Patrick Henry Walker Sr.

A good friend and mentor in my younger years. Creative, resourceful, kind and supportive our family. He was a great man in my eyes. Now heaven has him, God bless.

Jenny & Family,

So sorry to hear about your loss. My thoughts and prayers go out to you all. Your dad will stay alive in your heart and memories always.

I love you Grandpa. You made a differance in everyones life. I really enjoyed delivering papers with you, playing chess, and learning the multitude of magic tricks you had everyday. I will miss you greatly, and am very happy that you found it in your heart to forgive me, and i hope you enjoy heaven and give mom a great big hug for me. I LOVE YOU

Cindy and Family,

Please know that you have my deepest sympathy at this time and that I am keeping all of you in my thoughts and prayers.

Joyce Carver

Thank you for allowing me to come into your home and help with Pat's care. I only got to visit with you once but the love that you showed for each other shown through. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Joanne, so sorry to hear about your loss. I hope you find comfort with the fact that he will be well received in heaven and left you with so many family and friends. Take care.

Our sympathies to you all. I graduated from Hazleton High a year ahead of Pat, but he graduated with my late ex-brother-in-law, Dick Hinkle. They were on the swimming team together. We all played ball and swam at the "Y" and we all dated nurses in training at Hazleton Hospital and one Saturday night after taking them back to the nurse's residence, somebody said, "Let's go to New York City for a cup of coffee." So, we did. We had a coffee and a piece of pie at Horn & Hardart's Cafeteria on...