Obituary for Raymond Wayne Walker
RAYMOND WAYNE WALKER
It is with heavy hearts we share with you that in the early morning hours of May 12, 2021 Ray passed away with his wife, Patti and stepson, Michael by his side. They ensured that he knew he was loved and treasured.
Ray is survived by his soulmate of 27 years, his three children Mark (Sarah); Sarah (Tim) and Aaron as well as his two stepsons Michael Ruddock (Tyne) and Colin Ruddock (Crystal) as well as his brother Joe (Chris) and sister Pam Ryckman (Paul). He is also survived by his grandchildren Ava, Raymond, Katie, Lleyton, Vallen, Oden, Matthew, Nicholas, Benjamin and Emily as well as many nieces and nephews.
Ray served his country with pride for over 30 years and then joined the Commissionaires as he couldn’t quite let go of the military way of life. Once he decided it was time to relinquish wearing a uniform, he joined the Local Urban District of Warren MB and served two terms.
Ray’s bear hugs, which he gave freely, his warm smile and laughter and the way he gave of himself to his family and friends will be sorely missed.
Thank you to Dr D. Venter and the staff of the Stonewall Hospital.
Cremation has taken place, thank you to MacKenzie Funeral Home, Stonewall. Due to COVID, there will not be a service.
Ray is now in heaven, next time you look up, give him a salute.
It is with heavy hearts we share with you that in the early morning hours of May 12, 2021 Ray passed away with his wife, Patti and stepson, Michael by his side. They ensured that he knew he was loved and treasured.
Ray is survived by his soulmate of 27 years, his three children Mark (Sarah); Sarah (Tim) and Aaron as well as his two stepsons Michael Ruddock (Tyne) and Colin Ruddock (Crystal) as well as his brother Joe (Chris) and sister Pam Ryckman (Paul). He is also survived by his grandchildren Ava, Raymond, Katie, Lleyton, Vallen, Oden, Matthew, Nicholas, Benjamin and Emily as well as many nieces and nephews.
Ray served his country with pride for over 30 years and then joined the Commissionaires as he couldn’t quite let go of the military way of life. Once he decided it was time to relinquish wearing a uniform, he joined the Local Urban District of Warren MB and served two terms.
Ray’s bear hugs, which he gave freely, his warm smile and laughter and the way he gave of himself to his family and friends will be sorely missed.
Thank you to Dr D. Venter and the staff of the Stonewall Hospital.
Cremation has taken place, thank you to MacKenzie Funeral Home, Stonewall. Due to COVID, there will not be a service.
Ray is now in heaven, next time you look up, give him a salute.