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Wyman
Kearns
Mar 11, 1950 — Dec 27, 2020
Lumberton
Wyman Kearns died peacefully at his home on December 27, 2020. He was born on March 11, 1950. He is preceded in death by his father Jack Kearns and a brother Dwight Kearns. His maternal grandparents Carl Clark and Florence Carter Clark. His paternal grandparents Whit Kearns and Vinnie Chavis Kearns. He leaves to cherish his memories his mother, Gladys Clark Kearns of Fairmont, NC, his second mother and maternal Aunt Clementine Bartley of Fayetteville, NC; his maternal Aunt Sonjah Ruth Schmacher of Palmer, Alaska. Two sisters, Jackie Kearns of Fairmont, NC and Mrs. Joan E. Tyner of Raeford, NC. One brother, Gary Kearns of Lmberton, NC. One son, Wyman Dwayne Kearns of Swansboro, NC. His best friend, his dog Chopper. Two nephews whom he loved dearly Carlos R. Tyler of Fairmont, NC and Rando J. Tyler of Fayetteville, NC. His beloved niece Santanna S. Tyler of Lumberton, NC. He loved all their children with a passion. They all loved to call him uncle Wyman. His two caretakers, Ms. Jacqueline Hunt of Lumberton, NC and Mrs. Dolly Bartley of Fairmont, NC. His Hospice caretakers from HealthKeeperz in Pembroke, NC. His nurses Ramona, Renee and Brandon. He leaves behind a host of other relatives and friends to cherish his memories.
Wyman was an avid baseball player and loved meeting new people and talking to them all the time. He recently retired from the Robeson County Landfill as a site worker due to his recent illness. He was the sweetest person you would ever meet. He was meek and humble and would give you the shirt off his back if someone ever needed his help. He always kept his family on a roller coaster ride, they never knew what new person he was bringing the family to meet when he met someone he liked to befriend. His family loved him dearly and will surely miss all the excitement he brought into all their lives. He loved God and served God the way he thought God would be pleased with him.
The family request that all contributions be made to Gibson Cancer Center in Lumberton, NC or to HealthKeeperz Hospice in Pembroke, NC.
A Private Graveside Service will be held at Lumbee Memorial Gardens.
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