Nick was not second grandson I was there when he was born I watched him grow up into a wonderful young man he was he used to come and sit and talk to me he was always the quiet one he played quietly they would bring him to my house for me to watch him and I could just sit him down with some plastic Lids to a Bowl and he would sit there and play for hours I was amazed at all the sports that he wanted to get into he tried baseball basketball karate he was very cute doing the karate he will always linger in my heart the sweetest person I've ever known I will always love you Nick I was amazed at how smart he was from a young age on computers I remember when I first got my computer I wanted to make a CD I could not do it he tried talking me into it then finally he told me he says granny write this down I still have those instructions



Nick was always fun to hang out with once you got to know  him.  We once were extremely close friends. We would hand out for days on end. We’d go to the gym, hit up the lake, you name it we were doing it. We went on some pretty wild adventures, that will forever be in my memory. Nick was a loyal friend if I ever had one. He would give you the shirt off his back. He had my back on more then one  occasion. I hate that we drifted apart over the years. I love you man... 
      - Donovan 

NICK WAS ONE OF THE EIGHT GRAND CHILDREN I GOT TO WATCH GROW INTO PRECIOUS YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN. ALWAYS QUIET BUT THAT VERY SPECIAL SMILE. WHEN HE HAD HIS FIRST BIRTHDAY WE GATHERED AT THEIR HOME FOR THE PARTY AND IT WAS A PARTY! NICK WENT AFTER THAT CAKE AND ICE CREAM AND WAS COVERED IN CHOCOLATE FROM HEAD TO TOE. DONT THINK I HAVE EVER LAUGHED SO MUCH IN MY LIFE. HE ALWAYS WOULD TELL ME HE LOVED ME.I LOVE YOU NICK AND WILL SEE YOU AGAIN!!!

I started dating  Nicks sister when she was 14. Nick was 18 at the time and still lived at home with the family. When I first met him I wasn’t exactly sure how I knew him but I knew that I did from somewhere. It finally dawned on us of how we knew each other. When I was younger (9-12 years old) my parents would take us to eat at McDonalds every Sunday night with their Sunday School class. There was a kid in high school who always took our orders on Sunday night, Nick Walker. When we finally put two and two together I told him I’m sure he remembered me as one of the chubby twins who always ate chicken nuggets. 

One thing I will always remember about Nick is how funny things were to him and his sister (my wife) Amanda. They could be in the same room and hear something that no one else would pay attention to and they would look at each other and start laughing uncontrollably. They understood each other so well. 

Nick didn’t come around all that much until he got to know you. But once he got to know you, he would open up and be on your side. David, Jeannie, and Nick all accepted me as their son/brother when I married Amanda and I will never forget that. We will see you again one day Nick, love you brother. 

I’m not sure where to start. I cannot just pick one memory. I could go on and on about the many sayings that NO ONE would understand, because we made them up and could laugh for hours on end about them. I mean, he just understood me better than anyone else. I could be myself around him. He would ask me to go to Jim and Nicks to get him a dozen cheese biscuits, and then cookout for 10 chicken nuggets. He had the whole thing ate in 10 minutes. That boy loved to eat. I guess my favorite memories with him where our many family vacations. He would be my theme park rides partner, my bicycle around the campground buddy, my swimming in the ocean best friend, and my elevator tag in the hotels person. I miss him more than words can describe. We had a bond that couldn’t be broken. More than a brother/sister bond, a best friend bond. I love you, Nick. I will miss you forever and ever and ever.
-Your sister, Amanda. 

 I remember as a kid I would get so excited when Nick and Amanda came to visit because that meant going down into Granny’s basement and making up a movie, haunted house, comedy show, etc. It didn’t matter what we ended up doing we always had a blast! I’ll always cherish the memories that were made in that basement! 

Our house was always filled with a lot of children and a lot of love, but none of them captured the hearts of my entire family like Nicholas and Amanda Walker. 
      There are so many fund memories of Nick,but there are two that stand out in my mind. (1) only a yard separated their home from ours. Nick was about two or three. He would slip off from his place and in to our place. Jeanie could see him from her place and we could see him from our place, so he was never in any danger. She knew where he was headed as soon as he went out the door. This day he slipped off and came flying across the yard in his underwear. When she came to get him we were laughing about it. Nick said " I WAS  RUNNING! I WAS RUNNING ALL TO PIECES !!"
(2)  Nick and my granddaughter were really close. They were about 3 and 4 years old.  Nick was riding on the back seat and she was up front. She asked if she could ride in the front ( the back seat) with her boyfriend. My daughter said " YOU  DON'T HAVE A BOYFRIEND".  Nick perked up from the back seat and said " UH HUH.  YES. HER  IS  MY BOYFRIEND  TOO. "
   So much love for you Nick.  
We share no blood , but our families share a bond that will always make us family.  May God bring comfort to all of you.

Nick was a loving person. He was my strength on many occasions. He was so smart. When he was 7 years old he taught me to swim, well at least doggie paddle. I had always been afraid of water. We were in Gatlingburg on vacation. Nick was a swimmer at a very young age. When he wanted me to go in the deeper water I explained that I could not because I couldn’t swim. He proceeded to tell me how easy it was. I told him I couldn’t even take my feet off the bottom of the pool. He took my hand and said, “Yes you can Mama, let me show you.”  Many had tried to do that with me but I didn’t trust them enough. But this little 7 year old boy whom I loved dearly I knew I could trust. And from that point I could swim and be much less afraid of water. I love this boy so much!! May he rest peacefully in the arms of our Lord.
-Mama

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Nicholas "Nick" Wayne Walker

21 février 1990 – 4 octobre 2018

Roselawn Funeral Home & Memorial Gardens

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