Birth date: Nov 26, 1937 Death date: Sep 10, 2010
Anthony Wayne Emmons, age 72, of Memphis, TN, passed away peacefully September 10, 2010, at St. Francis Hospital in Memphis. He was born in Sheffield, AL and was a graduate of Mars Hill Bible School. He attended Freed-Hardeman U Read Obituary
When I was in trouble with the law in Crittenden County Arkansas, My mother asked me who to hire for a lawyer. And I said: Wayne Emmons.
Later on.
Lindsay Fairly, the prosecutor said: Whatever The defenses attorney suggests as a sentence, the state will accept. I'm serious!
To my precious uncle Wayne: As far back as I can remember you were a delight to be with! You always had a smile and it made people want to be around you. You & Martha raised two very awesome ladies…..I know how very proud you were of them. They both
Wayne, once again tomorrow we get to celebrate your life and this time with your grand children along with your incredible daughter Celeste that was always by your side and Angie, our two angels from heaven that God blessed us with, they have brought
I remember Wayne when he preached at Macon Road, and as a lawyer. When I was in Law School at Memphis, you would see Wayne walking into the building,and everybody would say, “There’s Wayne Emmons!” He was like a rock star! I asked my friends if they would
Wayne has been my advisor, my brother in law, and most of all, my friend, since 1953. He was always jovial, funny, sincere at times, honest, and always extremely courteous, and thoughtful of others. We will miss Wayne very much, and we will look after hi
Wayne touched my life on every occasion I was with him! His love of life, his family, his craft, his law and his personality! I met Wayne during “The Rainmaker” in 1997, and had the good fortune to help him collabroate and act in a venture we all were ho
You will be greatly missed Uncle Wayne.
Wayne, may you rest in peace and so thankful for our two Angels that God blessed us with and letter that I am enclosing could be written by you for your love and concern for all os that will miss you.To my dearest family, some things I’d like to say
I remember hanging around the dinner table, as well. But I remember the card tricks that he would spend hours doing as I tried to figure them out. And no one can do the removable thumb trick as well as Winnie could!! The last few times I saw him, althoug
Wayne was a wonderful father and grand father. He left us with so many happy memories. More than anything, I remember everyone hanging around the dinner table long after we’d finished eating. Wayne would always have a great story for us. Sometimes they
