Dallas, Texas
1922 - 2011
Walker, Reba Katherine Born August 2, 1922 and passed away January 23, 2011. Born and raised in Dallas and served children in the DFW area for many years as an Education Diagnostician. She studied at ASU, TCU and TWU and taught and mentored graduate students at her Alma Mater and at Child Study...
Read MoreI worked for Dr. Walker at the Child Study Center. She had great compassion toward the children she helped and their parents. I worked for her at a particularly difficult time in my life and her understanding and concern was remarkable. I think of her still and feel blessed to have known her.
Ruth James
January 23, 2021 | Benbrook, TX | Coworker
We loved Reba and Linus and will always cherish our memories of our special neighbors across the street.
Joe & Kathy Evans
September 07, 2011 | Arlington, TX
Birdsongs in heaven for a wonderful person whose Life List encompasses far more than the avian. Today is the official RSPB Garden Bird Count in Scotland; we'll do it your memory.
Noll Gayre
January 30, 2011 | Scotland
I have enjoyed the pleasant experience of working for Dr. Walker for over twenty years. She was a joy to talk to and offered good advice and thoughtful words. I will miss her and remember her friendship.
Bill Manning, Manning Electric
Bill Manning
January 29, 2011 | Arlington, TX
"There is a sacredness in tears:They are not the mark of weakness,but of power:they are messages of overwhelming grief and unspeakable love".-Washington Irving. I remember as a volunteer at Child Study Center years ago, how kind and patient she was with me.
Roivon Evans-Moore
January 29, 2011 | Fort Worth, TX
So sorry for your loss. Your mother was a very special lady and I feel privilaged to have known her.
I know you have many, many special memories that you can recall from day to day.
Jan Wood, East Texas Trekkers
January 29, 2011
I worked for Dr Walker many years ago at the Child Study Center. I was going through a very difficult time in my life and she was so wonderfully supportive of me. Working for her was an honor and a priviledge and she was one of the most inspiring ladies I have ever known. I admired her greatly and I'm certain everyone who knew her felt the same way. She was an exceptional person and I have not known anyone like her since. Her family has my greatest sympathy on her loss. Ruth James
Ruth James
January 29, 2011 | Ft Worth, TX
You were my teacher, my mentor, my friend. You will never know how much you have done for me in preparing for a career as a professional educational diagnostician. You taught me to value all children. You shared your beautiful thoughts through your poetry. You will be missed. Ardia
January 29, 2011
