Birth date: Feb 4, 1940 Death date: Mar 26, 2019
William C. “Buddy” Walker, 79, of Culpeper died Tuesday, March 26, 2019 at his residence. He was born February 4, 1940 to the late Marvin and Laura Walker. He is survived by his wife of 13 years, Theresa M. Walker; seven children Read Obituary
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I miss going to the wineries and hearing you perform, Buddy. I especially enjoyed sitting in for a few tunes. We shared jokes and had a mutual fondness of George Carlin humor. See you in a few...and Btw, you're right; Hawaiian shirts are formal wear!
There was a mistake made, when 'Buddy' was described as deceased. An honest mistake. It came about when I read in my Vista, Ca. high school pages, that I.. Was dead! I see now, that by the testaments by those who knew Buddy, he was a good man and an accomplished musician. I can only hope, that when the time comes for my life's finish, it will be seen in the same light as this William "Buddy" Walker. Rest in peace, Buddy..
Respectfully,
Buddy Walker
Of Vista, California
Feb. 19, 2021
Although I have never met Buddy, I know his daughter Shelly, and her mom Joyce.
Because of my relationship with them, I know Buddy was a great man.
Buddy must have been compassionate, caring, fun loving, always willing to help,
a great parent, grandparent and friend.
How can I know this?
BECAUSE, I know Joyce and Shelly.
The world will miss you Buddy, William C. Walker.
Rest in Peace.
Sincerely and with Love,
Linda Butler
" Bud " I am already missing you. I know there was a grand reunion in heaven with your Mom, Dad and Sister Linda meeting you there with open arms and many other family and friends as well. Don't worry about your guitar and the banjo that our Grandfather used to play, you most certainly will be provided with those in heaven. Proudly play your music for the angels and our Lord God.
They will enjoy you as we did here on earth.
Your cousin
Brad
Buddy was always an up-beat guy. Always had a smile and a laugh. He was a special friend to me and my family. Besides being a friend and co-worker, he could sing, play guitar, he even wrote a few songs. He was a great DJ at Classic Country radio WKCW 1250 on your radio dial. When he retired and moved to the "Lake House", he was very happy. I know that he loved Theresa and his kids very very much. I pray that he enjoyed his time here on earth and that he is in a better place,singing and playing. God Bless you my friend. Jim Fox
