I just found this thanks to the internet. Wayne was my Hockey coach when I was 13 years old. I played for him for only one season but the things I gained from him made it seem like I knew him for 10 years. I have coached for 30 years and I think fondly about Wayne and the hockey sense he taught me. He was an amazing coach and great story teller. I wish I had bumped into him as an adult so I could have told him how much he shaped my love of the game.

I am in shock it's been 7 years. I miss you every day. Always seeing the glass half full. Always having the exact advice to give. Always trying hard to make our lives more enriched. The person I am today is because of you. I didn't think I would make it through the next few years without you. It's been hard for me but even harder for Mom, I wish every day we made a better plan for the future but you believed in living in the now and I get it, I do. But boy do I wish things worked out differently.  Wish You were here with us and probably will feel that way for all the years of my life.  

Many , many condolences to the Curie family. Your father was so very special. I was just getting to know him, but even in the short amount of time that I interfaced with him, his greatness shone through, very powerfully and very strongly. His presence for us and with us all will continue to be felt very powerfully and strongly by all.

Namaste!

Much Light & Love & Support To You All,

Wayne was a stalwart in the beginning of Team Ivy, and extended himself as such a welcoming presence.  I will miss our occasional coffees and his wry yet joy-filled view of the world.

I met Wayne this past year through the Team Ivy meetings, and we spent some enjoyable time reminiscing about 'the good old days' at Cornell and Big Red hockey. Wayne's focus was on improving health care in his community - his innovative thinking will be missed.

We are all saddened by Wayne's sudden passing.  Wayne was not only a great client, but a wonderful friend and mentor. Our thoughts go out to Janice and the rest of the family. You will all be in our prayers.

We were saddened to learn of Wayne's untimely passing. I've known Wayne since coming to Eagle Watch nearly six years ago.  Please accept our heartfelt sympathy in this time of great sorrow.

Sincerely,
Mike and Sandie Smithson

Wayne, we will miss you. Your upbeat personality, always seeing the bright side, was a great support. I appreciated your time, your ideas and your friendship. Farewell.

I can't believe it. Wayne was a great client of mine, he will be missed. Prayers go out to your family.

Shocked and saddened to learn of Waynes's sudden death.  Even though we did not see him or Jan often we have wonderful memories of days gone by.  We will keep Jan and her family in our prayers.
Jim and Kathy Skipper

Wayne was instrumental in the resurgence of the Chi Phi Club of Atlanta, which has been selected multiple times as the Fraternity's Club of the Year.  He will be sorely missed by his Brothers in Atlanta and across the nation.  I consider it an honor and a pleasure to have known him and will personally miss his dry humor.

I am shocked and saddened to learn of Wayne's passing.  My thoughts and prayers are with the Currie family.

Will Torre, Cumming, GA

Wayne was a great friend and adviser. I will miss him.

My Friend Wayne, will be missed immensely especially by me..He was my friend, my support and gave me the strength to fight. I will never forget what Wayne has done for me and many others. God Bless Wayne! My deepest sympathy and love to his family.

Wayne was a great husband, father, and friend.  We are pleased to have been among many who Wayne included as friends and will miss his wit, wisdom, and smile.  We are better for having known Wayne.

OBITUARY

Wayne Franklin Currie

Passed away on SEPTEMBER 4, 2010

H.M. Patterson & Son-Canton Hill Chapel

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