Walter D. "Walt" Faulk

Bob always said Walt was the best boss he had in his 37 yrs. at HD. May they both rest in peace!-- Bear´s wife (Sue)

Great friend and Best boss I have had. Bear

Walt was my Husband, Love of My Life, Rock and Best Friend! I miss him so much.

Words can not express how wonderful all the love and support has been from all!

I feel Walt's loving arms around me each day, and may Jesus hold him in his loving arms until I get there and we can be together once again.

Walt if you are reading these, Roy has been a very good boy but misses his daytime buddy.

Dear Nancy, I wanted to let you know how saddened I am for Walt's passing. He was a kind, caring,compassionate man. He was a fantastic friend to me, as well as Harold, never judging and always encouraging us to do better. I still remember the good times we had at the Rum Cellar, where you two first met. Life was so much simpler then...enjoying a beer together, sharing a laugh and life in general. Cherish the time you had together loving each other, enjoying your grand children and great...

Walt was my boss at the PDC Harley Davidson plant about eleven years ago. He was one of the best bosses I had, a fair and honest man, a good man to work for. The world would be a better place with more men like Walt. Please accept my deepest sympathies. Patrick McNair

Our sympathy to you ,Nancy. our thoughts are with you at this time. Walt was a good friend and the best boss. unfortunately, we are in Aruba at this time and will be unable to attend services. Bob Knasinski (Bear) and Sue

I know you don't know me but you had a grandmother named Esther she has a sister named Nancy Zeck Marlier, I'm her granddaughter Jennifer, I just would like to know a little more about your family for my genealogy book and myself. Your in my thoughts contact me on Facebook if you'd like.

Nancy, we are so sorry to hear of Walt's passing - he was a good man, and the world will miss him. I always marveled at his humility - after a lifetime of succeeding at most things he tried, he was always so humble. When I asked Walt to do something, big or small, he was like the TV commercial, "consider it done" We wish you well as you find your way forward. Mark and Karen Tuttle