WARDELL-BAKER-Obituary

WARDELL GLADEN BAKER

North Chesterfield, Virginia

Jul 4, 1941 – Jan 2, 2020

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BORN
July 4, 1941
DIED
January 2, 2020
LOCATION
North Chesterfield, Virginia
CHARITY
American Cancer Society

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Colonel Wardell Gladen Baker (USA, Ret.), of North Chesterfield, Virginia, 78, passed away at his home peacefully on January 2 after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Wardell was born in Suffolk, Virginia on July 4, 1941, to the late Obediah Gladen and Thora Virginia Baker. Influenced by...

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Have fond memories of his time at SVTC while our son was there. Mr. Baker was sure a part of our appreciation during that time with his interest and truthfulness with my wife and I. The last time I saw him was at McDonalds in South Richmond or Chesterfield County. He was just as friendly and nice then as he was at SVTC. Thank of him often and was so glad to have known him.
Margie and Bobby Tuck, parents of Eric Tuck from...

Mr. Baker's Family:

Sure sorry to hear of Mr. Baker's passing. He was a true gentleman. We knew him at SVTC during the time he was employed there. He was a true friend to the families of the residents there.
My wife and I had contact with him many times as our son was a resident there for 40 years. We shall never forget his kindness and understanding during that period of his life. Thank you for sharing him with us during that time.
Margie & Bobby...

We are sorry to hear of Wardell's passing. May your memories of him be of comfort and joy.

Sorrowfully,
Dorothy Stokes
Faye L. Stokes

My heartfelt condolences to the Baker family. May God strengthen and comfort you . Wardell was the guy many of us admired and respected.

Love,

Elvira Stokes Tyler

Dearest Tony--We all miss you at Army TENCAP! Please let your family know that we are all praying for peace in your hearts during this time. Your Dad was a special man, what wonderful memories. The Torch is passed to you all now to let your Dad live through his children and grandchildren and great grand-children. Love to All, Anna Bananas and the Hyde Family

My condolences to the Baker family. I met Wardell at Virginia State University. He was a great individual who was always positive and upbeat. Mankind has lost a great soul.

Our sincere condolences goes out to the Baker family on the loss of your love one. Remember "Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning."-Psalm 30:5. Praying for your strength in the Lord.

My deepest condolences to the Baker family.

I'm sorry for the passing of your loved one, Wardell. May the God of peace and comfort strengthen the family during this difficult time.