Mr. Steve Allen Walker, age 58, passed away Tuesday morning at Huntsville Hospital. Steve was born and raised in Fort Payne, Alabama.
He leaves behind his companion and true love Samantha Akins
Daughters: Kristy Crawford (Ben) & Kaitlyn Bell
Mother: Gladys Walker
Sisters: Nelda Brown (Garland) & Teresa Durham (Kevin Pettyjohn)
Brother: Ronnie Walker
Grandchildren: Lillian Cawthon, Haygen Cawthon, & Daniel Crawford
Several Nieces & Nephews
Preceded in death by:
Father: L.A. Walker
Pallbearers: Jerry Walker, Jimmy Walker, Alex Mendez, Matthew Gamez, Bruce Twilley, & Danny Wagner
The Family is accepting flowers and masks ARE required when attending services
Family was most important to Steve whether it was immediate family or his extended family that he loved dearly. He had a strong work ethic that was demonstrated with every interaction with his customers and business associates. No job was complete until the end result measured up to his expectations. He loved deer hunting, rooting for Alabama, and was a proud Republican.
Visitation
Date of Visitation: Thursday, October 8, 2020
Visitation Location: Burt Chapel-Fort Payne
Visitation Time: 6:00 PM-9:00 PM
Funeral
Date of Funeral: Friday, October 9, 2020
Funeral Location: Stewart Cemetery
Funeral Time: Graveside Service at 11:00 AM
Officiating: Rev. John Keefe
Burial
Date of Burial: Friday, October 9, 2020
Burial Location: Stewart Cemetery
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12 entries.
MARGARET WALKER BALDWIN
from Fort Payne wrote on October 9, 2020 at 4:08 pm
So sorry for your loss , a beautiful life snuffed out to soon , Steve was my cousin and I Loved him , Love and Prayers for comfort 🙏
Tim & Sharon Edwards
from Lindale,GA wrote on October 8, 2020 at 1:23 pm
I have always looked up to you, always going to Trade day, car sales, hauling crushed cars and working on cars. You taught me an awful lot, you got me my first car, would put my bike in the trunk of that nice Monte Carlo and take me to get air in a tire. It was said you were a brother-in-law but I don't see it that way, you were so much more than that. I love you Steve, I will see ya when I see ya.
P.S. Yeah, If you are gonna buy us something to eat, I'll go get it, LOL
Devon Roberts
from Fort Payne wrote on October 8, 2020 at 12:48 am
Steve and I was/ are 2nd cousins. Steve always had a smile on his face and he always made sure his family and friends was took care of and if he could help in anyway possible he would. Steve will greatly be missed. Keeping him and his family in my thoughts and prayers.
Tony and Pat Edwards
from Rome wrote on October 8, 2020 at 12:37 am
We haven’t Seen Steve in a while but we loved the times Pat and I visited him and my sister in Fort Payne. Steve was alway upbeat and very happy, he loved family. He was truly a good man. My entire family still talks about how we always loved being around him. My condolences to Kristy and the entire family.
