Ruby Pauline Walker, age 92, joined our Lord in Heaven Wednesday, June 1, 2022. Graveside services will be 11:00 a.m. Monday, June 6 at Resthaven Memorial Park in Corsicana with Pastor Jennifer Pick officiating.
Born in Oklahoma, she grew up experiencing The Great Depression, The Dust Bowl and World War II. She was a matriarch to many and a mother of five children, Clarese Walker, Tim Walker, Dee Walker, Billie Wadsworth and Tracey Boyer.
She survived her husband, Howard T. Walker, who was a Coleman, Texas native. They were married just a few months shy of their 70th wedding anniversary when Howard passed away.
Pauline leaves behind eight grandchildren and 13 Great grandchildren along with numerous nieces and nephews. She was loved by them all passed surrounded by their love, prayers, hugs and memories. She will be missed by them all.
Ruby Pauline Walker
(A poem about a lovely woman from a grandchild's perspective)
Daughter, Sister, Friend, Wife,
Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother,
She lived a GRAND life,
She was our everything,
Family,
Ruby Pauline Walker was all of these things,
She was my mother's mother,
The one who taught her to be strong,
She gave my Uncle Tim his kindness,
Aunt Tracy's willingness to help others,
Aunt Clarese's love for knowledge,
Uncle Dee's free spirit,
She took us grandkids on many adventures,
From scaring us by swerving (in a fun way) on the open backroads,
To send us outside at the farm to experience nature,
I remember her telling me one time not to kiss the toads,
That a prince I would not find,
As we grew older, so did she,
But just like wine,
She became even more divine,
She is free,
She is with us,
She is at peace,
She is pain-free,
I am sure as she looks down at us from above,
Watching,
Protecting,
Caring,
Loving
Daughter, Sister, Friend, Wife
Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother,
She lived a GRAND life,
She was our everything,
Family,
Ruby Pauline Walker was all of these things,
Born in Oklahoma, she grew up experiencing The Great Depression, The Dust Bowl and World War II. She was a matriarch to many and a mother of five children, Clarese Walker, Tim Walker, Dee Walker, Billie Wadsworth and Tracey Boyer.
She survived her husband, Howard T. Walker, who was a Coleman, Texas native. They were married just a few months shy of their 70th wedding anniversary when Howard passed away.
Pauline leaves behind eight grandchildren and 13 Great grandchildren along with numerous nieces and nephews. She was loved by them all passed surrounded by their love, prayers, hugs and memories. She will be missed by them all.
Ruby Pauline Walker
(A poem about a lovely woman from a grandchild's perspective)
Daughter, Sister, Friend, Wife,
Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother,
She lived a GRAND life,
She was our everything,
Family,
Ruby Pauline Walker was all of these things,
She was my mother's mother,
The one who taught her to be strong,
She gave my Uncle Tim his kindness,
Aunt Tracy's willingness to help others,
Aunt Clarese's love for knowledge,
Uncle Dee's free spirit,
She took us grandkids on many adventures,
From scaring us by swerving (in a fun way) on the open backroads,
To send us outside at the farm to experience nature,
I remember her telling me one time not to kiss the toads,
That a prince I would not find,
As we grew older, so did she,
But just like wine,
She became even more divine,
She is free,
She is with us,
She is at peace,
She is pain-free,
I am sure as she looks down at us from above,
Watching,
Protecting,
Caring,
Loving
Daughter, Sister, Friend, Wife
Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother,
She lived a GRAND life,
She was our everything,
Family,
Ruby Pauline Walker was all of these things,
Ruby Pauline Walker, age 92, joined our Lord in Heaven Wednesday, June 1, 2022. Graveside services will be 11:00 a.m. Monday, June 6 at Resthaven Memorial Park in Corsicana with Pastor Jennifer Pick officiating.
Born in Oklahoma, she grew up experiencing The Great Depression, The Dust Bowl and World War II. She was a matriarch to many and a mother of five children, Clarese Walker, Tim Walker, Dee Walker, Billie Wadsworth and Tracey Boyer.
She survived her husband, Howard T. Walker, who was a Coleman, Texas native. They were married just a few months shy of their 70th wedding anniversary when Howard passed away.
Pauline leaves behind eight grandchildren and 13 Great grandchildren along with numerous nieces and nephews. She was loved by them all passed surrounded by their love, prayers, hugs and memories. She will be missed by them all.
Ruby Pauline Walker
(A poem about a lovely woman from a grandchild's perspective)
Daughter, Sister, Friend, Wife,
Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother,
She lived a GRAND life,
She was our everything,
Family,
Ruby Pauline Walker was all of these things,
She was my mother's mother,
The one who taught her to be strong,
She gave my Uncle Tim his kindness,
Aunt Tracy's willingness to help others,
Aunt Clarese's love for knowledge,
Uncle Dee's free spirit,
She took us grandkids on many adventures,
From scaring us by swerving (in a fun way) on the open backroads,
To send us outside at the farm to experience nature,
I remember her telling me one time not to kiss the toads,
That a prince I would not find,
As we grew older, so did she,
But just like wine,
She became even more divine,
She is free,
She is with us,
She is at peace,
She is pain-free,
I am sure as she looks down at us from above,
Watching,
Protecting,
Caring,
Loving
Daughter, Sister, Friend, Wife
Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother,
She lived a GRAND life,
She was our everything,
Family,
Ruby Pauline Walker was all of these things,
Born in Oklahoma, she grew up experiencing The Great Depression, The Dust Bowl and World War II. She was a matriarch to many and a mother of five children, Clarese Walker, Tim Walker, Dee Walker, Billie Wadsworth and Tracey Boyer.
She survived her husband, Howard T. Walker, who was a Coleman, Texas native. They were married just a few months shy of their 70th wedding anniversary when Howard passed away.
Pauline leaves behind eight grandchildren and 13 Great grandchildren along with numerous nieces and nephews. She was loved by them all passed surrounded by their love, prayers, hugs and memories. She will be missed by them all.
Ruby Pauline Walker
(A poem about a lovely woman from a grandchild's perspective)
Daughter, Sister, Friend, Wife,
Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother,
She lived a GRAND life,
She was our everything,
Family,
Ruby Pauline Walker was all of these things,
She was my mother's mother,
The one who taught her to be strong,
She gave my Uncle Tim his kindness,
Aunt Tracy's willingness to help others,
Aunt Clarese's love for knowledge,
Uncle Dee's free spirit,
She took us grandkids on many adventures,
From scaring us by swerving (in a fun way) on the open backroads,
To send us outside at the farm to experience nature,
I remember her telling me one time not to kiss the toads,
That a prince I would not find,
As we grew older, so did she,
But just like wine,
She became even more divine,
She is free,
She is with us,
She is at peace,
She is pain-free,
I am sure as she looks down at us from above,
Watching,
Protecting,
Caring,
Loving
Daughter, Sister, Friend, Wife
Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother,
She lived a GRAND life,
She was our everything,
Family,
Ruby Pauline Walker was all of these things,
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