Gary-Walker-Obituary

Gary M. Walker

Akron, Ohio

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Gary Walker, 79, passed away on July 20, at Akron City Hospital. Gary was born in Akron on October 9, 1931 to the late William and Flora Walker and had been a lifetime resident. Gary graduated from Central High School and later went on to serve his country as a member of the U.S. Air Force during...

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I was able to play with Uncle Gary via Uncle Herbie. Herbie and Gary would come to the nursing home where I was healing and visit with me. I was honored that the 2 of them cared enough about me to put me into their schedule. I also introduced their Grand Grand, maybe another grand, nephew, Calvin to them and the 4 of us would hang out in the garage piddlin with things and I have some wonderful pictures of them and Calvin. He will not remember you as he is only 6 but I will cherish the...

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Becky and Connie, Debi and Marcy,
I was thinking of you all and wondered how you were all doing, then I saw Gary's name in the paper on the same day. I am sorry for your loss. I remember him always quiet and smiling. I was your neighbor on Newton Street growing up.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Uncle Gary and Family - Cousin KURRY stole my lines .......I too remember Uncle Gary coming home from Korea - he was the handsomest man I had ever seen.....and the way he could play a piano.. ...good times ....my love Lyn Walker Gwinn and family

We were prilvileged to know Gary & Betty also.Gary was a very careing an good person .He will be missed Wanda CUT & DRY

Dear Becky and Connie,
Uncle Gary was always good to the (4) of us. I can still see him coming home in his Air Force uniform looking so handsome. He was the Cats Meow!!!
When he was around us , we were always HAPPY. We wanted him to be our father. May you both find peace in his passing.
All my love, Kerry

For Gary's Family
I miss him already. Such a wonderful neighbor and a privilege to have known him. Yes, a bit old fashioned but that was one of the good qualities. Gary, I hope to see you and Betty again one day.

Dear Connie, after having read about what a fine man your dad was, I can only assume these traits come through your way. May God give you strength in the days to come. I too knew this exact loss, and may his memory be eternal. Em