Wayne F. Kent

When was the most unique friend I've ever had the first to be able to relate and reflect with me about things that most others could not we found a lot of things in common about the way we grew up and how we valued what connections we had with nature animals and spiritual understandings of religion. just before he passed we took a walk through the cemetery next door where we had along talk about how his father and him had done work around that cemetery to help maintain it and where he'd like to be laid to rest

My sympathy is extended to the entire Kent family. May he live on in your hearts forever. Tim Rodabaugh, Veteran Historian

They say people don´t randomly come into your life, everything happens for a reason. I feel blessed to have known you even if it was during the hardest time in my life. You were a shoulder I cried on countless times, a antique shopping partner, a travel buddy, you made me smile, laugh, and now I have cried. Because I don´t have you anymore. I miss your crazy laugh, your beautiful smile, and bright personality. Boy we made some memories. I promise I will be there for Katie, because I know thats what you would want. She is so much like you. Love you my friend til we meet up again.

My sincerest sympathy to the Kent Family. Wayne was one of the last Pine Valley boys and will be greatly missed.

May you rest in peace forever... my condolences to the entire family... Cara

God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Wayne was my first crush when I lived in Pine Valley. His Grandma Mazie was a friend of my mother. His Mom was the sweetest lady and a wonderful role model for students at Horseheads High School Library.
My condolences to the family.

Chambers singers 1973 trip to Europe what a time. RIP Wayne.