Walliegene Carranza

Walli was the last member of my family. Now I am the only one left. Her parents passed, her two oldest brothers passed. Although we did not see things the same I wish her rest in eternal sleep.
Thomas Deth

Her unwavering struggle with Cancer never took away her spirit to help others no matter what. She gave it her all here on this earth and I will always remember the long conversations we had since 2011 through until she moved away from France. Her friendship endures "forever". See you on the other side Sister Healer. Namaste!

I was very saddened to learn of Walli's passing. My wife and I knew Walli when I was stationed in Colorado Springs in the early 2000s. While we never saw Walli again after returning to Canada, we kept in touch over the years. Walli's message of condolence when my wife passed away was the most heartfelt and thoughtful that I received, and speaks to her character. To quote a small part of Walli's message: "Life will never be the same; how can it be? But life will go on and it will not always hurt this way. She wanted you all to live on and so you will. You loved her......the only gift that matters between human beings."

My deepest condolences to Walli's family and friends at this difficult time.

I ll always miss you Wallita:( Thank you for the heart and eye opening moments. Thank you for letting me be part of your path. An unfinished book Walli :(
Wishing strength and support to your loved ones in these grieving days.
Rest in peace my friend.

Even though I didn´t know Walli in person, I heard only best things and the warmest words from my brother Greg and his wife Oksana. God bless your family in this time of sorrow, Walli.
Rest in peace.

Dear Walli:
You brought so much joy to all of us. We missed you when you went away to France. We will miss you always. Rest in peace, Walli, until we meet again.
Annette and Régis

Walli, may your soul be filled with joy and happiness. You are now without pain.

Rip

Celebrating the Fourth of July In Puerto Varato with Wally

Rabbi Walli, I´m looking for the words but truly heartbroken. You will be missed my dear friend.

Dear Wallie, rest in peace! You did so much for so many. You seemed like you lived about 4 or 5 lifetimes, all at once! I only met you one time, long ago in Colorado Springs, at a party. You were friendly and generous. Later, I followed your life, adventures, and missions on Facebook. I know that you had not yet completed everything that you wanted to do, but you left a towering image for how the rest of us should proceed. Your memory is a blessing, and you are a role model for many of us.

Wallie always had time to talk. She offered love and support and more importantly, she offered straight talk woven with compassion. I will miss our conversations and her authentic friendship. Rest well Rabbi. Your memory will always be a blessing

Walli became my friend a few years back. From our first meeting it was as if we had known each other for years. She never met a stranger. She was a kind and giving woman. Passionate about any project she took on. She loved her children and grand children and her pets, Leilah and Ben with her whole heart. There wasn't a time I was around her where she didn't talk about her love for them and the gift they brought to her life.

She will be missed. May her memory be a blessing for all those that knew and loved her.

It was a pleasure to know you, Wallie. Grateful our paths crossed and now we all have another angel in heaven looking out for us.

What a tremendous presence Walli had. She was definitely a 'jack of all trades'. She has made such a indescribable impact on so many people's lives.
She is most remembered for being in the hospital with my family for the birth of my daughter. I remember her telling everyone in the room how the moonlight was shining down on me and how serene it was. She has helped me many times over the years, and I will always appreciate everything.
She will forever be missed.

Attending the Harlem Theater of Dance production in Buffalo. Our second date , a double with her parents. She was stunning both in appearance and presence. She remained both for all her life, lovely and stunning in her intellect, compassion and acceptance of people who held different views. I remember her telling me at the time that " It was easier to tell my parents you were Catholic than to tell them you are a conservative so I told them you were Catholic". God rest her well and may her memory be a blessing as it will be for me.

Walli was my friend. I will miss her. She has given so much love and kindness to so many people.