Ezell Walker

Jackie,
My condolences. Though I did not get to know you both as well as I would have liked, Ezell made a lasting impression. His work with a prison ministry was touching. My daughter and I had an opportunity to discuss his ministry and I was struck by his compassion and his realistic view. When he and Bill Bramer rode their bikes out to Montana, I was impressed with his stamina at 70, his strength, and willingness to go on a journey still. I thought of him as a gentle giant. ...

I wish I could have gone to the funeral today, Jackie. Ezell was such a dear, special friend who I loved so much. God be with you and the family and give you peace and comfort. You are in my heart and prayers.

Wendy, My thoughts are with you and your family at this difficult time.

Wendy,
May Ezell's sole forever rest in peace.
Your dad was a patient of mine at Wm. F. Green Veterans Home. Semper Fi brave sole

Wendy, I'd like to send my deepest condolence to you and family. What a fulfilling and beautiful life your dad has had! May he rest in peace and love.

Ezell was a fine gentleman. I remember his wonderful sense of humor and his down to earth common sense. He blessed my life. Terrie Wacker

I send you my deepest sympathy over the loss of your Dad, Wendy. Please pass condolences on to the rest of the Walker family, Greg and the kids.

Jackie & Family, Ezell meant a lot to me during our times at St. Luke's, Cursillo and Kairos! I was always happy to see both of you and please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers! Great guy! God bless, Bill Carr