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Nancy & Don Linke
October 7, 2008
Our family would like to express our deepest sympathy to Walter's family. Walter was a special person in our daughters Magen's life. We met Walter at JABA 4 years ago, and Magen and Walter became the best of pals. Walter looked after Magen like a mother hen. Upon returning from vacation on Sunday, we learned of Walter's passing. Magen has taken Walter's death hard. She will miss her best friend. Walter was truly a remarkable man, always so caring and gentle. We visited him in the Laurel's many times when we wasn't able to attend JABA. Words seem so inadequate to express our sorrow. May his family know that Walter, who touched so many lives are in our thoughs and prayers. Magen truly loved Walter......
Carol Chandross
October 4, 2008
Walter was always cheerful. He attended all of my mother's birthday except the last two. Mom(Rose Levski at OLOP) made it to 103. When her birthdays occurred her great grand child came. Walter reveled in her birth, 3mos. and 3and half years. He always said mom needed to be around to see Luciana come again. He always asked to see luciana's pictures.He would also say Luciana would be an active child, so she would run rings around us. So true.Whenever I was tired or sad he would stop and talk and cheer me up. He was very special.
Tara Travers Demoratz
October 4, 2008
I am so sorry to hear that Walter has passed away. He was a wonderful person. He the unoffical greeter at our Lady of Peace. He always had a "Hello" when you saw him. I remember him calling me "Little Lady" (Eventhough, I was in college.) when I would come to visit my grandparents.
Heaven has a new angel greeting everyone as them come in through the pearly gates.
Karen Oberly
October 3, 2008
Uncle Walter (Unc) always held a very special place in my heart. He was always so caring to me as his niece and the rest of his family. He never had a bad thing to say about anyone. He always put others first. He taught me how to treat people and make others feels special. However, I can honestly say he was the one person on this earth that was the most consistent in doing so. My family has so many great memories of him and we will cherish all of them. When he moved to Virginia after my Aunt Rita passed I continued to keep the contact. I always enjoyed receiving his letters and sending him updated pictures of the family. He always seem to enjoy his home in Virginia because of the care he recieved and his enjoyment of many of his duties he took upon himself to do each day. He loved people. I know that he is in a much better place and his deseased family members are now happy that he is home with them.
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carolyn vliet
October 3, 2008
Dear family of Walter, Walter was loved and appreciated by our family--he always made time to visit my dad and mom when they were all at OLOP together. He even loved seeing my grandchildren come and especially the ones who played the piano. May you have many wonderful memories of this sweet man to help you heal. Fondly,
Carolyn Vliet daughter of Richard and Edna Predmore, sister of Melissa Zuniga and Richard Predmore
Rich Predmore
October 3, 2008
To the friends and family of Walter,
My wife Sharon and sisters Carolyn and Melissa wish to express our deepest sympathies to you. My mother Edna cared much for Walter and enjoyed talking and visiting with him. Every Sunday morning Walter would visit my dad Richard at the Alzheimers Center or Nursing Center and afterwards stop by my mom's room for a chat. Mom would always give Walter a handful of throat losanges which he seem to enjoy. Walter always greeted us warmly during our visits to Our Lady of Peace. He never failed to ask about our children and enjoyed seeing pictures of them and hearing about their lives. While he was at Our Lady of Peace, Walter was certainly the resident good-will ambassador.
Rich Predmore
Cindy Miller
October 2, 2008
October 2, 2008
Dear Family and Friends
I want to offer my sincere sympathy for the loss of this wonderful
man.
To me, he was "Little Mister Pascoe" and he was at the front door of the Laurels of Charlottesville every morning when I arrived at work. Over the past nine months, I can't tell you how many times he made me laugh and smile. He always asked about my family and during the summer, my family was able to come to visit me at work and they had the pleasure of meeting this special person that made me smile. He was coming up the hall a few weeks ago when I came in and he had his Bible and told me he had prayed for me. We often talked about his collection of stuffed friends and I brought him a rabbit during Easter. He brought so much joy to all that were lucky enough to know him.
I will hold his memory close to my heart. I know he is resting in peace.
Sincerely,
Cindy Miller and Family
John E. Travers,R.N.,M.N.
October 2, 2008
Walter's a dearest personal friend and an extended family memember of the Travers'
My Mom Gladys was a long term resident at Our Lady of Peace
and Walter was kind gentleman
to her.
My sisters and brother sent him cards and gifts of various things he needed.
He was so honored to serve mass when my brother would say litury at Our Lady Peace.
Shalom
dearest Walter
you gave us the jovial positive love to us all.
Ellen Phipps
October 2, 2008
I met Walter on my first day of work at the Adult Day Care Center when it was on E. Market street. That was 1994. Walter greeted me with open arms and an open heart like he always greeted everyone. He often helped me set up for the day. Since that day, he remained very dear to me and my family. Walter spent many days at the Center playing games with my two boys, Josh and Jake. After about 7 years, I left the center but, my boys and I continued to visit with Walter at Our Lady of Peace, often on Christmas morning, after the boys opened their gifts they would bring something to Walter. He carried photos of my boys with him, and always asked about my entire family. He cared so much for others. Walter was a very special person, so full of love. His relationship with my children helped them to become the caring adults they now are. We will always remember Walter with fondess and love.
Rev. Gayle Ritchey
October 2, 2008
To Walter's family -
May the Lord comfort you as you grieve the loss of this kind and loving friend to all. He will be greatly missed.
In Christ's Love,
Rev. Gayle
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