Louis John Walkenhorst

Birth date: Oct 28, 1916 Death date: Jul 7, 2007

Louis John Walkenhorst, 90, of Phil Campbell, AL, departed this life July 7, 2007. Louis was a direct descendant of early Perry County, IL, pioneers; his great-grandfather, Henry, and grandfather, John Henry Theodore, immigrated f Read Obituary

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Gerri Heiman Claeys

952w ago

Aunt Lorraine, Pat, Bob and family, We send our deepest heartfelt symphathy to all of you. I have precious memories of Uncle Louis when I was growing up and visiting Aunt Lorraine, Uncle Louis and my cousin Pat. They always treated me like one of their own. I remember the sorgum mollasess and helping to gather the eggs but I was afraid of the chickens. I remember learning to ride a bike in their yard and Aunt Lorraine's pretty red gerainiums in their front window. Uncle Louis was a quiet gentle man and I will miss him very much. My thoughts and prayers go with all of you. Love you Aunt Lorraine and family, your loving neice Geraldine

Opal Denton Mcnabb

952w ago

My love for Uncle Lewis started when they would come to visit us in Louisiana, He was always such a giant of a man, I was so little, on our visit to Al. we had a great time , He will be missed, my love to the whole family, May God fill your lives with fond memories, and great times we will have when we meet again.

Margaret Epplin

952w ago

Lorraine and Pat - Fond memories of the Walkenhorsts. Deepest sympathy to both of you.

Catherine Epplin Santos

952w ago

Our deepest and sincere sympathy goes to the family. As neighbors, the Epplins and the Walkenhorst families shared many happy and pleasant memories. You remain in our hearts and in our prayers.

Robin Dunn Bost

952w ago

Just a fond memory... One time I went to Louis and Lorraine's house to visit with my grandma, Ellen Dunn. I needed to sleep somewhere, I don't remember if it was naptime, or a sleepover. Lorraine made it more fun for me by letting me sleep in "the flower bed!" (I think it was a floral print sofa.) She said I would be the only kid to be able to say I slept in a flowerbed. Love and prayers to the whole family. Robin

Sandy Toombs (Heiman)

952w ago

Dear Aunt Lorraine, Pat and family

I will always remember Uncle Lewis with fondness and pride. The farm was one of my favorite places to visit as I was growing up. My deepest sympathy to all of you. Thanks for all the wonderful memories. Love, your niece, Sandy

Warren Dempsey

952w ago

I worked with Louis in 1947/48 at DUNN BROS.We shared a lot of stories.I CONSIDERED HIM A GOOD FRIEND.

Catherine (Dunn) Sunnquist

952w ago

What a wonderful productive life Uncle Louis had. I am thankful and proud to be related to him. I know Lorraine, Pat and Bob will have a huge hole in their lives now, but be comforted that he is with or Lord Jesus now.

Sandy Toombs (Heiman)

952w ago

Dear Aunt Lorraine, Pat and family

I will always remember Uncle Louis with fondness and pride. The farm was one of my favorite places to visit as I was growing up. My deepest sympathy to all of you. Thanks for all the wonderful memories. Love, your niece, Sandy

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