What a great brother. Wayne, you fought a great fight. You will be missed. Loved our talks. Wished you could have made it to the island house, but for this sick cause. But you are in God's presence and the streets of gold are leading your path.
Blessings my brother.

Rest well my brother

RIP Dear Wayne

In Loving Memory of Wayne

Today we remember a man whose life ended far too soon. He was a vibrant soul—outspoken, charismatic, and deeply intelligent. A master of class and elegance, he knew how to bring people together and make every moment memorable. He was not only loved—he was admired by all who knew him.

He was a friend, a brother, a son—each role he filled with unmatched grace and loyalty. His presence lit up every room, his voice commanded attention, and his spirit left a lasting mark. Though he is no longer with us, his impact, his laughter, and his legacy will live on forever in our hearts.

He will be truly missed.

Shirley Nathan-Pulliam & family, may you always remember his love and legacy will live in our hearts forever.
God Bless!! Lynn Lawings

Wayne is synonymous with impeccable dressing. An excellent cook. The life of the party. A total handyman both inside and outside our home. A good samaritan. A great sense of humor. A risk taker. Business savy. A genuine passion for eldercare.
A love for mankind. An adventurer. Extraordinary physical strength. A caviar, champage, and top tier palate. A kind heart. Fearless. Knowledgeable. Reliable. Protective. Medically astute. Helpful. Neat & tidy & groomed to the hilt. Thankful. Opinionated. Intuitive. Analytical. Fun loving. A visionary. Patient and Kind.
Wayne was loved and celebrataed by many, and he lived his life encompassing whatever gave him joy. He feared God, and sought to live by His directions.
Wayne always gave a 100%, and never stopped until the task was done to perfection. A loyal friend. An interesting conversationalist. A willing teacher, and a dad who genuinely loved his daughter unconditionally 🙂
Thank you, my Antonio for our 37 years of love, adventure, worship, endurance, great cuisine, interesting travel, forgiveness, and sheer laughter in our family.
Wayne fought a good fight, he finished the race of his life, and now rests in peace.
Our memories are numerous, and will remain etched in both our minds forever 🙂
Lovingly from:
Judith & Jaye-Ann Pulliam.

My deepest condolences to Shirley Nathan-Pulliam & family. May you find solace in the cherished memories and the support of those who care about you. Wishing you strength during this difficult time.