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Audrey Walker was born in Prince Georges County Maryland on September 28, 1929, to the late Rosetta and Alton Proctor.  She went on to her reward on Tuesday, February 16, 2016 after a brief illness.  She was the sixth of seven children, and the sole survivor of her brother and sisters.

At a young age Audrey moved to New York City, New York.  While there she worked as a model for Saks 5th Avenue.  She also met and fell in love with her late husband, Eugene Walker.  They married in Pittsburgh, PA in 1949 and immediately started a family.  Together they parented 8 children.  In the early 1960s, they moved their family to Baltimore, MD where she continued to fulfill her role as a loving and supportive wife and mother.  While in Baltimore, she worked as a Sales Associate for the Macy’s Company and retired in the 1990s.  For the past few years, she split her time living in Louisville, KY with her son Kem and his wife Tammy, and living in Maryland with her daughter Alora.

Audrey was a sweet and quiet spirit who loved the Lord and her church family.  Going to worship was the highlight of her week.  She was raised a devout Catholic, but she obeyed the Gospel of Jesus Christ and became a member of the Central Church of Christ on March 28, 2000.  On May 8, 2011, she placed her membership with the Woodlawn Park congregation who became her extended family.  She loved this congregation and its leadership.  Their prayers, encouragement and support were mainstays in uplifting her spirits when she fell ill.

In her quiet time, she loved reading the Bible and having it read to her.  One of her favorite passages was Proverbs 18:21 –“Death and life are in the power of the tongue: and they that love it shall eat the fruit thereof.”  She actually lived this passage, for she never had a harsh word or thought for anyone or anything.  She always spoke and lived life to the fullest.  She really loved getting back to nature and helping her son with gardening was a favorite past time.

Audrey loved to work crossword puzzles and play checkers.  She was an accomplished seamstress and an avid fitness buff.  She loved taking daily walks and swimming with her husband of 64 years and continued the practice following his passing until her illness prevented her from doing so.  She loved rearing all of her children – 4 generations to be exact!

Audrey has now gone the path of her late husband Eugene and youngest son Cory Lamont Walker.  She leaves to cherish her memory sons Gary Eugene Walker (Zenaida “Zeny”), Larry Journay Walker (Saundra), Doren Holley Walker (Avelina “Lena”), Kem Aubrey Walker (Tammy), G. Kevin Turner (Karen), daughters Marsha Jean Walker, Alora Gail Walker, the Bell/Johnson family (Jill, Craig & Neal), more than 40 grandchildren including one great-great granddaughter – Kat’Lynn, a host of nieces, nephews and other precious relatives and friends.

September 28, 2020
September 28, 2020
Happy Birthday Auntie! I/we miss you so very much.

Smooches!!
Jill & Marvin
February 16, 2020
February 16, 2020
Oh how I love mom, dad and all of my family. I am so very thankful to mom, dad and God for providing me with the moral tools to keep me on the path of righteousness. I am comforted with the knowledge that mom, dad and Cory are safe in God's hands everlasting. Each day I love my family a little more and pray that we, as mom and dad always expect, take care of each other until death do us part :-)
September 28, 2019
September 28, 2019
I continue to be blessed with the undeniable strength of the connection I still have with mom and dad. Their indelible spirit continues to guide me and comfort me. Their most precious wish was that we always take care of and support the family and I will always be committed to doing just that. Thank you mom and dad for instilling the morals and values that will carry me through a sometimes immoral world. Love you much!
February 20, 2018
February 20, 2018
I just praise the Lord Jesus for the life of Mom. Her love for me and all those around her, was an amazing gift. For a young man with so many doubts and insecurities, her love was a healing balm. Thank you Mom, for loving me when others would make other choices. Yes, the word is choice. Her acceptance of others, even one as broken as I, did not come by accident or obligation. She loved me and all of her children by choice. After all, isn't that the very best kind of love?
I miss you Mom; I love you Mom!
February 16, 2018
February 16, 2018
It is so hard to believe it has been two years already. It still feels like yesterday. Marvin and I think of and speak of our precious auntie often. We miss her so much! We miss picking her up for church and her patiently waiting on us to bring her back home....lol. Our peace is that we will be reunited with her, my mom and other precious family in glory. I am so thankful for every year I was blessed to have her in may life.
April 2, 2017
April 2, 2017
I remember Mrs. Walker from when I was a little girl in St. Clair Village in Pittsburgh, PA back in the 1950s. ‘The Village’ was a beautiful neighborhood back then. Very clean and safe, with families who cared about each other and neighbors who looked out for each other’s children.
Mrs. Walker and my late mom, Pauline, were best friends for many years. My mom loved her like a sister. Mrs. Walker was always very quiet and very kind, with a sweet, loving smile. She was a Godly woman who loved her children more than life. I was friends with her oldest daughter, Marsha and I remember the whole family.
My deepest condolences to the family. May you have peace in knowing that God has called another of His beautiful angels home.
September 28, 2016
September 28, 2016
What a dear, precious mother, wife and child of God's kingdom. 
Mom faithfully demonstrated an inspiring dedication to her husband and unconditional love to the entire family. I am so thankful for her unconditional love and encouragement to me. I am also thankful for her patience and forgiveness. Thank you Lord for such a gift to us!
September 28, 2016
September 28, 2016
Yes, this is first the time that we are remembering your birthday without you. These memories are proof that you will never be forgotten. Now that the weather here is beginning to change into the cooler seasons, I remember how much you loved it. I went walking with you on one of the coldest winter days of January a few years ago. I loved seeing your vigor and stamina. We walked and talked. You were such an encourgement to me and even though you have gone to be with Jesus, your prayers for me continue to be answered. This is the power of the Resurrected Christ and those who love Him.
March 18, 2016
March 18, 2016
To my natural auntie, and my sister in the Lord – Thank you! I miss you so much! You have been such a mainstay for me. Your love and encouragement warmed my heart in ways I cannot describe. I will always treasure you.

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September 28, 2020
September 28, 2020
Happy Birthday Auntie! I/we miss you so very much.

Smooches!!
Jill & Marvin
February 16, 2020
February 16, 2020
Oh how I love mom, dad and all of my family. I am so very thankful to mom, dad and God for providing me with the moral tools to keep me on the path of righteousness. I am comforted with the knowledge that mom, dad and Cory are safe in God's hands everlasting. Each day I love my family a little more and pray that we, as mom and dad always expect, take care of each other until death do us part :-)
September 28, 2019
September 28, 2019
I continue to be blessed with the undeniable strength of the connection I still have with mom and dad. Their indelible spirit continues to guide me and comfort me. Their most precious wish was that we always take care of and support the family and I will always be committed to doing just that. Thank you mom and dad for instilling the morals and values that will carry me through a sometimes immoral world. Love you much!
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February 16, 2020
Forty years ago today Mrs. Audrey Walker attended my wedding. She was the only one who was in the audience of witnesses, but her Alora was one of my bridesmaids.
It made me so happy to have them close to me on that day. She was always so loving and kind to me and my husband Kevin Turner.
I’ll always remember her for these qualities and we expect to see her in eternity.
Thanks Mom
February 16, 2018

I am grateful for all the many walks and talks we had over the years; and most of all the unconditional love mom and dad always had for me and all of us. Mom's heart is my heart and my heart belongs to all of my wonderful family from now through the generations and therefore, mom (and dad) are always alive. I still pull strength from them and I suppose I always will.

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