My favorite dad ❤️❤️ it has been 2 years already. It has been so hard but with the memories that I have, they have carried me through not having you here with me.  I am so grateful for the times that we shared. You taught me so much. I think sometimes you taught me to be strong so that I could face this world without you and for that I am grateful. I cherish our memories and I hope that you are dancing in the sky. Your memory will live on forever with me and the family that I have made. We miss you so much!!! 

Love your daughter

A friend just mentioned the loss of this nice man.  Glen was a very kind and patient person.  He always had a smile for everyone and was so good to keep all of us informed.  I worked on the Helpdesk team for UDC when Glen was at the Dept.   His helpfulness and willingness to share his knowledge were very appreciated.  

I wish your family wonderful memories and love.

Friend and Co-Worker
Cheri Oldham 

Sorry to discover the loss of Glen,  I worked with Glen at the Utah State Prison in the IT department.   We would travel often to Duchesne and  Vernal areas setting up computers to interface with the then Prison Medical systems.

He was a great, knowledgeable comrade.   After he retired from the State I'd seen him a few times but lost contact over time.  He used to love to  talk about travels with his son Trucking cross-country and many other tales.

I wish I could have been able to make contact again, just to see him once more.  Though the picture in his obituary is exactly as I remember him.

Always smiling.

Ed Radke

I’ll never forget when Earl came to help me in a moment of crisis. We’ve been neighbors for over 30 years… back in my younger years, before I knew any better, I decided to reroof my house. I chose one week when it wasn’t supposed to rain and started. I had just gotten the old shingles off and it started to rain. In a race to cover my house with plastic Earl rushed over risking his life getting up on my slippery rain soaked roof to help me. 
Rest In Peace

Some of my fondest and greatest moments and greatest memories in life. Come from this man. The time spent on a road trip to Great Lakes Illinois for my Sister's Navy Basic Training Graduation to the many   COLD mornings out Flying Model Airplanes. Dreaming and wishing it were the real thing. Many times, he said. "What goes up eventually comes down" "If you leave enough rope out. They will hang themselves" Referring to when someone was in trouble.  But still what great memories and Legacy to behold. I' am so grateful to have been accepted by this man and brought into his family. I have learned so much from the time I met him and called him Grandpa Glenn. Thank you!!!!

I am very thankful as a child I was able to visit Uncle Glen and the rest of my beautiful family annually as we would spend some time with them in Salt Lake. The last couple of years Uncle Glen and Aunty made trips to Virginia Beach to visit his brother (my Dad) Steven and his wife ( my Mom) Sharon was truly a blessing for my parents who no longer could travel do to health. It was so great to see and be with him the last time. I know he had such a warm welcome by those who have been waiting patiently to see him again. He was and still is a great man, husband, Dad, brother, Grand pa, uncle and friend. Thank you for the memories and love you gave to each of us Uncle Glen. Give everyone a great big hug and kiss for us..

Gken (DAD) Was such a loving and supportive person in my life. When I was in recovery he never once made me feel bad about myself. We would talk about why I did the things I had done,  he would put his arms around me, tell me he loved me and everything was going to work out the way it should.  He supported me in everything I did.  I loved driving  him around when he couldn't and we would talk about everything. He would tell about when they liked in Washington and how great it was to go out his back door and the lake was right there, and go boating and water 🎿 skiing . love him so much miss him 💙 ❤️ so much  but he is in a wonderful place with no more sickness or pain. Dad I'm happy you are free and I will love you through ETERNITY. 

I am so very blessed to have been born as your son! My Fondest Memories were of us at the RC flying field. He didn't start learning how to fly until he was in his 70s. Having the opportunity to teach him as he had taught me through my entire life was such a blessing. Although most times, he would get frustrated and scared at the proposition of ruining his airplane that he often took the jafo position! I am the man I am because of you and Mom. Thank you for the lessons and blessings, love you so very much.

Dad I love you so much and I miss you a ton. I am so blessed to call you my favorite dad. You taught me so much, but the most important thing was that you taught me to be strong and independent. Thanks for all the great memories and the fun times that we have shared. I will always cherish them.  I will miss our talks and our drives in the "little car".  I will remember that we win some and we lose some. I love you favorite dad, your favorite daughter.

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Fred Glen Walker

Jenett Edith Lake

Cleone Walker

Earl Lynn Walker (Kristina Walker)

Larry Glen Walker (Judy Walker)

Janet Rose Larios (Luis Larios)

Earl is survived by his wife Cleone Walker, his two sons Earl Lynn Walker (Kristina) and Larry Glen Walker (Judy), and daughter Janet Rose Larios (Luis); his sister, Jean Elvira Turner and brother, Kevin Walker; along with his eight grandchildren and nineteen great-grandchildren.


Glen is preceded in death by his Mother, Jenett Edith Lake, Father, Fred Glen Walker; his brothers, Donald Charles Walker, Robert James Walker, Steven Fred Walker, and sister Debby Lou Quinton.

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Earl Glen Walker

9 octobre 1938 – 24 janvier 2022

Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park and Mortuary

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