Obituary for Milton Elliott Walker
Life Reflections for Milton Elliott Walker…
Milton Elliott Walker was born to Evan and Mary Walker on July 18, 1931 in Norfolk, Virginia. Milton completed his final earthly move to answer the call of his heavenly father on Tuesday, May, 5, 2020 in Elizabeth City, North Carolina.
Milton worked as a truck driver for New Bell Mayflower Moving and Storage for many years until his retirement. He also attended First Calvary Baptist Church until his health prevented him from attending church. Milton met and married Daisy B. Walker.
Milton’s parents, Evan and Mary Walker preceded him in death and also his wife, Daisy B. Walker.
Left to cherish his memories and mourn his passing are his children, Cheryl Walker, Milton Walker and Regina Walker; his step-daughter, Gwenette Harold; his sister Ruth, Askew; eight grandchildren, sixteen great grandchildren, two great great-grandchildren; his niece; his nephews; cousins and friends.
He was loved and we will miss him yet God loved him best!
“I shall pass this way but once; any good that I can do or any kindness I can show to any human being; let me do it now. Let me not defer nor neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again.” Etienne de Grellet
Milton Elliott Walker was born to Evan and Mary Walker on July 18, 1931 in Norfolk, Virginia. Milton completed his final earthly move to answer the call of his heavenly father on Tuesday, May, 5, 2020 in Elizabeth City, North Carolina.
Milton worked as a truck driver for New Bell Mayflower Moving and Storage for many years until his retirement. He also attended First Calvary Baptist Church until his health prevented him from attending church. Milton met and married Daisy B. Walker.
Milton’s parents, Evan and Mary Walker preceded him in death and also his wife, Daisy B. Walker.
Left to cherish his memories and mourn his passing are his children, Cheryl Walker, Milton Walker and Regina Walker; his step-daughter, Gwenette Harold; his sister Ruth, Askew; eight grandchildren, sixteen great grandchildren, two great great-grandchildren; his niece; his nephews; cousins and friends.
He was loved and we will miss him yet God loved him best!
“I shall pass this way but once; any good that I can do or any kindness I can show to any human being; let me do it now. Let me not defer nor neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again.” Etienne de Grellet