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Condolence From: Billy Anders
Condolence: Sue and family, Wishing you the best during a difficult time. DeWayne was a wonderful man and a long time friend, we met at Istrouma High School in Baton Rouge, LA. Cynthia and I visited you two during 2001. God bless you.
Friday March 10, 2017
Condolence From: Tim Arens
Condolence: Dear Sue & family, I was surprised to see of
DeWayne's passing. I always enjoyed being
around and working with him! My prayers are with you and your family this week.
Tim Arens


Friday March 10, 2017
Condolence From: Richard White
Condolence: Sue, I will always remember the camping trip we IHS guys made to sitting bull falls New Mexico in September 1961, great memories.
So sorry for your loss.

Richard
Friday March 10, 2017
Condolence From: Barry J Johnson
Condolence: Hi Sue
You have my deepest condolences, know this, I am here for you.
Sadly, we now have another thing in common.
All my Love,
Barry :-3)
Wednesday March 08, 2017
Condolence From: Denny Carlton
Condolence: Sue, I am so sorry to hear about DeWayne. He ,Johnny and I spent many hot summer days under the house,building streets and towns.to run our toy cars .Our thoughts prayers are with you and your family.Denny
Wednesday March 08, 2017
Condolence From: Washington State Geocaching Association
Condolence: Longtime WSGA Cache-Cadian member DeWayne Lann, (half of LanSearch) of East Wenatchee, passed away Saturday March 4, 2017. He and his wife Sue were active members of the geocaching community. They mentored new enthusiasts, and shared their love of the outdoors with all they encountered. DeWayne was an expert driver with endless patience and a ready smile.

One sunny afternoon, while out seeking the WSGA Campout Sun Mystery Geo-art caches, I (Winos_Seattle), in my haste, managed to slam the door of the Lann-mobile on my finger. DeWayne looked at me for a moment, and then just laughed. So infectious was his laugh that I couldn't help but join him, though I was in quite a bit of pain. One fond WSGA memory with DeWayne.
Tuesday March 07, 2017
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