Dear Clare, Terry and Todd, We just heard about your brother and dad's passing. Wayne and I played minor hockey in Watford many years ago, which leaves me with very fond memories as teammates. We won all Ontario Juvenile "C" Hockey Championship in 1962. He will be missed at our 50th reunion this summer. Sincerely, Janet & George
Please accept our sincere sympathies. Your grief is shared by all of us who knew Moonie. He was a wonderful man and he will be sorely missed. We will surely miss socializing with him and seeing him dance and his amazing smile. RIP Moonie. The MacCharles Family
Terry and Family: I am so sorry to hear about Moonie's passing. I sure enjoyed his sense of humor and had some good times with him. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
To Wayne's family Please accept my condolence on Wayne's passing. As a former resident of Watford, and same age as Wayne, I remember him well as a friendly and well liked person.
So sorry to hear about Wayne. He was always very friendly and always spoke when we met on the street. Always a smile on his face! My condolences to all of you, he will be missed.
Dear Clare,Todd,Terry and your families. I was shocked to read of Wayne's death in the paper this am.He was always so friendly when ever we would see him when your Dad,Grandpa was here.He and Pete use to have some good laugh's when together.My sincere sympathy to you all,always sad to lose your parent ,also your brother.Know I'm thinking of you all at this sad time. Joyce
So sorry for your loss....may you hold close all the wonderful memories you shared. Wayne always made me laugh whenever I would see him. Most used phrase " What do you know today?!" was always his signature. Hugs to all
