Dino Wayne
May 21, 1959 ~ November 4, 2016
Dino W. Wayne age 57 of Waverly, formerly of Nashua, died Friday, November 4, 2016, at Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo.
Funeral Services will be held 7:00 p.m. Thursday, November 10, 2016, at Hugeback Johnson Funeral Home - Olson Chapel in Nashua with Jeremy Aschbrenner officiating.
Friends may greet the family 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. Thursday, November 10, 2016, at Hugeback Johnson Funeral Home - Olson Chapel in Nashua.
Dino William Wayne was born May 21, 1959, in Osage, IA, the son of Burdette and Charlotte (Hubbard) Wayne. He attended Plainfield community schools where he participated in baseball, football and track. Dino was hired at Mienerz Creamery in Fredericksburg, and worked there for several years. During this time he met Synda Chapin and on October 17, 1980, the couple were married. To this union three children were born. The couple later divorced.
Dino started driving truck for Midwest Connections working for the company for several years. He then took a position working for Featherlite in Nashua. Starting as an aluminum welder and worked his way up to a foreman. Dino decided to drive truck again and began working for BAJJ transport out of Plainfield. Dino spent the last few years enjoying time with his special friend, Raea Kelly.
Dino enjoyed hunting with his brothers and sons, watching Nascar races, and taking long rides on his Harley – Davidson. Dino was a jokester and had a great sense of humor. He loved spending time with his family especially his grandchildren.
Dino is survived by his special friend, Raea Kelly of Waverly, IA; five sons, Chad Wayne of Waverly, IA, Denver Wayne of Colorado, Durran Wayne of Nashua, IA, Tristan Wayne of Nashua, IA, Adam (Katelyn) Kelly of Waverly, IA; two daughters, Shanelle (Sean Quinn) Wayne of Rocky Mount, MO, Angel (Aaron) Kelly of Waverly, IA; ten grandchildren; two brothers, Jim Wayne of Plainfield, IA, Leland (Jackie) Wayne of Charles City, IA; sister, Cindy (Steve Christensen) Bast of Nashua, IA;
He was preceded in death by his parents, nephew, Dustin
Memorials may be directed to Dino's family, The American Cancer Society, and Cedar Valley Hospice.
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He was the best Uncle anyone could have every asked for. Always made me smile and safe. You will missed so very much Uncle Dino! I love you !
This man was an amazing father and friend. He touched the lives of many and was easy to love. He had a great heart and cared deeply for anyone he loved. He would go out of his way to make someone smile. He like to pick on people that was his way to show he cared. He was my daddy and I was not ready to lose him but I know he is no longer suffering. I will always be his pumpkin and he will always be my daddy. He is up there riding the endless highway in beautiful weather on his dream Harley!! Rest easy daddy and ride free we love and miss you more than any amount of words can explain!!
I am sorry for the loss of Dino. We went to school together in Plainfield as classmates. Kendra (Zwanziger) Gilbert
I’m very sorry about the loss of Dino. He will be missed greatly. I remember sitting and playing yatzee for a couple of hours a night, and him losing and calling me a butthead
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condolences to his family and friends. I remember him well from High School. Too young
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I can count only a few TRUE friends in my lifetime and Dino Wayne is one of those true friends. A true friend is someone who you can confide in about your life troubles, and they won’t judge you, they show sympathy, and tell you things can get better. A true friend is a person that if you haven’t called for awhile because you are too busy, but once you get on the phone it is as if you only talked yesterday. Dino helped me get through some troubles in my life, just by being my friend, a true friend.
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We might have had a rocky start Dino, but over the years our friendship grew and I consider you a BROTHER. You will be deeply missed by all. Ride that endless good weather blue sky golden highway, man. One day we will ride it together BROTHER.
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Chad we are so very sorry for your loss of your father. Art and Brenda Havens
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Jim–We are so sorry you lost your brother way too soon. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and you family. Curt & Sandy Hansen
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Sorry for the loss of your brother Leland. Reflect on the good times you had with him. Bev and Jim
Chad and family you have my deepest sympathy
Dino always had time to talk with me every time I seen him. We always exchange jokes about life. I will miss our meetings. RIP my friend. God bless and God speed. Tim Liddle
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Known Dino since the late 60’s when we moved to Nashua. Always a good guy and a great friend. He will missed RIP bud!
A great person many will never forget. We had many great memories working at Featherlite and after. You will greatly be missed.
Great Man who will be missed by all!!!!
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