Calvin Walker Program

Say Cuz, we had a good Ɵme when you were out here in SeaƩle, I was hoping you could have made another trip this summer, but God has a mysterious way of guiding our path. It is oŌen difficult to understand his plan especially when Ɵmes are tough but nevertheless God is busy working out his perfect plan for a life well lived. UnƟl we meet again and you’re knocking on heaven doors rest in peace for the real journey is just beginning. Steve A. Harrington (Cousin) To My Loving Uncle, the sparkle of your eyes, the brightness of your smile, the goodness of your soul will always stay in our hearts because you were one gem of a person we had. Losing you is no doubt a significant loss to all of us. You will always be missed. Fate is beyond your control, and leƫng you leave like that was the most challenging thing to happen. Though you are not with us anymore, we will always keep you alive in our talks, in our memories, in our hearts and in everything we share. Rather it be from listening to music or cooking or laughing and your silly jokes or you cooking your burger in the microwave for 30 minutes, I will always love you. Alton Lathomas Lucas (Nephew) Oh my, where do I start. When I arrived in Houston with my family, we looked for a place to live. It seemed like we scanned the enƟre city, but we found our home in an apartment complex off of Dairy Ashford and Bissonnet. The first person I met was Calvin, he was our next - door neighbor. He had the first car I ever sat in with a booming system. We would stand outside talking for hours about any and everything. I was learning how to cook on this smoker I just purchased. I asked Calvin for a few pointers on how I should prepare/smoke sausage on the smoker. Of course, he explained to me in great detail how to do it. I was so proud of my finished product; I took it over to Calvin to show him what I had done. The look on his face was hmm, that don’t look like what I described to him what the finished product should look like. He did not say a word. I don’t think he even tasted the sausage. However, a few days later, he came over to our home with some perfectly smoked sausage. He did not say a word like, this is what it is supposed to look like, but the look on his face was saying, this is what it is supposed to look like. We were having some plumbing issues in our homes. The water would drain very slowly out of the tub while taking a shower. I would go to Calvin and complain about it and then he said they had the same issue. He did not grumble about it, he said, I don’t know what you are complaining about, that standing water is good for soaking my feet, that feels good to me. There are so many stories I can share about Calvin, but I will end it with this. He had a huge heart. I know that because he would give me big brother advice all the Ɵme, even when I did not want to hear it. He talked to me when I was going through some tough Ɵmes. He told me to put those issues I had in God’s hands, pray for strength, and trust and believe that God will make a way; He will not put more on you than you can handle. Rest well on your journey my friend. I love you, Calvin. Melvin Chatman (Close Family Friend) Calvin was bigger than Life itself! His Laugh Echoed like Thunder. He was an AWESOME chef. He was at his best when he was cooking in the kitchen - loud music and all! That was his comfort zone. He was Thoughƞul and AƩenƟve to your needs and ALWAYS knew the right words to comfort you. Any problem, Calvin would solve it; even without your permission - LOL. He was all bark, but no bite. He always found Ɵme to play & pamper our two dogs: Calvin Jr (CJ), and Armani (Lil One). They are together again! Calvin, you have found Peace. Take Your Rest My Friend. Darla Price