Walter R. ZEPF

Dear Eileen,Jim,Nancy,Ellen,&Paul.
I didn't find out until Saturday about Wallys passing. He was a good & honest man. I have many fond memories from those distant summer days, one in particular involving Wally. I was in your front yard practicing my home run swing with my brand new Louisville slugger when it slipped out of my hands and flew into the front of your house with the force of a tommahawk missle! Within 3 seconds Wally exploded through the front door with a look in his eyes...

Dear Eileen,
I know it wasn't by chance that I was searching the obituaries for someone else and learned that Wally has gone to be with the Lord. Whenever I think of you two a smile crosses my face. I know the angels in heaven are rejoicing and please know I'll be praying for you during this difficult time.

So sorry for your loss. Deepest sympathies from the entire Ritter (Ironmonger) family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Although it has been many years since I have seen anyone in the family, some of my fondest memories as a teenager was at your home when you lived in Madisonville. My deepest heartfelt sympathy to all in the family.

Dear Jim & Debbie: I know we have lost track of each other over the last 14 years, since we moved from Forest Run Drive, but Don and I want to extend our deepest sympathy to you and your family.

Don & Linda Smith
Loudon, TN