My paternal Grandpa, whom I never got to know.
Walter Wallace Walker Sr. was born on March 31, 1890 in Flora IN, to Alfred Newton Walker and Mary Ellen Pullen Walker. He was married to Dortha Johnson, and they had seven children, Fern Eloise, John Alfred, Norma Lee, Walter Wallace Jr, Alma Fayetta, Alva Ray and Charles Wayne.
He was a farmer, and later worked for Southern Railroad Shops.
He passed away from a heart attack on Dec 10, 1960. He was 70 years old.
Special thanks to Paul Williams for sponsoring this memorial, it means a lot to me!
Walter Wallace Walker Sr. was born on March 31, 1890 in Flora IN, to Alfred Newton Walker and Mary Ellen Pullen Walker. He was married to Dortha Johnson, and they had seven children, Fern Eloise, John Alfred, Norma Lee, Walter Wallace Jr, Alma Fayetta, Alva Ray and Charles Wayne.
He was a farmer, and later worked for Southern Railroad Shops.
He passed away from a heart attack on Dec 10, 1960. He was 70 years old.
Special thanks to Paul Williams for sponsoring this memorial, it means a lot to me!
My paternal Grandpa, whom I never got to know.
Walter Wallace Walker Sr. was born on March 31, 1890 in Flora IN, to Alfred Newton Walker and Mary Ellen Pullen Walker. He was married to Dortha Johnson, and they had seven children, Fern Eloise, John Alfred, Norma Lee, Walter Wallace Jr, Alma Fayetta, Alva Ray and Charles Wayne.
He was a farmer, and later worked for Southern Railroad Shops.
He passed away from a heart attack on Dec 10, 1960. He was 70 years old.
Special thanks to Paul Williams for sponsoring this memorial, it means a lot to me!
Walter Wallace Walker Sr. was born on March 31, 1890 in Flora IN, to Alfred Newton Walker and Mary Ellen Pullen Walker. He was married to Dortha Johnson, and they had seven children, Fern Eloise, John Alfred, Norma Lee, Walter Wallace Jr, Alma Fayetta, Alva Ray and Charles Wayne.
He was a farmer, and later worked for Southern Railroad Shops.
He passed away from a heart attack on Dec 10, 1960. He was 70 years old.
Special thanks to Paul Williams for sponsoring this memorial, it means a lot to me!
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