In Memory Of

Wayne Richard Woolley

Oct 17, 1952 - Dec 29, 2022

Notice

A private family service will be in the spring.

Obituary

Wayne Richard Woolley
October 17, 1952 – December 29, 2022
After a brave struggle with cancer, Wayne was taken by our lord, this morning at 12:02am.
Wayne is survived by his best friend and life partner, Diana McKenna, and her two daughters, Holly and Nicole. He also leaves behind his beloved daughter, Rachel. All from the Calgary area.
In Ontario, he leaves his brother Bill (Donna), twin brothers, Ken (Lynn) and Kevin (Tammy), and his sister Lynda. Wayne was predeceased by his parents, Pearl and William, and his brother Jack.
Wayne will be remembered for his amazing talents as a carpenter, and for always finding the way to get things done. His play time was spent with all things ‘8N’. He loved his little tractors and enjoyed working on them and putting them to all kinds of work. He also had a great talent with a shovel! He had an eye for gardening and making things beautiful.
Wayne will be missed greatly!
A private family service will be in the spring.
Cremation entrusted to the Rocky Mountain Crematorium, Rocky Mountain House, Alberta. Sylvan Lake and Rocky Funeral Homes and Crematorium, your Golden Rule Funeral Homes entrusted with the arrangements. 403 887 2151

Condolences

Donna Jane Rowan:

I was in the same classes as Wayne. Didn't know him well , but anyone who attended Huttonville PS knew one another.
My love and thoughts are with the family. Take care.

Steve Mccallum :

My condolences may he R.I.P.

Debbie (Ferris) Perkins:

I am so sorry to hear of Wayne's passing. My thoughts & prayers are with his family

Sandy McIlveen:

My deepest condolences.
Growing up in Huttonville, Wayne and I hung around together in the late sixties. Music played a very memorable part of our lives while we spent numerous hours rebuilding motorcycles.
Wayne was a hard worker and a good friend. He will be missed by all who knew him.

Andy Willemsen:

So sorry to hear about Wayne. My thoughts and condolences to the family and old friends.
Andy

Beth Laidlaw:

Wayne and I were friends in our teen years/early 20’s. We had many good times together.
I was a bridesmaid at his first wedding.
There are many stories I could tell.
Glad to hear his last years were happy.
Condolences to the family.
Beth Laidlaw

Paul Ransom:

I remember Wayne Well. RIP Wayne

Paula Barnes:

Life is an interesting journey that we all travel. I remember your love and passion for the homestead your parents had outside of Geogetown Ontario. I remember the day visiting and a foal was being born in the barn, amazing to watch. Your calm yet playful side was always present. Ride that horse and be free. Love Paula

Stan Lockhurst :

I have known Wayne since grade 1 in Huttonville . We hung around together till our twentys. Then by chance we met again in an arena in Indus. We had great time together and I will miss you Wayne.

Anne Barnes:

Sincere condolences

Tom Wyllie:

Wayne was a great friend. He was a happy go-lucky guy that was always ready to lend a hand.
My condolences to all. I will miss him, and never forget him.

BettyAnn Blommers :

Our condoleances from Holland.
Must be very difficult to lose Wayne after a long struggle with cancer.
Lots of love from us for his family and friends.
Diana, BettyAnn and Ans Blommers

Bill and Henriette and family:

It's so unfair that you have to go through this again. We were happy for you when Wayne was there to help you pick up the pieces. I know you have alot is strength but know we are here for you when you need us! Love to all of you.

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