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Fr. Leon Hutton
April 11, 2008
Dr. Walsh was our family doctor when we arrived in Camarillo in 1963. For a ten year old, doctor visits are never easy but his kindness and gentleness made the experience bearable. In addition, his large family were a special part of my growing up in the early years of Camarillo. Their father was a generous man of deep faith and compassion.
Along with his family practice, Dr. Walsh made weekly visits to attend the needs of the seminarians at St. John's Seminary. He provided healing and comfort along with a bed side manner then that many wish was found today. May he be at peace.
Bill Maxwell
April 6, 2008
We are so sorry to hear of Bill's passing. I remember with fondness the eleven years he and I practiced medicine together.
Bill and Lois Maxwell
Peggy (Knecht) Coy
April 1, 2008
Dear Ann,
We are sorry to read about Bill's death. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and the family.
Love, Peggy (Knecht) Coy and Bill Coy
Lindsey Carlson
March 24, 2008
The joys of our life, our four children, came to us through the dedicated care of Dr. William Walsh. His name was placed on the altar of Monsignor Ruscitto in Traver, California many years ago with our gratitude. He has been and will continue to be remembered weekly in the traditional mass.
With our deepest sympathy to Mrs. William Walsh and family.
Russell and Lindsey Carlson
Tehachapi
Jennifer McClintock, RN
March 24, 2008
Dear Ann & family
It was a wonderful opportunity for me to be able to help Bill during this last year of his life. Dr. Walsh was a very dear man. Ann, you are such a strong lady, and I wish only the best for you and your family in the years to come. Bill will certainly be missed.
Sincerely,
Jennifer McClintock, RN
Optimal Hospice
Ann Loyola
March 24, 2008
Dr. Walsh was the founder of our community's hospice program. He trained nurses, volunteers, and staff. He also served as our physician's peer review administrator, gratis. When I think of our small rural hospital, and how far we've come, I know that we've been extremely fortunate to have Dr. Walsh and his wife Ann as guardian angels. I know I speak for all of us here at Teton Valley Hospital when I say, "It's been an honor, Dr. Walsh. God Bless."
Helen Andrews
March 23, 2008
We remember all the kindness Dr. Walsh showed my family when he was our family physician.
Carl & Cathy Barringer
March 23, 2008
Lots of precious old memories from when we were all so young.
Such a special couple!
Fondly,
Carl & Cathy Barringer
Angelique Estrada
March 22, 2008
Dr. Walsh,
May you rest in peace. Heaven has just received an earthly Angel. You guided me to this earth on my birthday, stitched my forehead and vaccinated me against disease.
Thank you for your healing touches.
Angelique Estrada
Sheila Krishnaswamy
March 22, 2008
Sure and it was more than Irish luck to have a big brother like you. May St. Patrick guide you and protect you.We will miss you. Love, your little Sis, Sheila
Rebecca Villa-Winsett
March 22, 2008
Dr. Walsh and his family were mentors to my parents and our family with their deep Catholic faith and social conscience. I attended schools with Sheila, and I will keep you all in my prayers.
Margaret Daly
March 22, 2008
Dear Ann and family:
May many good memories remain with all of you. Bill enjoyed life and shared with so many. Surely he's resting peacefully.
Our love,
Napa cousins, Margaret & Jim Daly and Family.
Marianne Friedlein Dennin
March 21, 2008
What a wonderful man!! I can't even begin to imagine the lives he has touched over the years with his bright eyes, quick whit and healing hands. Dr Walsh was my pediatrician in the 50's and my daughter, Kelly (Farner) King, was one of his last deliveries at Pleasant Valley Hospital in May 1976 before he moved to Palmdale. He often spoke of how difficult it would be to leave the community he had taken care of for so many years but he also looked forward to a new adventure as he moved on. May the wonderful memories of your husband, father & grandfather bring you comfort during this difficult time.
Kay and Ken Conger
March 21, 2008
Dr. Walsh, my Hero!! Ken and I arrived in Camarillo in 1961, me eight month's pregnant. Newly married and not knowing a soul, Dr. Walsh was our first friend. He subsequently delivered all three of our kids and let us pay what we could each month; usually $5. He then kept all five of us well and healthy for the next 15 years. I'm sure there are many stories like ours. What a guy!! He'll be greatly missed.
Katie Colla
March 21, 2008
Uncle Bill-
I will never forget your loving and caring ways. Ventura County will Never forget you.
From this little Irish lass~
Charles Felsenthal
March 21, 2008
Like many Camarillo kids of the 1950s and 1960s, I was Dr. Walsh's patient for many years, as were my parents. He kept me going through my teens and twenties, and I last saw him as a patient when I was nearly 30 and about to move to the East Coast. He was a first-rate family physician and a fine man, and I'm grateful to have known him.
William Magee
March 21, 2008
Dear Mrs Walsh and family, sincere condolences in the loss of your beloved husband ,father grandfather and great grandfather.The gentleman held a special place in our family as he delivered my son and daughter in St JOHNS in Oxnard in ,65 & 67 .My motherin law was Lily Powell who was the Walsh housekeeper for many years, and she dearly loved the Walsh family. Our prayers and thoughts are with all of you in your sadness. The road will rise to meet him and God has him in the Palm of his hand.God bless William (Billy) Magee and wife Marj
Julia Snell
March 21, 2008
Dear Ann and Family
My deepest sympathy. Love and prayers---Dr. Walsh was our Dr.
fm "54 to"57 and again "66 and on---
In "56 he delivered my 2nd child---
I think $100. at St.J. and office fees
were $3. a visit. Never have had a
Dr. anywhere like him--God bless you and yours.
Jo Anne Simmons
March 21, 2008
My deepest sympathy to you, Ann, and your family.
Dr. Walsh was our wonderful family physician in Camarillo in the 50's and 60's. He delivered my two children, Teresa and Mark Wimberly in 1956 & 1958 in St. John's Hospital....before the Pleasant Valley Hospital was built.
You may remember my parents, Nina and Alfred Higgins, Dad was the owner of Higgins Market in Camarillo. Dad and Bill sometimes played golf together.
Dr. Walsh was an excellent physician and a highly respected in the community.
With warm memories of the good doctor.....God bless.
Jo Anne Higgins Simmons
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