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Seeking help in finding Jah Wayne
by Cheryl Linton
(United States)
My name is Cheryl Linton (Iyata). In 1977-78 I was in Jamaica. I met a kind person name Wayne (cannot remember his last name) but he is featured on the cover of "Itations of Jamaica and I Rastafari". His picture can also be found in the book and he has a poem "Love Jah and Live" in the book. I would like to find him so that I can thank him for being such a good person when I truly needed a friend. I was pregnant and had no where to live when he took me to a friend's house and then later took me in himself. We lived somewhere in Kingston with his grandfather. If anyone knows where he or any of his family is I would appreciate them contacting me at ooss4@yahoo.com. Thank you in advance for your valued assistance.
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