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Charles Lee Walker
February 20th, 1941 - November 21st, 2020
February 20th, 1941 - November 21st, 2020
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Sherry Stewart
My mom, Jo Nell Shank, were just talking about you today. What great memories we all have of you Charlie. People like you don’t get forgotten. Always being there for people when we needed help or just to hang out and you always making us laugh. My dad and you always joking and cutting up. Gosh how many stories my dad had about you, I know ya’ll are hang out up in heaven. Anyway… we all miss you.
Mark Walker

She'll know you through stories. I wish you could have held her.
Mark
Today, in particular, sucked. I missed you a lot. I thought about you most of the day. I pulled the girls around the yard on a sled with the 4-wheeler. You always get a kick out of my stories about Taylor and the girls. Knowing I wasn't going to tell you and hear you laugh - I couldn't get it out of my head. It's feeling more real. Different than two weeks ago. You can come back anytime. I give.
Mark
Miss our chats.
Mark Walker

Miss you, dad. Wish I could talk to you again.
Michelle Walker
Dad, I had just talked to you the day before and I was going to call you the next morning. Instead I received a phone call from brother saying you were found down by your shop, on the ground and not breathing. What did that mean?! NOT Breathing.. why wasn’t someone giving you mouth to mouth, why wasn’t someone at least trying!!! I knew why, but didn't want to mentally go there. Am was on her way, flying down the road to get to you. Then I got the call confirming what I already knew, I went numb . . . You were by 1st best friend. You always listened and offered sound advise and sometimes I took it. Other times… well, you were there to help me pick up the pieces. You were the Dad who could do anything, a super hero really. You could fix it, build it and make it from scratch. You had more stories and jokes than anyone I knew. You lived your life the way you wanted and allowed us to live ours. And of course, you always had an opinion about it. I remember when Melanie was born and you gave her a bouquet of roses. You said you wanted to be the first guy to give her flowers. I’m thankful you were her Grandpa Charlie. In our last talk, you said you were so proud of her and had a great conversation with her just days before. I’m thankful for all the things you enjoyed prepared me for. I am Charlie Walker’s daughter and I’m bulletproof…but right now I could really use one of your hugs and your low, deep voice telling me, “You’ll be fine Sis.” I miss and love you. Michelle Me-Shell
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