Walter-Sparko-Obituary

Walter A. Sparko

Easthampton, Massachusetts

Age 100

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DIED
September 14, 2015
AGE
100
LOCATION
Easthampton, Massachusetts

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Walter A. Sparko, 100, of East Street, passed away on September 14, 2015 at Holyoke Soldiers Home. Born in Easthampton and was the son of the late Stanley and Mary (Persak) Sparko. Walter was married to the late Joan (McCarthy) Sparko who passed away in 1994. He leaves his son, Edward Sparko of...

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Dear Marty & Eddie,
I am so sorry to hear of Walter's passing. It seems I was just looking at photos of his 100 birthday party. He had quite a life and was always a good friend to our family. He is having a very good reunion with his family and many friends.

Dear Martha and Edward and all of Uncle Walter's Family and Friends
Our deepest sympathies are sent to you from afar today. Uncle Walter was a memorable character in our lives - we're remembering both his great sense of humor and responsibility to his family and the legion. We were so honored for the chance to see him a few weeks ago and to celebrate his 100th birthday with him. We hope a century of treasured memories comfort you for years to come.

Our mother Luella extends her deepest sympathy. Our father, former Commander, James "Bud" Finn admired and respected Walter and spoke of him often. Our Dad was proud to call Walter his friend. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family at this difficult time.

In Sympathy, Louella Finn, Karla Jean (Finn) DeLisle, James and Louise Finn, Ora Finn

So sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. May your precious memories guide you through this time. We know there are many!

Uncle Walter's 90th B-Day.

Ed, Martha Jane and family,
Our condolences on Uncle Walter's passing. We have such fond memories of seeing him at the Oxbow where in his 80's was found hard at work pulling giant logs out of the river. He always had a kind word, and we especially enjoyed his stories about his service and dedication to the American Legion. At his 90th birthday celebration we all wished him Sto Lat (May you live to be 100). Well dear uncle, you made it. Now rest in peace.
Judy & Frank

Ed & Martha Jane, This is truly a time of rejoicing looking back at your Dad's life and knowing that he is in the arms of our Lord Jesus Christ. Love to you and your families, Jim & Ani Adams

Ed, Martha, and family, So sorry for your loss. I am glad you had your Dad for so many years. Prayers for all that will miss him. Brenda Wanat Downey

Ed & Martha Jane,
So sorry to hear of your dad's passing. He's laughing with the East Street gang by now, for sure.
Mary Jane (Adams) & Bob Schroeder