Wayne Leonard Cagle was the Son of Jacob Pleasant and Edna Zora (McBee) Cagle. They were from Mena, Arkansas. He attended the public schools there. In the 1940 census records from Ancestry dot Com he lived at 11 Patasi inTaylor, Texas with his mother, father, brothers, and sisters.
He moved to Chicago, Illinois and worked at Mermont Muffler. He then moved to Brownwood, Texas and worked as a Materials Manager for the Brownwood Regional Hospital. On May 26, 1984 he married Sybil Watson in Coleman, Texas and lived there the rest of His life.
He was preceded in death by his father Jacob Pleasant, his mother Edna Zora Cagle, one sister Pauline Whitley of SoSo, Mississippi, and three brothers Willie Cagle of Roswell New Mexico, Raymond Cagle and Gene Cagle who lived in Brownwood.
Funeral service was held at the Stephens Funeral Home Chapel in Coleman, Texas at 10am December 24th with the Rev Dick Schultz officiating. Wayne was a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church of Coleman Texas
Johnny Egger remembers: Toodie was a brother in law of mine and I was very proud to have been his brother in law. He was as good as any man I have ever known. He loved to fish and camp out. He loved to dance and did so right up until he passed away. He used to always tell me about fishing in the Great Lakes in Illinois and how big the fish were he would catch. He was a hard working man and provided well for his family. He will always be missed and always be loved.
In the photo of his brothers and sisters he is third from left. This photo was taken in 1963 at their father's funeral. Left to right: Jane, Gene, Wayne, Sarah, Mary, Pauline, Bub, Raymond, and Edina (Dennie).
He moved to Chicago, Illinois and worked at Mermont Muffler. He then moved to Brownwood, Texas and worked as a Materials Manager for the Brownwood Regional Hospital. On May 26, 1984 he married Sybil Watson in Coleman, Texas and lived there the rest of His life.
He was preceded in death by his father Jacob Pleasant, his mother Edna Zora Cagle, one sister Pauline Whitley of SoSo, Mississippi, and three brothers Willie Cagle of Roswell New Mexico, Raymond Cagle and Gene Cagle who lived in Brownwood.
Funeral service was held at the Stephens Funeral Home Chapel in Coleman, Texas at 10am December 24th with the Rev Dick Schultz officiating. Wayne was a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church of Coleman Texas
Johnny Egger remembers: Toodie was a brother in law of mine and I was very proud to have been his brother in law. He was as good as any man I have ever known. He loved to fish and camp out. He loved to dance and did so right up until he passed away. He used to always tell me about fishing in the Great Lakes in Illinois and how big the fish were he would catch. He was a hard working man and provided well for his family. He will always be missed and always be loved.
In the photo of his brothers and sisters he is third from left. This photo was taken in 1963 at their father's funeral. Left to right: Jane, Gene, Wayne, Sarah, Mary, Pauline, Bub, Raymond, and Edina (Dennie).
Wayne Leonard Cagle was the Son of Jacob Pleasant and Edna Zora (McBee) Cagle. They were from Mena, Arkansas. He attended the public schools there. In the 1940 census records from Ancestry dot Com he lived at 11 Patasi inTaylor, Texas with his mother, father, brothers, and sisters.
He moved to Chicago, Illinois and worked at Mermont Muffler. He then moved to Brownwood, Texas and worked as a Materials Manager for the Brownwood Regional Hospital. On May 26, 1984 he married Sybil Watson in Coleman, Texas and lived there the rest of His life.
He was preceded in death by his father Jacob Pleasant, his mother Edna Zora Cagle, one sister Pauline Whitley of SoSo, Mississippi, and three brothers Willie Cagle of Roswell New Mexico, Raymond Cagle and Gene Cagle who lived in Brownwood.
Funeral service was held at the Stephens Funeral Home Chapel in Coleman, Texas at 10am December 24th with the Rev Dick Schultz officiating. Wayne was a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church of Coleman Texas
Johnny Egger remembers: Toodie was a brother in law of mine and I was very proud to have been his brother in law. He was as good as any man I have ever known. He loved to fish and camp out. He loved to dance and did so right up until he passed away. He used to always tell me about fishing in the Great Lakes in Illinois and how big the fish were he would catch. He was a hard working man and provided well for his family. He will always be missed and always be loved.
In the photo of his brothers and sisters he is third from left. This photo was taken in 1963 at their father's funeral. Left to right: Jane, Gene, Wayne, Sarah, Mary, Pauline, Bub, Raymond, and Edina (Dennie).
He moved to Chicago, Illinois and worked at Mermont Muffler. He then moved to Brownwood, Texas and worked as a Materials Manager for the Brownwood Regional Hospital. On May 26, 1984 he married Sybil Watson in Coleman, Texas and lived there the rest of His life.
He was preceded in death by his father Jacob Pleasant, his mother Edna Zora Cagle, one sister Pauline Whitley of SoSo, Mississippi, and three brothers Willie Cagle of Roswell New Mexico, Raymond Cagle and Gene Cagle who lived in Brownwood.
Funeral service was held at the Stephens Funeral Home Chapel in Coleman, Texas at 10am December 24th with the Rev Dick Schultz officiating. Wayne was a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church of Coleman Texas
Johnny Egger remembers: Toodie was a brother in law of mine and I was very proud to have been his brother in law. He was as good as any man I have ever known. He loved to fish and camp out. He loved to dance and did so right up until he passed away. He used to always tell me about fishing in the Great Lakes in Illinois and how big the fish were he would catch. He was a hard working man and provided well for his family. He will always be missed and always be loved.
In the photo of his brothers and sisters he is third from left. This photo was taken in 1963 at their father's funeral. Left to right: Jane, Gene, Wayne, Sarah, Mary, Pauline, Bub, Raymond, and Edina (Dennie).
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