Sunday, March 7, 2021
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Uncle Walt,
I know our lives on earth come to an end at some point. You always think you have more time to plan and do things but God intervenes sometimes for a greater plan. What hurts is the loss left behind when God takes his children back home. The loss of a man who yes, had a stubborn side and yes had a temper at times but was the embodiment of what human compassion was. He was kind but spoke it like it was and wasn't sorry about it. He was the life of the party, the comedian and Comforter when times got tough and always there to fight along side of you. You taught me so much about life and love uncle Walt, words cannot express how much you touched my heart, my life and memories. I will never forget your rough but loving handshakes and talks outside, the fire side chats and cold beers and laughs. I love you uncle Walt and until we meet again, there's always a place at the table and in my heart for you.
