Lemuel J. Walcott

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

I miss you ♥Poppy

To the Walcott family

I would like to extend my deepest sympathy to your family. Although , I have never meet Mr. Walcott personally, your guest book speaks for you. To my daughters grandmother (Monica Whitfield), I am truly sorry to hear about your loss so late. I found it only appropriate to sign the guest book.

To the family of Mr Walcott,
I could not be with
you all in person but, i was with all of you in spirit.

With Love,

RED-Lorenzo

Our Condolances from Council 187, Knights of Peter Claver. It was a pleasure to share time and friendship with Brother Walcott at the Conferences and he great love for the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament in Bensalem. He will be missed and we believe that he has earn his reward, Much Blessing.

Mrs. Walcott and Family

I wanted to express my sympathy to you and your family. Mr. Walcott was a very special person. I do not remember how or where we met. Each year at holiday time he came to my house to collect a basket for a needy family. Sometimes you rode with him. He always sent a lovely thank you and a year would pass before we spoke again. He would talk to us about his ministry and ask to be remembered in our prayers. He appeared to be a gentle man filled with the...

Lemuel was a generous spiritual influence on me. He always had a smile and kind word for Ruby and me. We are sorry that we could not attend the funeral. Please know that his kindness continues to touch many. Tom and Ruby Fett

I worked with Mr. Walcott at the post office . He was always upbeat and positive.Im sure he was a great husband and father.my sympathy for all is family and friends