3 Entries
Doris Mitchell
August 14, 2011
The world has lost a wonderful man, "stubborn as a Mule sometimes" but that came with the "Walker name" Ha
But he left a wonderful legacy behind his three living daughters Georgia, Patti, and Barbara,his Grandchildren and Greatgrandchildren.
My Heart will always be with you.
Love and Condolence to you all.
Aunt Doris
Helen Walker
August 2, 2011
You girls won't remember us, but Johnny and your dad were first cousins. Johnny Walker, in Missouri. Your dad lived with them until he graduated, after his folks moved to Tucson. I remember the story of your dad driving off in an old car...and his Uncle Fred telling him he would be okay, if he would just drive slowly. He made it okay. Johnny and I moved to Tucson in 1959 and your mom and I were both pregnant at the same time. We loved both of them, and remember all you girls. By the way....we also have four daughters! Condolences and love to you girls. Your dad was great.
Helen and Johnny Walker
August 2, 2011
Your two son-in-laws thank you for the gifts of your daughters. Mike Linderman and Steve Plante
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