He was one of seven children born to Lewis and Amanda (Dotterer) Renollet. He was preceded in death by his parents; his three brothers, Marcine Renollet, Merle Renollet, and Glenn Renollet; and two sisters, Wanda Johnston and Treva Maddux.
He is survived by his sister, Dorothy Pearl of Harper.
Wayne grew up in Harper, attending Harper High School graduating with the class of 1940. He worked for Boeing Airplane Company until the early 1960's. He attended Barber College, received his Barber license and opened "Wayne's Barber Shop" in Lindsborg Kansas. He later moved his Barber Shop to McPherson Kansas where he continued his trade for several years. He returned to the Boeing Airplane company as a coordinator in engineering retiring in 1987.
He is survived by his sister, Dorothy Pearl of Harper.
Wayne grew up in Harper, attending Harper High School graduating with the class of 1940. He worked for Boeing Airplane Company until the early 1960's. He attended Barber College, received his Barber license and opened "Wayne's Barber Shop" in Lindsborg Kansas. He later moved his Barber Shop to McPherson Kansas where he continued his trade for several years. He returned to the Boeing Airplane company as a coordinator in engineering retiring in 1987.
He was one of seven children born to Lewis and Amanda (Dotterer) Renollet. He was preceded in death by his parents; his three brothers, Marcine Renollet, Merle Renollet, and Glenn Renollet; and two sisters, Wanda Johnston and Treva Maddux.
He is survived by his sister, Dorothy Pearl of Harper.
Wayne grew up in Harper, attending Harper High School graduating with the class of 1940. He worked for Boeing Airplane Company until the early 1960's. He attended Barber College, received his Barber license and opened "Wayne's Barber Shop" in Lindsborg Kansas. He later moved his Barber Shop to McPherson Kansas where he continued his trade for several years. He returned to the Boeing Airplane company as a coordinator in engineering retiring in 1987.
He is survived by his sister, Dorothy Pearl of Harper.
Wayne grew up in Harper, attending Harper High School graduating with the class of 1940. He worked for Boeing Airplane Company until the early 1960's. He attended Barber College, received his Barber license and opened "Wayne's Barber Shop" in Lindsborg Kansas. He later moved his Barber Shop to McPherson Kansas where he continued his trade for several years. He returned to the Boeing Airplane company as a coordinator in engineering retiring in 1987.
