I've known him since I was 14 years old. He was my father's best friend. I remember several times  my mother calling me to come home and fix the fight between them. It was always funny. The pranks they pulled on each other was priceless. I loved him and Norma like family. I called them Aunt and Uncle most of my life. I will miss them so very much. I know daddy and Uncle Wayne will be shooting pool and having a blast. I love you Uncle Wayne.


Rest in Peace Daddy.. I am going to miss your Upatem texts in the morning and our Saturdays together.  I have comfort knowing you are in heaven. I will see you again one of these days. Until then i know you will be my guardian angel watching over me .  Thanks for being my Daddy !! I love you …. Your daughter . Kim 

He taught me what a man’s handshake  teaches you  .    A limp handshake  means I can sell him anything and he is not interested in you .  A firm handshake that meets all of  your grip all the way to your thumb web space is going to be a hard sale and he would take his time to listen. As I grew each person I met and shook hands with I knew  if they really had an interest in me by their hand shake. Kim thank you for sharing your dad. 

Wayne was such a cool guy. I remember one time while visiting them he taught me how to play dominos. Of course everyone knows that he was The Champion domino player of all times. I was keeping the score on one particular game. You should have seen his face when I beat him that game! It was some time later when I discovered that I was marking  his score under my name and told him. The smile returned to his face! Gonna really miss him. 

Wayne was a terrific brother. We always had a good time working together at the Car lot, going to auctions , hanging out  at the farm and in all of our visits from Albuquerque. I have special memories of us plowing the field at the farm on his lawn mower or tractor. He and Norma drove  1265 long miles to join us in Nakomis Fl for a 10 day get together.   What a treasurable time that was!  I will miss my brother and all the calls and texting that we did over the years. May he Rest In Peace

Wayne was my dad(Benny),older brother.I am Benny’s son Ed.I only remember Wayne as a Kirby vacuum salesman,back when he would come by to see Mose and Lois,Wayne’s mom.I know her as Granny Moses.I remember another relative on Wayne’s side named Curtis.He showed me a gold nugget once ,the only time We met.I guess he was trying to impress me,because I still remember it to this day.
when Granny Moses,Loyce I believe ,not Lois. Moved from Wichita Falls to Hamilton,was really when I first really got to know Wayne And Norma.Granny bought a house right around the corner off Reagan I believe.I remember the time after we had finished off a 5-6 course lunch meal Norma had made,and we were all sitting on the back porch.Wayne came up with a watermelon. He asked if we wanted any,and he fumbled with it and dropped it on the porch.Ater that he just laughed and said grab you a piece,and he did.I remember hearing tales of Wayne and his hunting dogs when I was a kid.How somehow his best dog had got stolen.Coon dogs.
Wayne loved animals of all kinds. I guess that was bred into him growing up on the Walls farm in Blum.My grandmothers maiden name was Kirkpatrick.She had the brightest red hair,and was pure Irish.They had a small farm there in Wichita Falls,and Wayne’s stepdad had an old 1946 and he worked for Dairyland,pulling a merry go round to the grocery stores.He would unfold it and start it up and the kids would be lined up to ride .Wayne’s mom Loyce,made the best peach ice cream churned by me and my older brother Ben.
Life back then was so uncomplicated.
Wayne enjoyed that his whole life,what a blessing.I miss him already
Edward Moses
Wayne Walls was my uncle.

I love Wayne as if he was my own dad he sold me a truck when he had his car lot my payment was 100.00 a week .Then he would come to cafe where I worked twice a day breakfast and lunch he would leave me 15.00 dollar tip when he would come to make sure I had my truck payment always called me kid I will miss you Wayne I love you so much I already miss you RIP MY FRIEND 
LOVE ALWAYS RUSTY

I loved Wayne Walls he was a good friend and I’ll never forget him and Norma.  They were my first landlords and the best I ever had.  

Wayne was my Friend, and Masonic Brother. Just talking to him, put a smile on my face, and a reason to go on. He will be missed by Hamilton, and surrounding folks. Wayne, you are a True Believer, and now you will be with Spiritual buddies. We Love You Brother & GOD BLESSED US with your presence.
                                                           Jerry Dalton

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Saint Elmo Walls

Lois Ellen Kirkpatrick

Norma Kay Walls

Kimberly Minnick (James R Minnick)

Gerald Wayne Walls Jr. (Shirley Walls)

Jean Ann Seale (Sam Seale)

Jerry Pace

Belinda Krieg

Benny R Moses

Jean Burris

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James Minnick 

Kevin Minnick 

Doug Taylor

Clayton Wayne Seale 

Casey Croy

Johnny Slough 

Tobey Logan 

Danny Phillips 

Gerald Wayne Walls Jr.

Ronnie Wenzel 

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Wayne Walls

15 January, 1930 – 19 January, 2022

Riley Funeral Home

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