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Patrick Meehan
August 15, 2002
Words cannot describe this type of tragedy. Wally will forever be remembered as one of the greatest athletes to ever wear the purple and gold. His efforts on and off the field are an inspiration to everyone. He will be missed!
Billy and Vicky Arbelle
August 13, 2002
Words are difficult to express the sorrow we feel at the loss of your son, Wally, Jr. He was and is an inspiration to all young men and women everywhere.
Maunsel White
August 7, 2002
Dear Wally and Terry, We were shocked and saddened by the terrible news delivered by a guest visiting us. It's like losing a family member since we watched Wally grow up and blossom into such a fine young man. Words can't express what you must be going through.Our prayers are with you.Maunsel and Karen White
johnny lee
August 4, 2002
am touched by the passing of a truly decent person who touched so many by his goodness.
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