Wally, was a real gentlman and cared for everyone. Always had a grin and a smile. We had many long talks when I cut his hair. He was always a pleasure. That continued with long talks on the phone. He will truly be missed by many of us. I loved you like a Dad.

Wally, was a real gentlman and cared for everyone. Always had a grin and a smile. We had many long talks when I cut his hair. He was always a pleasure. That continued with long talks on the phone. He will truly be missed by many of us. I loved you like a Dad.

Mary, Brenda & Family, I am so sorry about your Dad. He was a good man. I remember him being in the fire dept. with my grandfather.He was well liked.Your in my prayers.

On behalf of the Nickrand family and Door Village United Methodist Church, we would like to extend our deepest sympathy to your family. Take hope in knowing that Christ has died, Christ has risen, and Christ will come again. Through Christ we have HOPE of eternal life. May God be with you during this time of grief and may God bless your family forever.

Mary and Family, I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your father. Although I did not know him but, worked with Mary (in the past) I can only imagine he was as wonderful as Mary is. Always remember the most treasured memories and those will always be with you to comfort you during hard times. You are in my thoughts.

I was sorry to read about the death of "Walt Becker." That's how my husband, Danny Malec, always referred to him. I have only pleasant memories of how the two of them "worked and played" together. Remembering the goods times with my husband has helped me deal with my grief, and I'm quite sure it will help your family to remember the good times you had with "Walt Becker."

You and all of your stories will be missed Uncle Wally.

The Becker Family, I am so sad to hear of "Mr. Becker's" passing. Yep, Mr. Becker, because even though I loved him like a second dad I never remember calling him anything but "Mr. Becker". I am VERY blessed to have countless memories: he was an awesome cook, my favorite meals being his hamburger and potato caserole and his chop suey. I remember bringing in the New Years that would wake everyone in the neighborhood. I remember his passion for

The Becker Family, I am so sad to hear of "Mr. Becker's" passing. Yep, Mr. Becker, because even though I loved him like a second dad I never remember calling him anything but "Mr. Becker". I am VERY blessed to have countless memories: he was an awesome cook, my favorite meals being his hamburger and potato caserole and his chop suey. I remember bringing in the New Years that would wake everyone in the neighborhood. I remember his passion for everything he was involved in, being a Boy Scout leader,being a volunteer fireman, and being a husband and father. His excavating provided a "hole" that was enjoyed by every child in the neighborhood. Of course we can not forget the "bus". I now live in the home that Nanny lived in. Not a day goes by that I don't look over at the Becker house and I remember something that makes me smile. You all know that you are family. Take comfort now from your many family and friends who share in your sorrow. Michelle