Portrait shared in memory of Dwayne Galloway

In loving memory of

Dwayne Galloway

December 30, 1991

Dwayne Galloway of Columbus is remembered for the life he lived in his community; his loss on December 30, 1991, is mourned by those who knew him and by a city that still hopes for answers.

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Remembering Dwayne

A life held close in memory

Dwayne Galloway was a Columbus resident whose life — like every life — mattered to family, friends, and neighbors. Public records show he died on December 30, 1991, in Columbus, Ohio. Beyond the basic facts available in official records and unsolved-homicide listings, few personal details of his life appear in accessible public sources.

Because an authorized obituary or family memorial matching his name and the exact date of death could not be located in newspaper or funeral-home records available online, what remains most important is to acknowledge Dwayne as a person, not just as an entry in a file. He lived in Columbus, and his passing left a space in the lives of those who knew him. Even when biographical details are sparse in the public record, it is right to honor the reality that he had relationships, daily routines, and a place in his community.

This remembrance respectfully notes the limits of available public information while holding to the simple truth that Dwayne’s life had value beyond the recorded facts of his death. For anyone who remembers him or who may hold photographs, memories, or family knowledge, those remembrances are the meaningful record of who he was. If you have information that could help provide fuller context about Dwayne’s life or assist with unresolved questions about his death, you are encouraged to contact the appropriate authorities so that his family might find greater clarity and peace.

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Dwayne is remembered with heartfelt sympathy. He deserved to be known for a life that mattered, and may his memory continue to be held with love.

Dorothy V.