Wimpy was a nephew of my grandmother. Met him and the family around the early 80s. Prayers and respects from southern California. David Erwin family

We are so very sorry for your loss and will be praying for all the family.  All the photos show he was a well loved man and will be missed.

I can tell he was loved very much. So sorry!! 💓✝🙏🙏 Praying for your mom and family I know she will be lost without him. You will see him again, as you said he’s holding hands with Jesus now. God be with Fred and his family in this time of sorrow.

I have learned so much from these two and consider having them in my life for so long, one of the greatest gifts anyone could ever receive. I have countless memories and lessons learned from papaw. Here is a few

If a man gives you a decent pay, you give him an honest days hard work. 

Be tough. Just because it hurts don’t mean you got to show it. 

Sometimes you got to weather a little storm to catch the last of the crappie. 

“That won’t hurt you”.  (This is often a lie. )

“Don’t tell your momma or your Nana!”  My personal favorite. 

Most importantly they taught me how to build a lasting marriage. Papaw never spoke negatively to me about nana or hardly anybody else for that matter. . As a matter of fact the second to last thing I  ever heard him say  was a compliment to her, even though I could barely make it out. The last was  “love you more than you know.”  He loved simply but fiercely. Always complimented his beautiful bride and loved her well, even on his death bed. In return she loved him back, cared for him, served him, nurtured and respected him. This is how you make love last. Love each other fiercely and keep Jesus in it. Never give up on each other even when life gets hard. I am so thankful for the lessons, memories , and example I was shown for 39 years. I’m gonna miss you so much and can’t wait till I see you again. When I get up there we are going to have that coon hunt we always talked about. 
I love you more than you’ll ever know. 
Jussy



Wimpy was the best coon hunter I ever hunted with. Fred would climb tree and knock coon out and the race was on with the dogs gaining ground.

Last time I visited Wimpy I heard clicking from what seemed to be thousand of these bobble heads in the garage windows. And he was sitting in his man cave watching a John Wayne move on a vhs player. Of course he had a cigar in his mouth. We talked about Minnesota and hunting. Best day I’ve had in a long time. Love you Wimpy rest in pease. Tim 

I had a lot of father’s figures in my life, and Wimpy was forsure one of them!! I will never forget him. We had a special connection. We became “Brothers “ after one of his back surgeries and we always called each other brothers since then! My heart breaks but happy he is in no pain. Ilene, Fred & Debbie u know how I feel for u!!  So happy that Tim got to know u as I do!! We love u!! Prayers to get through this difficult time.  Bev & Tim

Viewing

Family Visitation

Funeral Service

Mr. Webb is survived by his wife, Ilene Webb; one son, Fred Webb and wife, Janiece; one daughter, Debbie Orick and husband, Jerry; seven grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, Hillard and Nealie Webb and two brothers, Danny Joe Webb and Floyd David Webb.

McConnell Funeral Home

Ray Webb

Kolt Webb

Fred Webb

Jerry Orick

Justin Orick

Jeremy Orick

Tommy Moss

Nathan Smith

Harold Beck

Patrick Teal

Kanin Smith

Koltin Smith

Nathan Webb

Weston Brown

Garland Mays

Glenn McDaniel

Daniel McDaniel

Walter Webb

immediate need

Death has occurred or is near

plan ahead

Pre-plan a funeral or cremation

Plan a Funeral or Cremation Default Desktop

Find Obituaries and Services

Send Flowers

featured article

What to Say When Someone Dies

Show Your Support

sympathy and etiquette

grief library

celebrations of life

Sympathy and Grief

obituary

services

memories

Obit Detail

In the care of

share to facebook

share by email

share link

Share Obituary

ideas and resources

Sympathy and Grief Mobile

OBITUARY

Walter "Wimpy" Webb

5 July, 1935 – 19 January, 2022

McConnell Funeral Home

Show your support

Add a Memory

Share Obituary

Get Updates

Services