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Marion E Walker

Marion E Walker was born on December 4 to Floyd E Walker and HildaRae Gordon Walker, and has a sister Phyllis J Rudd. He married Donna Barnard, and has children Timothy A Walker, Terry W Walker, and Danny E Walker. Marion Walker died at Danville,Il in IL, and was buried at Potomac Cemetery in Potomac, Vermilion County.

Marion E Walker

December 4

Danville,Il in IL

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December 4

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US Army
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Truck driver, Race Car Driver, Farming
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Cirrhosis of liver due to heart medication

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Danville,Il in IL
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Potomac Cemetery in Potomac, Vermilion County, Illinois 61865, USA
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Rhonda Walker Powell

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08/16/2016

I always said my Mom may have given birth to me, but Uncle Ed gave me life. He was an adventurer. He worked hard, played hard, and liked to travel. He went to the cemetery in the back of his sons truck and did a burnout. Uncle Ed planned it saying it was the only way to cross the final finish line. Years later, the tire marks are still embedded in the road. He went out like he lived at full throttle.

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