Mr. William Wesley Walker

Helen, Sherry and Steve,
Words cannot express how sorry I am for your loss of Billy. Our families had many many wonderful times together and I will always cherish those memories. Now he and Daddy can fish and tell tales together.
We love you. You are in our every prayer.
Love you all,
Paula and Terry Hinton

I am truly sorry to hear of Bill’s death. Many of my fondest memories are of fishing with Bill on his beloved Coosa River. I pray that God will comfort each of you in the days ahead.

Dear Walker Family,
My husband, Buddy Blackwell and I, send you our deepest sympathy at the time of your loss.
We knew Bill from the Pell City Airport. Bill was a real asset for the Pell City Airport as he loved to talk and tell stories to all that were there. I was very fond of Bill because while my husband was out in the wild blue yonder, flying his airplane, Bill and I would sit at the FBO and just talk.
He was truly an amazing man and will be fondly missed by all of his...

Bill was a good friend, a great guy, and a wonderful conversationalist - man, the stories he could tell of a life of adventures across the country. He never let his accidental disability slow him down, nor did he complain about his private sufferings. He kept such a sharp wit, and truly loved the people (and pets) around him, and anyone who met him could count themselves as fortunate to have done so - I know I do.