We Miss you KC WOLF

[Grama]

Seeing all of these primetime Chiefs games, makes me miss him. I am sure you all agree.

:toast:

 

[KsYaS]

Seeing all of these primetime Chiefs games, makes me miss him. I am sure you all agree.

:toast:

Indeed

 

[BadAngel]

Did I miss something. What happened to KC?

 

[3 putt pete]

I used to have regular email exchanges with him. Miss him a lot.

 

[BadAngel]

Tell me he didn't die and just quit betting. Someone tell me

 

[Grama]

He passed back in March of '15 I believe. You could search it I am sure. I found out here.

 

[3 putt pete]

Sorry to say that Wayne passed 2-3 years ago.

 

[BadAngel]

I did not know this. Damn.

 

[Pound4Pound#1]

That's terrible. He was one of the best. He is not forgotten

 

[Old School]

Wayne had a way of making everyone comfortable ...

every post was smooth city ..

and oh those baseball streaks................................

and never a harsh word did I see to anyone ...Class A guy

 

[mnm]

I miss him every day. He's the greatest and I know we'll have super times together on the other side. Thanks to everyone here for everything!

mnm

 

[Senor Capper]

He was one of the best. He is not forgotten

:iagree:

 

[BadAngel]

Wayne was good people.

 

[WildBillPicks7]

Seeing all of these primetime Chiefs games, makes me miss him. I am sure you all agree.

:toast:

:0074

 

[hawkeye]

Good old Iowa boy--:0008

 

[loophole]

met kcwolf at the first madjack vegas gathering. he was a genuine guy, avid chief's fan and a great friend. rip wayne.

 

[redsfann]

met kcwolf at the first madjack vegas gathering. he was a genuine guy, avid chief's fan and a great friend. rip wayne.

He was a great guy indeed, Loop.
When he first moved to Iowa City, he managed a golf course in Muscatine. We spent many afternoons golfing and drinking and talking sports.
He was in the Yankees farm system briefly as a young man so getting him started talking baseball was easy.
After he had a couple of surgeries on his shoulder he retired and our meetings shrank in frequency as I no longer lived In Iowa City by then.
R.I.P, Wayne. It was a pleasure knowing you.


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