Josephine Elizabeth "Jody" Walls

Rest In Peace, my former boss, neighbor and friend. You were the best,we had a lot of fun and laughs.

It was with such saddness that I was informed of Jody's passing. My deepest sympathy to her family and her many, many friends across the country. If you ever met Jody, you would never forget her! Tho it had been a number of years since we'd had contact, re-seeing her at our "band reunions" was one of my highlights. She always seemed to have that wonderful "spirit" about her. We all will truly miss that.

Jody was a dear friend and a fishing buddy. We went on many exciting fly fishing and bass fishing trips. I will miss her dearly. Tulsa has lost a legend, but heaven has gained a wonderful saint!

She was the Band Queen and older than me thus she was in the A-group. I have fond memories of high school and the people who made it memorable...Jody was one. So sorry.

Our condolences to Jody's family and co-workers. We were so sad to hear of Jody's passing. Jody was our neighbor for several years on 19th Street. She was the kindest, most generous, and most fun-loving person we ever met. Jody taught me about cooking and about love, and how to enjoy life to the full. Jack and I will never forget her many kindnesses to us and to our family.
Jody, may our good Lord welcome you to the Heavenly Banquet with joy. And relax; it's been catered already! ...

Jody lived next door to my Parents. She not only was their neighbor but a best friend and stabilizing force for my parents and our family. She was with us for all of our family's most cherished events. We truly loved her and will miss her.

I am so sad that I have just learned of Jody`s death. I would have been in Tulsa to give her family a hug. We were pledge sisters at OSU and that is how it all began. From there Mother,(Margaret) and Bob Clark and Kent and Lisa Hughes became her fans as well as I. I remember she came to cater a bank event in Fairfax, Okla. years ago, a town without a stop light. Her food and presentation were as beautiful and tasty as if she were preparing it for the governor.

Jody never missed...

I remember Jody from Jr. High and High School. She was a sweet girl then, with a ready smile and a sharp wit. I'm sorry we lost contact after High School.
My sympathies to her family and friends.

When I think of Jody I think of a great smile and warm and caring personality. She was kind to everyone she knew and you loved being around her. She will always hold a special place in my heart.
I'm sure the Lord used her in many peoples lives.
Utanah(Stipsky) Williams