Ronnie Walker " Old School" was born on November 25, 1962 to the late Emmitt Walker and Queen Walker in Bryan, Texas. He was blessed to have just celebrated his 55th birthday.
Ronnie attended Bryan Public Schools and went to truck driving school. He was baptized at an early age and attended The Church of the Living God during his childhood.
He was a very caring person and was an employee with his dad and learned to drive big trucks. He also worked for Young Brothers Construction then went to work at B- Way Corporation. He drove eighteen wheelers most of his life and enjoyed it until he had to come off road. He decided to get a motorcycle and that was the love of his life. He enjoyed going by and visiting with his great niece and only great nephew, showing off his motorcycle and allowing them to get on it to take picture. He also enjoyed riding in the parades showing off his motorcycle.
Over in the wee hours on December 5th the Lord needed another angel and he slipped away right into his arms.
Preceding him in death was his father, Emmitt Walker, his grandparents and a host of Aunts and Uncles.
He leaves to cherish his memory, two daughters, Shiron Walker of Dallas, Texas and Tachyna Watson – Walker and a grandchild, Malachy Morgan of Bryan, Tx ; his devoted mother Queen Townsend and step-father, Luther Townsend of Bryan, Tx; two sisters, Shelia Walker and Connie Rhodes ( Rev. Vance Rhodes) of Bryan, tx; serveral aunts, cousins, nieces, his little dog, Missy that he was so proud of and was by his side all the time and many, many, many friends. He had so many devoted friends who called and checked on him like clock work.
Ronnie attended Bryan Public Schools and went to truck driving school. He was baptized at an early age and attended The Church of the Living God during his childhood.
He was a very caring person and was an employee with his dad and learned to drive big trucks. He also worked for Young Brothers Construction then went to work at B- Way Corporation. He drove eighteen wheelers most of his life and enjoyed it until he had to come off road. He decided to get a motorcycle and that was the love of his life. He enjoyed going by and visiting with his great niece and only great nephew, showing off his motorcycle and allowing them to get on it to take picture. He also enjoyed riding in the parades showing off his motorcycle.
Over in the wee hours on December 5th the Lord needed another angel and he slipped away right into his arms.
Preceding him in death was his father, Emmitt Walker, his grandparents and a host of Aunts and Uncles.
He leaves to cherish his memory, two daughters, Shiron Walker of Dallas, Texas and Tachyna Watson – Walker and a grandchild, Malachy Morgan of Bryan, Tx ; his devoted mother Queen Townsend and step-father, Luther Townsend of Bryan, Tx; two sisters, Shelia Walker and Connie Rhodes ( Rev. Vance Rhodes) of Bryan, tx; serveral aunts, cousins, nieces, his little dog, Missy that he was so proud of and was by his side all the time and many, many, many friends. He had so many devoted friends who called and checked on him like clock work.
Ronnie Walker " Old School" was born on November 25, 1962 to the late Emmitt Walker and Queen Walker in Bryan, Texas. He was blessed to have just celebrated his 55th birthday.
Ronnie attended Bryan Public Schools and went to truck driving school. He was baptized at an early age and attended The Church of the Living God during his childhood.
He was a very caring person and was an employee with his dad and learned to drive big trucks. He also worked for Young Brothers Construction then went to work at B- Way Corporation. He drove eighteen wheelers most of his life and enjoyed it until he had to come off road. He decided to get a motorcycle and that was the love of his life. He enjoyed going by and visiting with his great niece and only great nephew, showing off his motorcycle and allowing them to get on it to take picture. He also enjoyed riding in the parades showing off his motorcycle.
Over in the wee hours on December 5th the Lord needed another angel and he slipped away right into his arms.
Preceding him in death was his father, Emmitt Walker, his grandparents and a host of Aunts and Uncles.
He leaves to cherish his memory, two daughters, Shiron Walker of Dallas, Texas and Tachyna Watson – Walker and a grandchild, Malachy Morgan of Bryan, Tx ; his devoted mother Queen Townsend and step-father, Luther Townsend of Bryan, Tx; two sisters, Shelia Walker and Connie Rhodes ( Rev. Vance Rhodes) of Bryan, tx; serveral aunts, cousins, nieces, his little dog, Missy that he was so proud of and was by his side all the time and many, many, many friends. He had so many devoted friends who called and checked on him like clock work.
Ronnie attended Bryan Public Schools and went to truck driving school. He was baptized at an early age and attended The Church of the Living God during his childhood.
He was a very caring person and was an employee with his dad and learned to drive big trucks. He also worked for Young Brothers Construction then went to work at B- Way Corporation. He drove eighteen wheelers most of his life and enjoyed it until he had to come off road. He decided to get a motorcycle and that was the love of his life. He enjoyed going by and visiting with his great niece and only great nephew, showing off his motorcycle and allowing them to get on it to take picture. He also enjoyed riding in the parades showing off his motorcycle.
Over in the wee hours on December 5th the Lord needed another angel and he slipped away right into his arms.
Preceding him in death was his father, Emmitt Walker, his grandparents and a host of Aunts and Uncles.
He leaves to cherish his memory, two daughters, Shiron Walker of Dallas, Texas and Tachyna Watson – Walker and a grandchild, Malachy Morgan of Bryan, Tx ; his devoted mother Queen Townsend and step-father, Luther Townsend of Bryan, Tx; two sisters, Shelia Walker and Connie Rhodes ( Rev. Vance Rhodes) of Bryan, tx; serveral aunts, cousins, nieces, his little dog, Missy that he was so proud of and was by his side all the time and many, many, many friends. He had so many devoted friends who called and checked on him like clock work.
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