On August 6, 2024, Dallas, Texas bid adieu to a remarkable soul, Walter Jenkins Jr. Born on November 29, 1941 in the serene town of Karnack, Texas, Walter was a man of many facets whose presence in the lives of many will forever be cherished and dearly missed.
In his professional journey, Walter adorned the hat of a laborer for NCH, where his dedication and hard work were a testament to his unwavering commitment to providing for his loved ones.
After attending college, Walter ventured into the prestigious domain of the US Army, where he served as a valiant soldier for his country, a duty he fulfilled with honor and valor. His military service as a proud US Army Vet exemplified his loyalty and devotion to safeguarding the nation he held dear.
Beyond his professional achievements, Walter's true legacy lies in the roles he played as a father, soldier, and beacon of love and charity. To his children, Marcile Jones and Stacy Jenkins, he was not just a parent but an unwavering pillar of strength and guidance. His grandchildren, along with other relatives and friends, will forever cherish the memories of a man who embodied the essence of selflessness and compassion.
Walter Jenkins Jr. will be fondly remembered as an outstanding father, a strong soldier, and a shining example of love and charity. His life was a tapestry woven with threads of resilience, kindness, and unwavering dedication to those he held dear.
As he takes his place among the stars, Walter will be laid to rest alongside his late wife, Alma Joyce Jenkins, where they will reunite in eternal peace, their spirits intertwined for eternity.
In honoring the life and legacy of Walter Jenkins Jr., we are reminded of the profound impact one individual can have on the lives of many. May his memory continue to inspire and uplift those who were fortunate enough to have known him, as we bid farewell to a beloved father, soldier, and guardian of love and charity.
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