Gillette resident Christine Lynn Walker, 52, died Friday, March 29, 2019, of cancer at Close to Home Hospice surrounded by her loved ones.
She was born May 23, 1966, in Cheyenne, at home to Linda and John Allred.
Her father was in the military, so she traveled and attended school all over the United States and in Germany and Taiwan.
She graduated from high school in Gordon, Nebraska.
Throughout her life, Mrs. Walker owned her own restaurant for a while, worked as a tech for the railroad and at the time of her death was working as a Transportation Security Administration agent.
She was married twice, but her path ended with her last love, George Germain.
She was blessed with five children and loved them with all her heart. She was a good mother and tried everything to give her kids a good life.
She loved fishing, hunting and just getting up and going on adventures. She was an expert marksman and competed in target shooting competitions.
Mr. Walker also was a very skilled crafter, making all kinds of unique projects. Her hobbies were many and varied.
She is survived by her life partner, George Germain; children, John, Eddie, Sammy, Crystal and Robert; mother, Linda Allred; sisters, Evelyn Allred and Leah Hilmer; and brother, David Allred.
She was preceded in death by her father, John Allred.
© Gillette News Record April 3, 2019
She was born May 23, 1966, in Cheyenne, at home to Linda and John Allred.
Her father was in the military, so she traveled and attended school all over the United States and in Germany and Taiwan.
She graduated from high school in Gordon, Nebraska.
Throughout her life, Mrs. Walker owned her own restaurant for a while, worked as a tech for the railroad and at the time of her death was working as a Transportation Security Administration agent.
She was married twice, but her path ended with her last love, George Germain.
She was blessed with five children and loved them with all her heart. She was a good mother and tried everything to give her kids a good life.
She loved fishing, hunting and just getting up and going on adventures. She was an expert marksman and competed in target shooting competitions.
Mr. Walker also was a very skilled crafter, making all kinds of unique projects. Her hobbies were many and varied.
She is survived by her life partner, George Germain; children, John, Eddie, Sammy, Crystal and Robert; mother, Linda Allred; sisters, Evelyn Allred and Leah Hilmer; and brother, David Allred.
She was preceded in death by her father, John Allred.
© Gillette News Record April 3, 2019
Gillette resident Christine Lynn Walker, 52, died Friday, March 29, 2019, of cancer at Close to Home Hospice surrounded by her loved ones.
She was born May 23, 1966, in Cheyenne, at home to Linda and John Allred.
Her father was in the military, so she traveled and attended school all over the United States and in Germany and Taiwan.
She graduated from high school in Gordon, Nebraska.
Throughout her life, Mrs. Walker owned her own restaurant for a while, worked as a tech for the railroad and at the time of her death was working as a Transportation Security Administration agent.
She was married twice, but her path ended with her last love, George Germain.
She was blessed with five children and loved them with all her heart. She was a good mother and tried everything to give her kids a good life.
She loved fishing, hunting and just getting up and going on adventures. She was an expert marksman and competed in target shooting competitions.
Mr. Walker also was a very skilled crafter, making all kinds of unique projects. Her hobbies were many and varied.
She is survived by her life partner, George Germain; children, John, Eddie, Sammy, Crystal and Robert; mother, Linda Allred; sisters, Evelyn Allred and Leah Hilmer; and brother, David Allred.
She was preceded in death by her father, John Allred.
© Gillette News Record April 3, 2019
She was born May 23, 1966, in Cheyenne, at home to Linda and John Allred.
Her father was in the military, so she traveled and attended school all over the United States and in Germany and Taiwan.
She graduated from high school in Gordon, Nebraska.
Throughout her life, Mrs. Walker owned her own restaurant for a while, worked as a tech for the railroad and at the time of her death was working as a Transportation Security Administration agent.
She was married twice, but her path ended with her last love, George Germain.
She was blessed with five children and loved them with all her heart. She was a good mother and tried everything to give her kids a good life.
She loved fishing, hunting and just getting up and going on adventures. She was an expert marksman and competed in target shooting competitions.
Mr. Walker also was a very skilled crafter, making all kinds of unique projects. Her hobbies were many and varied.
She is survived by her life partner, George Germain; children, John, Eddie, Sammy, Crystal and Robert; mother, Linda Allred; sisters, Evelyn Allred and Leah Hilmer; and brother, David Allred.
She was preceded in death by her father, John Allred.
© Gillette News Record April 3, 2019
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