February 16, 2018
February 16, 2018
Remembering you at this time!...remembering the fun we had...remember "the magnificent seven"....and the ride on...ride on joke!
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Wally Griffith, 55 years old, born on February 16, 1948, and passed away on April 19, 2003. We will remember him forever.
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April 19, 2017
April 19, 2017
The Wally Griffith Hall is a deserving tribute in your memory...you placed your name for the mortgage to be facilitated...you loved the place...it was also your last earthly stop before internment! Your memory lives on...ICF
April 15, 2014
April 15, 2014
Wilma and I were riding through the Interborough Parkway, past your resting place last Thursday (on our way to a viewing!),....when she asked me how long ago it was since you had left us, Brother Wally...... I could not remember so I later googled "Wally Griffith" and lo and behold,...I found this memorial....It will be... (in a few days).... a full eleven years since that day....but you are still alive in our memories, and mine in particular..
I remember the affable man you were. I remember you as an "officer and gentleman" type. Your passion and contribution to the XGDF vision was exceptional. You were a partner of distinction in that regard.... I miss you..... "We, miss you" my friend..... You were a unique glue that helped keep and grow the organization, positively, in pursuit of that vision......... especially when it came to the bonding of "different ranks". The XGDF Association would not BE...without your sterling contributions.....I am not being overly generous, Brother Wally......I truly believe that.
I remember your gutsy revelation to the membership just prior to your departure. I remember your last request to me, for a curry session at my office, with the boys, to watch a game and play rap....you did not rap, but you rocked in a chair and reminisced...
I now shed a tear for you and ...and, and think...what if...what if?
I remember the affable man you were. I remember you as an "officer and gentleman" type. Your passion and contribution to the XGDF vision was exceptional. You were a partner of distinction in that regard.... I miss you..... "We, miss you" my friend..... You were a unique glue that helped keep and grow the organization, positively, in pursuit of that vision......... especially when it came to the bonding of "different ranks". The XGDF Association would not BE...without your sterling contributions.....I am not being overly generous, Brother Wally......I truly believe that.
I remember your gutsy revelation to the membership just prior to your departure. I remember your last request to me, for a curry session at my office, with the boys, to watch a game and play rap....you did not rap, but you rocked in a chair and reminisced...
I now shed a tear for you and ...and, and think...what if...what if?
April 18, 2013
April 18, 2013
It was ten years ago my friend Wally left his earthly home to be with his Lord. He is remembered for his wit, his friendship, his ready smile and words of advice.Remembering him today is comforting, knowing that he is resting in peace.
April 16, 2013
April 16, 2013
Rest in Peace Wally, we still remember your contribution as our past President as though it was last week.
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February 16, 2018
February 16, 2018
Remembering you at this time!...remembering the fun we had...remember "the magnificent seven"....and the ride on...ride on joke!
April 19, 2017
April 19, 2017
The Wally Griffith Hall is a deserving tribute in your memory...you placed your name for the mortgage to be facilitated...you loved the place...it was also your last earthly stop before internment! Your memory lives on...ICF
April 15, 2014
April 15, 2014
Wilma and I were riding through the Interborough Parkway, past your resting place last Thursday (on our way to a viewing!),....when she asked me how long ago it was since you had left us, Brother Wally...... I could not remember so I later googled "Wally Griffith" and lo and behold,...I found this memorial....It will be... (in a few days).... a full eleven years since that day....but you are still alive in our memories, and mine in particular..
I remember the affable man you were. I remember you as an "officer and gentleman" type. Your passion and contribution to the XGDF vision was exceptional. You were a partner of distinction in that regard.... I miss you..... "We, miss you" my friend..... You were a unique glue that helped keep and grow the organization, positively, in pursuit of that vision......... especially when it came to the bonding of "different ranks". The XGDF Association would not BE...without your sterling contributions.....I am not being overly generous, Brother Wally......I truly believe that.
I remember your gutsy revelation to the membership just prior to your departure. I remember your last request to me, for a curry session at my office, with the boys, to watch a game and play rap....you did not rap, but you rocked in a chair and reminisced...
I now shed a tear for you and ...and, and think...what if...what if?
I remember the affable man you were. I remember you as an "officer and gentleman" type. Your passion and contribution to the XGDF vision was exceptional. You were a partner of distinction in that regard.... I miss you..... "We, miss you" my friend..... You were a unique glue that helped keep and grow the organization, positively, in pursuit of that vision......... especially when it came to the bonding of "different ranks". The XGDF Association would not BE...without your sterling contributions.....I am not being overly generous, Brother Wally......I truly believe that.
I remember your gutsy revelation to the membership just prior to your departure. I remember your last request to me, for a curry session at my office, with the boys, to watch a game and play rap....you did not rap, but you rocked in a chair and reminisced...
I now shed a tear for you and ...and, and think...what if...what if?
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