Wayne Hallam
Mr. Wayne Hallam formerly of Chicago, Illinois died in Cape Coral, FL on Friday, December 11, 2020.
Mr. Hallam was born December 26, 1937 at 3530 West Lake Street, Chicago, IL. Mr. Hallam retired from the U.S. Army as a Chief Warrant Officer after a distinguished 23-year career, which included tours of duty in Japan, Italy, Vietnam, Germany, Korea, and Thailand. He was awarded the Bronze Star Medal as well as other service medals and awards for his service. Mr. Hallam spent a 20-year career as an Administrator with the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical services, serving at VA Medical facilities in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Long Beach, California, and Grand Island, Nebraska. He was involved in aiding other veterans with acquiring medical and other benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Mr. Hallam is survived by his wife, Olivia Jeanne (Browning); daughter, Gillian and her husband, Scott and son Saken; sister, Beverly Jean; stepsons, James P. and wife, Dawn, and Jeffrey B. Hutchison and his wife, Ronda; and grandchildren Jeffrey, Sasha, April, Taylor, and Chance.
Mr. Hallam was preceded in death by his parents, George Vaus and Catherine; sisters, Florence and Gearldine, and two brother, Earl and George William.
Mullins Memorial Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Cape Coral, is entrusted with final care.
Have very fond memories of my dear uncle. He will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with his dear wife Libby and her family
Ronnie
Wayne as my Uncle was more like a older brother. I had many meaningful conversations with him, these last few years. I am really going to miss him. I can’t wait to meet Libby.
I have great memories of Uncle Wayne that I will always treasure. My thoughts and prayers to Aunt Libby and family.
Our thoughts and prayers for Libby & the family!
Love Tammy and Roger
I love you so much grandpa. I wish I could have gotten my crap together sooner. I wish we had more time. You never gave up on me. . I wish I could go back to my 10th birthday in West Virginia when we talked about your metals, I thought it was so cool, my grandpa the war hero. You always had something positive to say to me no matter what. You helped me become who I am today. I miss you so much grandpa. I can’t wait until we meet again. Until then I know you’re watching over us. I love you man. Wish I coulda hugged you tighter the last time I saw you.
I miss you Grandpa. 💕
Deepest condolences Libby. Love you. Danny, Sue, Adam and Aaron
Libby, Our thoughts are with you and your family at this sorrowful time. Holding you close in our hearts. I cherish the many memories I have from our Long Beach days together.
Buz & Kerri
Thinking of you, Libby. I understand your loss. Though we were in high school together in Maryland, who knew our late husbands would be from the west side of Chicago. Wishing you peace and comfort.
Ziggy
Mr. Hallam’s grandmother was Mabel Hallam……but that’s another story! Sleep in Peace sir.