Samuel J. Walker Sr.

So sorry to hear about Sam. My heart goes out to the whole family. He was a great man. I'm richer for having known him.

I will miss you uncle Sammy.. rip love always your niece Carolyn walker

I first met Sam when he started with the Alaska Railroad as a Boiler Maker. He could do just about anything with a torch and a welding machine. He helped me with some body work on a couple of cars over the years and we had a lot of fun working together. He taught me a few thing about body work that have helped me a lot. My wife and I went overseas to work in the early ninety's, and we lost track of Sam and his family. We did talk once about a year ago, but that was the last. He was the most positive person that I have ever met. He will be missed by everyone that has ever known him.

Jerry & Nan Peters
jfpeters@alaska.net

Mr.Walker was indeed a great person and friend to all that knew him Sam Jr and the entire family it is with my deepest sympathy to you all MAY GOD BLESS AND FOREVER KEEP YOU ALL IN HIS EVER LOVING ARMS

I was stationed with Sam at Elmendorf in the late sixties and early seventies. Sam was one of the most positive and caring person that I have had the opportunity to call my friend. Sam will be missed by all who's lives he has touched. I remember Sam telling me he could weld anything except a broken heart and the crack dawn. You are now in good hands brother.