Clarence Benny Walker

Birth date: Mar 23, 1949 Death date: Jun 4, 2023

Mr. Clarence Benny Walker, age 74, passed away on Sunday, June 4, 2023, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He was born to Mr. Veo Walker and Mrs. Isabelle (Wilder) Walker, on Wednesday, March 23, 1949, in Widener, Arkansas. He was married to Mis Read Obituary

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Tomeka Walker

119w ago

Dad Walker -

Your presence as a father and a husband is one of the reasons I accepted your son Virgil’s invitation to court when we began dating.

I am thankful for the legacy of diligence and responsibility that you have instilled in your son.

I am thankful to have known you and to have experienced your kind spirit and your gregarious personality! You never met a stranger and always made those who were in your presence feel welcomed.

I am fu of gratitude that our three children (Princess, Princeton and Price) have also benefitted from your example of being a present father and husband through their dad.

Thank you for your prensence in this earth. You will be missed.

Rest easy, kind Soldier

Your Daughter-in-law,
Tomeka Walker

Tomeka Walker

119w ago

Dad Walker -

Your constant presence as a husband and a father in your family’s life was one of the cementing reasons that I chose your son’s invitation to court me. You and Mom Walker’s steadfast connection to one another over the years gave us such an example of stability and commitment. I am very thankful to have met and known you. You had a very gregarious and friendly personality. You never met a stranger and had a gift to make every person who came into your presence feel welcomed.

Thank you for all of the positive values that you and Mom Walker instilled in Virgil that I am reaping the benefits from as his wife and our three children are benigitying from as well as he continues your legacy of being a Protector, Provider and Spiritual Priest for our family. Rest well, Sweet Soldier

Your Daughter/in-law,
Tomeka Walker

Virgil Walker

120w ago

Unlike the 15 million children living in fatherless homes, I was blessed to have my dad as a regular part of my life. For me, his presence provided stability that, at the time, was difficult to quantify. You see, having him around was normal for me. I never experienced the anger associated with not knowing who he was or the longing to understand why he wasn’t there. His presence enabled me to learn a great deal from my dad.

The first thing my dad taught me was the value of hard work. He would say, “I may not be smarter than the next man, but no one will ever work harder than me.” More than just words, this was an instruction on how to live.

My father instilled in me the virtues of self-discipline, a strong work ethic, achieving goals, and never letting others define my worth. I’ll never be able to put a price on having the ability to witness his example in our home.

My dad was not perfect; he would be the first to admit this. However, his value to me is more significant than I could ever spend financially on him.

I love you, dad.

Mary Walker

120w ago

in honor of Clarence.

Happy Dad's Day , I miss you a lot. You are the hardest working man I know. You had a passion for wrestling that was lazer focus, and knew all the wrestlers history from old times. I miss the breakfasts that you and I shared together since retiring. I love you very much.

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Mary Walker

120w ago

in honor of Clarence.

Happy Father's Day... I miss you a lot already. You were the hardest working man I know. A very passionate wrestling watcher, and sometimes a good breakfast maker ( smile). I love you very much.. Your loving wife

Tim And Ruby Mcbride

121w ago

in honor of Clarence.

Tim Ruby McBride lit a candle in memory of Clarence Walker

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