Wayne Newlun Obituary

I miss you more now than ever, Daddy.

You would be so proud of your grandkids, Daddy. I love you and miss you like crazy.

Both your Dad and I always loved you very much, Andrea.
I still do ❤
Mom

Kiss kiss...miss you.

Missing my Daddy...he would be SO PROUD of his grandkids...Taylor, Joey, and Charlotte. They miss him, too...

Love you, Daddy. The more I read about the experiences that are described by fellow friends and co-workers, the more I see myself. I am proud that I am like you. I love you, think of you every day, and still pick up the phone to call you. Kiss kiss. :)

Missing my daddy...love you. Kiss kiss.

Miss you, Daddy. Kiss, kiss.

Thank you, Lynne. My email is my (lowercase) first and last name @comcast.net if you'd like to catch up...

Tonight, I was thinking of you, Doris, and of all the memories I have of our childhood and youth, including the memories of your wedding to Wayne, Dickie's birth and Andrea's baptism, which I think was the last time we saw each other. So, I just decided to look you and your family up on the Internet and found that Wayne passed away.

I looked at his picture and could still see the Wayne that I knew years ago when you were newly-weds and your first "child" was Oscar. . I'm very happy that you and Wayne had children and grandchildren together but I am very sorry that he passed away too soon..

I wish that we could have stayed close over the years but life does pull everyone in unexpected directions However, no matter the passage of time, I will always remember the special moments we shared -- wearing matching Halloween clown costumes that your mother and my Auntie made for us, playing dolls in your bedroom and having tea parties in your backyard playhouse, playing Parcheesi and Labyrinth and, of course, having you in my wedding party, shopping
togethe for your wedding gown.and being your Maid-of-Honor.There are so many more.

I extend my sympathy to you and your children and grandchildren on Wayne's untimely passing. Over the years I have remembered you in my prayers and I will continue to do so.

Forever your friend,

Lynne


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Love you, Daddy. Miss you tons. Kiss kiss.

Thinking about you today (and everyday)...but especially today. I love you and miss you, Daddy.

Miss you, Daddy...

I am so sorry to hear of Wayne's passing. I will miss him. He was a wonderful boss and a terrific person. My prayers go out to his family. Terri Skonie

I met Wayne at Bell probably over 45 years ago. I remember one Christmas I was living in a one room apartment on the north side and Wayne said he had a surprise for me, but I would have to wait downstairs in the lobby of the apartment before I could see. I think it was at lest 4 to 5 hours before he said I could come up. I couldn't believe my eyes Wayne had installled wall to wall carpeting mind you it was a one room effiency but none the less I will never forget how georgous that 1 room looked. It was beige carpet a he bought a bright orange shag carpet to put in the middle. He was a special guy and we have kept in touch all these years. Be at peace my friend I will miss you, say hello to Ron for me.
Twinky

Wayne was a dear close friend of our family for many years. I'm so sorry to hear of his passing, he will be missed and always remembered with love. Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss. Our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.

My deepest sympathies to the Newlun Family. Wayne was a great boss and friend, always pushing, yet always supporting. I am very proud to have known him and even prouder to have worked for him and also a better person for it. He will be missed!

Hope you are enjoying all the melt in your mouth chocolates you desire.

Wayne was already an employee at Bell when I started in 1967 and we both 'retired' early in 1994. Perhaps this experience can best be summarized by saying 'his reputation preceded him.'Those of us who knew him from Bell can figure that one out!
Although Wayne and I never worked together directly, Bell was a family and throughout the years all our lives intermingled both on and off the job. And like any family, there was often 'the good, the bad and occasionally, the ugly.' Yet, there was never 'the boring' when it came to Wayne. He was intelligent and sometimes outrageous. He knew his business, yet loved 'monkey-business', too. To borrow a quote from my husband,and part time pilot, 'he pushed the envelope'. Maybe that's not all that bad!
I'm saddened to hear about his passing -- much too soon with too much life yet to live.
Sincere condolences to Wayne's family and extended family, including our Bell family, too.

I worked at Bell Federal Savings for eleven years, and yes, Wayne was quite a colorful character at times, but he definitely knew his stuff when it came to the mortgage business. He definitely told it like it was, and he throughly enjoyed life. Condolences to the family as well as to his many close friends.

My deepest sympathies to Wayne's family and friends. An old co-worker from the Bell Federal days.

Ask Dick and Patti about the traveling times with Wayne on the Seattle Ferry headed toward Quilcene, Washington for a few days of camping in the mountains at an old boy scout campsite - I'll never forget the night Wayne tumbled over backward, beer in hand, down a very steep hill, toward a pond. It was very dark, and all we could hear was crash, crash, crash - and then "it's ok! I saved my beer!" He was quite a guy and I loved him dearly. My love and sympathy to all of his familly and friends in this time of sorrow - Sincerely, Jean Getchonis (Jeanie Newlun, wife of Dick Newlun 1976-1988)