Walter J. Fischbach

So sorry to hear of your loss. Thoughts and prayers to you in this sad time.

I wonder if this is the Wally my Grandfather John Baszynski was friends with? My Dad worked for a place here in Wi called Halversons any relation? What a blessing he was able to go on honor flight~ I try to give whenever I see that jar! My Grandfather sure gave me the love of Aviation!

Wayne, I am so saddened by the loss of your father. Whenever I was in your shop and he was there helping out, he brought a smile to my face. He so enjoyed dancing with his dear friend and he would always tell me about that. I am sure he is dusting off his dancing shoes up in heaven and will be getting a new dance troupe going up there. Respectfully, Marilynn Reichel

Spending time with Wally during his last few days here on earth was such a wonderful experience. Having never met Wally before, I was able to see into his life through his children. Learning about his family heritage and his hobbies and business life was very interesting. Caring for him at his bedside to the very end will always have a profound affect on me. My sincerest sympathy to Wayne, Kim, Carol and Diane as you prepare to send your Dad into the heavens to complete his eternal life.

So sorry for the loss of your Father. We met Wally through Miriam. They were so much fun and he was such a kind and loving person. We are friends of Susan and Michael Halversons. Know that you have our condolences and we are so pleased that we got to know your Father. Bob and Pat Matson, Clermont, Florida

Wally was one of the most interesting and kindest men I have ever known. He had quit a life story. He has a wonderful family and has been a large part of my Mother's (Marion Gade) family the past 7 years. Wally and Marion enjoyed dancing, playing cards, bowling, going to the YMCA and traveling together. He will be missed by many, but no one as much as Marion, who had a massive stroke April 11, 2016 and resides at the Charleston House. Wally didn't miss a day visiting and taking her for a walk...

I enjoyed visiting with Wally when I preached at Hillside Manor and he brought the residents in or when I saw him in the locker room at the YMCA. Had a nice chat as usual with him the morning before his stroke. We can be confident that his soul is now with the Lord through faith in his Savior, Jesus Christ.

Wayne, Carol, Kim & Diane: Please accept Frank and my condolences on Uncle Wally's passing (my last uncle). We won't be able to make it to the visitation/service, but know that you're in our thoughts and prayers.

It is with a heavy heart that I extend my sincere sympathy to Carol, Wayne and Jan, Diane, Kim and Vanessa. The passing of this dear man has to be so difficult. He was so full of kindness and always remained good friends each time our paths crossed. He will be sorely missed by all. He was a pillar to his family, friends, community and to all those he knew. May he rest in peace. Again, my condolences to you all.