Ouachita County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....WALKER, VAY BRINKLEY March 10, 2016
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News Star World - March 15, 2016
VAY BRINKLEY WALKER

Private family graveside services for "Miss Vay" Walker, 89, of Baton Rouge, LA 
were held at Resthaven Gardens of Memory Cemetery in Baton Rouge, LA with Rev. 
Mike Ferguson officiating, under the direction of Mulhearn Funeral Home in 
Monroe, LA

Mrs. Walker died Wednesday March 10, 2016 at the Ouachita Rehab Center in 
Monroe, LA. Mrs. Walker was born on July 31st, 1926 in Guyman, Oklahoma. Her 
family moved to the Estancia Valley in New Mexico in 1928 because of her frail 
health. The climate there was wonderful for her and she loved the ranch she 
grew up on and enjoyed riding horses.

Mrs. Walker was preceded in death by three husbands, David Walker, Mac Bruno, 
and the father of her two children, W. J. (Fats) Walock; a sister and two 
brothers along with her parents, Hazel and David Brinkley.

She is survived by a daughter, Lauretta Tucker and husband, Barney of Monroe, 
LA; son, Monty Walock and wife, Kay of Baton Rouge, LA; three granddaughters, 
Veronica Attaway and husband, Daryl, Debbie McClanahan and husband, David, and 
Lauren Milliner; six grandsons, Austin Walock and fiancee Alyssa Adams, Andrew 
Walock and wife, DeAnn, Brandon Walock and wife, Jessica, Jeramie Walock and 
wife, Stacey, David Shively and wife, Deanna, and Michael Shively and wife, 
Emily; 14 great grandchildren; Sister, Lottie Brandt of Chandler, Arizona; and 
numerous nieces and nephews.

Miss Vay loved turquoise jewelery, crafts, pretty dishes, and anything the 
color of green or turquoise. She enjoyed attending her church Lanier Baptist 
and the Salvation Army League. She lived her life "her way" and always enjoyed 
doing the things that made her happy.

She lived the last fourteen months in Monroe, LA following a stroke, that left 
her unable to walk and the loss of her sight. She always felt she was still in 
Baton Rouge, the place she called home and where her heart would always be.

Memorials may be made to the Family Promise of Ouachita, Inc. P O Box 8277, 
Monroe, La 71211

We only get one mother and it is important no matter what that we love her for 
the life she gave us.

Online Registry/Condolences:www.mulhearnfuneralhome.com

Mulhearn Funeral Home

Sterlington Rd

Monroe,LA 

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