Wayne L. McNair, 36, of Carlyle, formerly of Clay City was found dead early Sunday morning at his home in Carlyle.
He was born in Clay City to Delmar and Veva Bartley McNair. He was a member of the Clay City Baptist Church.
Survivors include his mother of Clay City; one brother Clyde of Metroplis; and a sister Mrs. Larry (Gayle) Brookshire of Rosebud.
Services were held at Cardascio Funeral Home with burial in the Clay City Cemetery.
(A recreation area at Carlyle Lake was named after Wayne. The ceremony was conducted by Lt. Col. John S. Wilkes III of the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers. The Army named the campground site in honor of Wayne who served as a career employee for the Corps for eleven years until his untimely death.)
He was born in Clay City to Delmar and Veva Bartley McNair. He was a member of the Clay City Baptist Church.
Survivors include his mother of Clay City; one brother Clyde of Metroplis; and a sister Mrs. Larry (Gayle) Brookshire of Rosebud.
Services were held at Cardascio Funeral Home with burial in the Clay City Cemetery.
(A recreation area at Carlyle Lake was named after Wayne. The ceremony was conducted by Lt. Col. John S. Wilkes III of the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers. The Army named the campground site in honor of Wayne who served as a career employee for the Corps for eleven years until his untimely death.)
Wayne L. McNair, 36, of Carlyle, formerly of Clay City was found dead early Sunday morning at his home in Carlyle.
He was born in Clay City to Delmar and Veva Bartley McNair. He was a member of the Clay City Baptist Church.
Survivors include his mother of Clay City; one brother Clyde of Metroplis; and a sister Mrs. Larry (Gayle) Brookshire of Rosebud.
Services were held at Cardascio Funeral Home with burial in the Clay City Cemetery.
(A recreation area at Carlyle Lake was named after Wayne. The ceremony was conducted by Lt. Col. John S. Wilkes III of the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers. The Army named the campground site in honor of Wayne who served as a career employee for the Corps for eleven years until his untimely death.)
He was born in Clay City to Delmar and Veva Bartley McNair. He was a member of the Clay City Baptist Church.
Survivors include his mother of Clay City; one brother Clyde of Metroplis; and a sister Mrs. Larry (Gayle) Brookshire of Rosebud.
Services were held at Cardascio Funeral Home with burial in the Clay City Cemetery.
(A recreation area at Carlyle Lake was named after Wayne. The ceremony was conducted by Lt. Col. John S. Wilkes III of the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers. The Army named the campground site in honor of Wayne who served as a career employee for the Corps for eleven years until his untimely death.)
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