It's an unusual name, and one I find I can't say without some degree of celebration, hence the exclamation mark-a piece of punctuation now wildly overused, I think because of social media, and I've been guilty of it too, but when I use Wayne Greenhaw's name, I have to shout it out, partly because of how much I miss him and how many good memories I have of him, but mostly because Greenhaw lived life so fully while he was here that his name demands some accompanying distinction. Plain old "Greenhaw" just won't do. Many of you reading this knew him. Or it may be that everyone reading this knew him because Wayne knew an amazing number and assortment of people. When I first heard his name I heard it as "Greenhall." I'd just started working at Capitol Book & News in Montgomery and a slightly overweight man with gray hair and a mustache came in and began picking out books and talking to Thomas Upchurch, who owned the store with his wife Cheryl. After a [...]