Adolph Walter III

To all of you, my deepest sympathies, you are all in my thoughts and prayers. It is now 11:30 pm on Tuesday and I just found out about Adolph or I would have been there today, I am so sorry. Adolph was a mentor to me, I was always taking advice from him. My years at KFC were happy years and you all helped mold me into the person I became. He will be missed.

As current President of the 20th Armored Division Association, I extend my heartfelt condolences to Mrs. Walter and all of Mr. Walter's family. Mr. Walter was truly a fine gentleman, and I am proud to say, a friend of mine.

I am a distant relative of Adoph. We commnicated by letter several years and each hoped that we would meet at Waltersburg so he could show me how Waltersburg used to be but we never were able to meet. {I was born at Waltersburg} I will miss his good advice and information.

If Adolf was anything like his sister Myrle, then he was smart, talented, loved by many. My sympathies go out to Myrle and all his family. sherry holt

You have our deepest sympathy. We are sorry we are not there to be with you. We are in North Carolina visiting our son and his family.

My condolences to you, Peggy and Myrle, and to all his other family members on his passing. I've a vivid, fun memory of that Sunday dinner some 2 years ago, sharing conversations with him about his military & hardware store and KFC experiences. Again, I'm sorry for your loss.