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Dr. Harold "Pete" Walker Ph.D.

Canton, Ohio

Feb 5, 1927 – Feb 24, 2021 (Age 94)

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BORN
February 5, 1927
DIED
February 24, 2021
AGE
94
LOCATION
Canton, Ohio

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Dr. Harold "Pete" Walker, PhD age 94, of Navarre, passed away Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2021. He was born on a family farm near Louisville, OH, on February 5, 1927, to the late Donald and Della (Oyster) Walker. He was a 1945 graduate of Louisville High School and immediately entered the United States...

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By now I'm sure you are visiting with my mother (Ruth) and my father (Ron). I hope you are all resting in peace and are all happy to be reunited.

I still think of Harold Walker (Pete) very often. I miss his kindness and his smile when I would visit OH from NC.

Dr. Walker was such a wonderful man and we felt so fortunate to have had the opportunity to get to know him while members of Strasburg United Methodist Church. We so appreciated his contributions to our Tuesday morning Bible Study and feel so very blessed to have known him. Our deepest sympathy to his family.

The Walker Family:

May God comfort you during this time of sorrow, I had the privilege of having Dr. Walker as my professor for several classes when I attended Malone College. He was a gentleman's gentlemen. He was always upbeat about life and had kind word for everyone. Rest in peace my Friend.

On behalf of the members, trustees and staff of the Ohio School Boards Association, please accept our deepest sympathies. Public education has lost strong supporter and more importantly, a true friend. Pete changed countless lives and will be missed. We are sorry for your loss but hope that your memories will bring you comfort. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Group of 10 Memorial Trees

One did not work "for" Dr. Harold Walker, but rather "with" Dr. Walker
-- I had that privilege while employed by the Canton City Schools. A talented educator and administrator who dedicated his entire life to education, he also was a kind and humble man who lead by example. Stark County is a better place because of him. My sympathies to his family and may God bless and comfort all of his loved ones. --Bill Kopka

Mr. Walker was my History teacher at Canton South his first year of teaching in 1954. He was the absolute best teacher I ever had. There were days he would walk in the class and tell us to close our books, we're just going to talk. There had been something that triggered a teaching moment, more important than what was in the book. Thank you Mr. Walker! We will be praying for the family!
Jim Morton "Class of 57"

We are incredibly grateful for Dr. Walker's life and legacy. Thinking of his family and friends during this time.