Celebrating Wayne King: A Legacy of Compassion and Service to the Waco Community
Contributed by Sonya Wilson, Volunteer Coordinator
Today, I am honored to introduce Wayne King, one of our longest-serving volunteers in Waco. He recently retired after many years of graciously serving our hospice patients and their families. At 93 years old, Wayne has been a beacon of dedication and compassion, pouring his heart and soul into every aspect of his volunteer work. His unwavering contributions have played an invaluable role in supporting not only our patients and their families but also the entire community.
Wayne has touched countless lives through his service, from assisting bereaved family members during our weekly “Walk the Mall” event to providing comfort and companionship to patients through regular visits. He has also been a constant source of support at Texas Oncology Support Group meetings, offering a listening ear and a kind word to those navigating difficult journeys.
Wayne’s dedication truly embodies the essence of volunteerism. His warm and compassionate presence has eased the burdens of so many, bringing light to even the darkest moments. As he retires, we take this opportunity to honor his remarkable contributions and celebrate the profound impact he has made.
Wayne, we are deeply grateful for your years of incredible service. You’ve left an indelible mark on our hearts and the lives of all you’ve touched. We wish you a joyful and fulfilling retirement, knowing that your legacy of compassion and care will continue to inspire us all.
If you want to follow in Wayne’s footsteps and volunteer, visit www.chot.org/volunteer or call us today at (800)625-9328 in the Waco area or (800)226.0373 in the DFW.