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 Dwane E. Waterbury, Jr. 59, of Tucson, AZ passed away on July 7, 2010. Preceded in death by parents, Maurine, Dwane and sister, Karol Nichols. Survived by ex-wife, Armida Waterbury; daughter, Maureen Probst; sons, Dwane E. Waterbury III and Shane Sikorski; sister, Linda Koltunovich; nieces, Kelle Hyland and Sheila Whitney; nephews, Derek Koltunovich and Pat Nichols; grandchildren, Thomas Probst and Gage Sikorski. He was a very loyal, fun loving, caring man. No matter how far away you were or what you needed, he would drop anything he was doing and come help you. He loved nothing more than his family and he thought of his closest friends as family.
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Susan Gilson (Holt)
In high school Dwane, Bonnie Drenske, Steve Cloud, Tim Murphy, Greg and Cindy Rubbo
and Kenny Webster all hung out together, at Palo Verde's 30th reunion in 1999 I danced all night
with Dwane and my husband danced with Sue Metzer. We had so much fun!
Dwane will be missed wish we would stayed in touch.
David Leist
I can remember in gym class making jokes about Dwane's womanly figure. He was such a great guy.
Dude
Deborah Nilo (Otero)
I ALWAYS JUST KNEW DWANE TO SAY HI. WE MAY HAVE HAD ENGLISH OR STUDY HALL TOGETHER. ACTUALLY , WE USUALLY SAW EACH OTHER IN WALGREENS LATER ON IN TUCSON AND WOULD SHARE STORIES. I WAS TEACHING AT CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL ON CAMINO SECO THEN. IT WAS FUN TALING ABOUT PEOPLE AT PV. SAD.
Chuck Collins
Dwane was not bosterous or a bragger. He was a very fine example and carried himself well. I have a good memory of him at PV. We were in several classes and gym. I'm so sorry he's gone at such an early age.
Patricia Kettlewell (Bersbach)
Who would've guessed that Dwane and I would become a couple after the 30th reunion festivities. He was the sweetest, kindest man I have known. He did, however, have his impish side. Our relationship lasted six years. I wish I could call him, one last time and say, "Hey, Waterbury, it's Kettlewell." That was my message the last time I called, five days before his death. We had crushes on each other in high school and neither of us knew how one felt for the other. I can truly say I miss him dearly.