Walter Kase

I still think about Walter´s story so often. So much love to him and his family

I had the distinct pleasure and honor to meet Mr. Kase while I was a teacher at Hamilton Middle School in Cypress. He is an inspiration to all for many reasons. Oh, if we could all live our lives based on his example of selflessness, kindness, strength and compassion - what a change we could ignite! R.I.P.

Dear Dad -- Although we lost you five years ago today, your presence, thoughts, words, and deeds will continue to inspire and live on forever in the hearts and minds of your family, friends, and fans. I miss you and think of you every day with endless love and appreciation, and I am so grateful for the good fortune and great honor of being your son. I Love You, Kenny

We will always love and cherish Walter as one of our first speakers
at our annual Kristallnacht Memorial.

On the Today show on channel 2 there was a story of the Holocost and. It made me Remember this wonderful man that I met in the 1974 . I worked at a Gibsons store in Conroe Texas . Walter was a jewelry salesman and would sale his wares to us . He was such a joy to work with . We would go to lunch together and I was so interested in his stories of what he and his family went through . He made me realize how lucky we are to live without having to go through the Holacost that he experienced with...

I me Walter in 1988 and was immediately captured by his eloquence and kindness. We did business together and often chatted at to Houstonian, where we were both members. My most poignant recollection of these conversations occurred when we were chatting and he first let me know of his tragic past. During this conversation I asked if he would be willing to share more fully what occurred. At first, I thought it strange that he would ask me if I really wanted to know. Of course, I said (still...

In 1999, Walter and Chris spent their 25th wedding anniversary with us by telling his story at our annual Kristallnacht Memorial. The next morning, Walter called us to say it was one of the best decision he had ever made. Love to Walter and Chris. Dr. Richard and Peggy Booker

I had the great honor of meeting Mr. Kase and hearing him speak twice, once in middle school and once in high school. Its been almost 12 years now but I can remember that Mrs. McGowan never let him leave with a Hershey Chocolate.

Around this time every year it seems, I think about Mr. Kase and I can still hear his voice in my mind urging me to "Go home today and hug your parents and tell them you love them".
I hope he knew how profound an effect his kindness and his words had on...

I met mr kase when i was in junior high school he said you dont live in the past you
Are just making sure we dont forget. Then i asked him how come some of the survivors dont talk about it he said for some of them it is to painful.