Brad E. Walker, age 58, passed away on May 18, 2018 after a brief struggle with cancer. Born to the late Lloyd and Dorothea (Harbert) Walker, Brad lived his entire life in Johnson County. He was a 1978 graduate of Greenwood High School. Brad began his career working in the family clothing business but soon turned his interests to woodworking and carpentry. Eventually, he started his own business and proudly crafted millwork and finish carpentry for many years. Most recently he worked for Amos Hill Associates.
He was known for his laid back, mischievous personality and dry sense of humor. Brad is survived by his children Brad (Kirsten), Amanda, Mark-Eric and Jessica Walker and sister Janet (John) Sargent; longtime companion Kathleen McPherson and her children Alyssa and Alex.
Private arrangements are pending. Memorial contributions can be made to Wheeler Mission
He was known for his laid back, mischievous personality and dry sense of humor. Brad is survived by his children Brad (Kirsten), Amanda, Mark-Eric and Jessica Walker and sister Janet (John) Sargent; longtime companion Kathleen McPherson and her children Alyssa and Alex.
Private arrangements are pending. Memorial contributions can be made to Wheeler Mission
Brad E. Walker, age 58, passed away on May 18, 2018 after a brief struggle with cancer. Born to the late Lloyd and Dorothea (Harbert) Walker, Brad lived his entire life in Johnson County. He was a 1978 graduate of Greenwood High School. Brad began his career working in the family clothing business but soon turned his interests to woodworking and carpentry. Eventually, he started his own business and proudly crafted millwork and finish carpentry for many years. Most recently he worked for Amos Hill Associates.
He was known for his laid back, mischievous personality and dry sense of humor. Brad is survived by his children Brad (Kirsten), Amanda, Mark-Eric and Jessica Walker and sister Janet (John) Sargent; longtime companion Kathleen McPherson and her children Alyssa and Alex.
Private arrangements are pending. Memorial contributions can be made to Wheeler Mission
He was known for his laid back, mischievous personality and dry sense of humor. Brad is survived by his children Brad (Kirsten), Amanda, Mark-Eric and Jessica Walker and sister Janet (John) Sargent; longtime companion Kathleen McPherson and her children Alyssa and Alex.
Private arrangements are pending. Memorial contributions can be made to Wheeler Mission
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