considine, Charlestown
April 30, 2025
Thank you for your unselfish military service to the people of this nation. May you now rest in peace.
Dick George 101st Airborne Division Newburyport
April 30, 2025
Til Valhalla!
Donna A. Cross Doug and family
April 29, 2025
Dear Diane, Scott,Keith and family . Love and prayers from us here in Pleasantville. Many fond memories. I will give a memorial donation to our church In memory of Wayne
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