Walter Anthony Kubas

Miss you Walt, Old Ranch was a different neighborhood when you were here. You were a good neighbor and friend, think of you daily when I drive in and out of ORR. Rest easy my friend, Mariann, Bob and Thomas Williamson

I worked with Walt in Arrowhead Resident Post from 1969 until he left in 1971. We were friends and neighbors. A good guy!
May God rest his soul and bless his family.

I have loved you from the age of 19 years and love you still at the age of 63 years. You leaving this world made no difference in the love I have for you.

Tony was such a good brother and man--he had the gift to make friends easily and oh, how he could tell an embellished story to pull your leg or to make you laugh. He took such good care of Patty, his wife, as she suffered so long from the ravages of Alzheimer's disease. We love him, we miss him.

I will alway remember Tony for the dedication and love he showed to his wife Patty. Under that rough exterior was a very kind soul.

He always had a smile on his face and a glint in his eye! He was an amazing uncle. He spent time with us as youngsters. The card games and family gatherings as a young child were always fun when Uncle Tony was around. He even taught me how to ride a horse. As a young adult, he would visit me in college and take me out to dinner. And, as an adult he supported me through quite a few difficult times. He always had a loving heart for his family and friends. He was an amazing human. I hope he is having a beer right now with my dad. We will all miss you Uncle Tony but we won't forget you!

Christy

Uncle Tony (this is how I think of him) was a wonderful uncle. Some of my best and earliest memories include him baby sitting me in San Jose, California when my parents were young. Some of my most recent memories include him teaching me how to discipline my lab puppy. He sent me a leash with strict instructions to "keep that puppy in line". I will always have VERY FOND memories of my Uncle Tony. Uncles are unique family members - I was blessed to have Uncle Tony in my life.
Cyndi Kuehler

Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever. We drive by 120 Old Ranch Rd. many times every day and always think of Walt & Patty. We were neighbors for many years. we have fond mermories of the caring hand he had with his wife Pat. My son and I enjoyed our visits with Walt & Patty on our walks down the road. With a heavy heart we are sad of your loss.