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Obituary of Wayne William Wiley
May 16, 1951 – April 18, 2023
Wayne W. Wiley. Age 71 of Brownstown.
Beloved husband of the late Suzanne Wiley. Loving father of Melanie (Jason) Toth, Melinda (Kyle) Korndorfer and Matthew (Trasia) Wiley. Longtime companion of Karen Rakoczy. Dearest Pipi of Aaron, Justin, Wyatt, Kaitlyn, Godric, Adalynn, Corrine and Dylanie. Dear brother of Donna “DJ” (Dennis) Guzenda. Son-in-law of Jeanne Guatto. Brother-in-law of Sammy (John) Ouellette, Danny (Joanne) Guatto, Cathy (Rob) Seaton and the late Sherry Novasad-Mongeau. Also survived by many nieces and nephews.
Family Tribute
Wayne William Warren Wiley was a Father, Brother, Pipi, Uncle, and companion. He sadly passed away on April 18th, 2023. He was born May 16th, 1951, to Corinne and Nathaniel Wiley in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. He was the best friend that anyone could ask for. He truly impacted everyone who knew him and had an innate ability to push people to be their best selves. He was an avid outdoorsman who enjoyed hunting, fishing, and golfing and a devoted fan of the Detroit Red Wings and Michigan State Spartans. He wore many hats, had many hobbies, and lived his life to the fullest. He was easygoing and never stressed the small things in life. His passing is one of the toughest losses this family has ever known. His legacy will live on in our hearts, minds, and memories.
Memorial Contributions are appreciated to the American Cancer Society.
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