In Memory

Wayne Thompson

Wayne Thompson

 
June 8, 1946 - September 9, 2014
Wayne William Thompson born June 8, 1946 went to be with the Lord on September 9, 2014 at the age of 68. He served Civil Service starting at Kelly Airforce Base and retired from Lackland after 34 years of service. He flew racing pigeons for 50 years and won many races he was also a proud member of San Antonio Limited and New Braunfels Pigeon Club. He is preceded in death by his father Otha William Thompson, son Terry Lee Thompson and brother Alan Charles Thompson. He is survived by his loving family, his mother Margaret Grams Thompson and his wife Pamela Crane Thompson of 47 years, sons, Douglas William Thompson (Jennifer), Bobby Wayne Thompson, Bruce Scott Thompson (Liz), sister Darlene Wilson, grandchildren, Jeffrey, Doug Jr., Everett, Jarret, Chase, Bruce Jr., Payton, Kylee, Ashley and great grandchild Xaden, nephews, and nieces, Alan Thompson, Becky Kunze, Kim Davis, David and Derrick Wilson and numerous friends.



 
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10/12/14 10:01 AM #1    

Larry Don Montgomery

So saddened to learn of Wayne's passing.  We were good friends growing up but went seperate ways after high school.  Wayne was an excellent boxer, tougher than nails and no quit in him.  I can remember some pretty good battles between him and Roger Rue; probably just bad memory but it seemed he was frequely sporting a broken nose. He had a sheepish smile and was so likeable.  I am so thankful that I knew him and that he was my friend.

Rest in Peace dear friend!


10/12/14 09:53 PM #2    

Richard Fletcher

Pam, Sue and I were very saddened to hear that Wayne is no longer with us.  Though we haven't seen you guys in years, friends never forget.   I still have fond memories.  WWT , Paul Shires and I spent much time together, playing softball, racing pigeons (I didn't race, they did), going to dances and partying. Some of those times are not available to memory, others told us about how much fun we had.  WWT, as we called him,  was a very loyal friend and would share his last bit of anything with you.  Larry was right about WWTs' ability with /without the gloves.  A great man, friend and good guy,   RIP WWT.

 


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