Walter E. "Walt" Kellogg Jr.

I went to the Davenport school with Walter and his siblings... I am one of the sroczyk twins.. think we were a year behind. I'm now in New Brunswick Canada.. Kathryn Sroczyk Richard.. Sad that Walter has passed at such a young age.. God bless his family and friends.

Holly - My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this very difficult time. May your dad rest in peace <3

I first met Walt in 1974 while dating my future wife Dianne Chapin, who's parents lived on Old Chesterfield Rd and both could see each other houses. Walt's first impression of me was a "Long Haired Hippee". Well, it was the 70's. During the early years Walt and I became friends and that enclued all of the Kellogg families, as his other two brothers had built houses on either side of Walt and Bonnie. Dianne and I got married in 1877 and in 1981 moved into our newly built house. Now the fun...

It is difficult to pick a particular time or event that will explain how important Uncle Junie was in my life because he was always there. He was always there with a smile, a kind encouraging word or a helping hand. He was one of the best uncles a child could ask for. His home was always open and his family always welcoming and generous. The world has lost a wonderful man. I will miss you.

I met Walt in 1974, when I was meet my future wife Dianne Chapin. His first reclanation of me was a long haired hippie, for I had shoulder lenght hair. Dianne promised him that she would kick him in the shins, as she had done som many times as a child, watching Walt built his house if he continued. I guess the horror of that happening put an end to his opinion of me and thus started 39 years of so so many great times. Dianne and I married in 1977 and built our house across from here family...

Walter E. Kellogg. I met Walt in 1974, when I was dating my future wife Dianne Chapin. Out of the service since 1973, I had shoulder lenght hair and Walt would mention to Dianne about why she was dating a long haired hippie. This would be the start of a long and loving friendship with Walt. He introduced me to Friday night poker games at the LeDuc's house. Dianne and I got married in 1977 and moved into our new house in 1981. Most of my memories of Walt start around this time. mainly I...

The world has lost a truly taleted and caring individual. The love he had for his family was evident in his every simle. Even though, like many of us, he had a hard time expressing it.
My deepest sympathies go out to the Kellog family.