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Constance Walker Obituary

FALMOUTH Constance Connie (Baltzell) Walker, 69, of Falmouth, formerly of Dedham, died at home on September 21, 2008 after a long illness. She was the wife of the late Brad Walker for 49 years. For many years she resided in Dedham where she raised her family and worked as a secretary. She moved to Falmouth five years ago after summering in Falmouth for many years. She is survived by her children, Brian Walker of Wareham, Brenda Walker of Smithfield, RI, Lee Walker of Dedham and Beth Roberts of Norfolk; 8 grandchildren; and a brother, Bob Baltzell of Connersville, IN. A funeral service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, September 26, 2008 at the First Congregational Church, 68 Main St., Falmouth, MA followed by burial at Oak Grove Cemetery in Falmouth. Memorial contributions may be made to Scleroderma Foundation, 12 Kent Way, Byfield, MA 01922. For on-line guest book and directions, visit, www.ccgfuneralhome.com

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Published by The Patriot Ledger on Sep. 24, 2008.

Memories and Condolences
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6 Entries

Sarah Lyden

September 25, 2008

Walker Family-
We would like to extend our warmest thoughts and prayers to all of you in this time of mourning. With our deepest sympathies- Sarah Lyden & Meredith Cloutier

Nancy Perilli Greim

September 25, 2008

Whenever I think of your parents, and especially your mom, I always think of them as the life of the party. Your mom had such a good outlook on life. She was always so cheerful and fun to be around. You are all in our prayers. Your mom will be missed.

Mary Perilli Loughlin

September 24, 2008

Brian,Brenda, Beth and Lee and family, I am so sorry to hear about your Mom's passing. Nancy and I visited when she was near our office in Stoughton, and she was the same warm and loving person I remember from Vincent Road. Babysitting for you guys, although I couldnt light a match when there was a blackout and Brian had to teach me, was a great part of my life. I will always remember Halloween and how we went into your House for a goulish display and wonderful treats. My first step on an airplane was carrying Bethy on the plane when you were going to Indiana, your Mom insisted I see the inside of a plane. Your Mom and Dad were the best, they lived and loved in a Big Way and now they are together. Please know that all the Perilli's have you and your families in our thoughts and prayers. Love Always, Mary

Jane Montosi

September 24, 2008

To the Walkers,

I'm so sorry for your loss and for the difficult struggle this year. I'm glad to think that Connie has found peace and is reunited with her Brad. She was an extraordinary woman who lived a full life, told great stories, and was amazingly warm and generous. We always looked forward every year to spending Christmas Eve and the occasional summer day with her. I'll always have many fond memories of your mother. My thoughts and prayers are with your families.

John and Martha Montosi

September 24, 2008

To the Walker Family,

Our thoughts and prayers have been with you through the tough struggle your mom endured. We will surely miss our annual Christmas Eve visits and fun times on Pattee Way where we watched all of you grow up and make your parents proud. It is hard to loose parents and for us to loose a dear friend.

Marie Bonner

September 24, 2008

Beth and Bill, Brenda and Jamie, Lee and Kathy, Brian and Melissa, Jessica, Alex, Brittany, Bradlee, Collin, Nick, Amanda and Brad,
We loved Connie and will miss her dearly. The memories of the great times we had together will keep her in our hearts forever. She was an amazing woman. May she rest in Peace with Brad.
With our deepest love and condolences,
Steve, Marie, MaryKate, Stephen, Shannon and Matthew Bonner

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