Edward Russell Walls

Happy Valentines Day...RIP hun

A great person, great inspiration....laugh and smile always....God Bless You

I will never forget being on the cruise when we were all at the comedy show and finding out your table broke. Lol now your at peace and can fly the planes and work on all the cars you want

DEAR RUSSELL, WHAT CAN I SAY BUDDY AS THERE IS SO MUCH THAT I COULD. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE MANY MANY GREAT MEMORIES THAT ARE FOREVER ENGRAVED IN MY HEART. AS A FRIEND FOR 30 PLUS YEARS YOU WERE SO IMPORTANT TO ME GROWING UP AND HELPING ME PAVE MY CAREER BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY BECOMING A BETTER PERSON IN LIFE. GOD HAS BLESSED YOU AND I KNOW YOU WILL BE WAITING FOR ME WHEN I GET THERE. MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU RUSS AND FAMILY FOREVER! A GREAT LOSS FOR ALL WHO KNEW YOU..

Russell,

You will be missed. My most vivid memory is driving out to Carlise/Western PA to watch you in the anything goes car races. I never had the opportunity to watch you at Maple Grove, but I be you had a great time. Funny thing, is now I have a camper within walking distance of the track. Thank you for the good memories and passing through my life, through your friendship with my husband Donald. Rest in piece.

Debbie and Donald Sokalczuk

Russell,

You will be missed. My most vivid memory is driving out to Carlise/Western PA to watch you in the anything goes car races. I never had the opportunity to watch you at Maple Grove, but I be you had a great time. Funny thing, is now I have a camper within walking distance of the track. Thank you for the good memories and passing through my life, through your friendship with my husband Donald. Rest in piece.

Debbie and Donald Sokalczuk

Our deepest sympathies go to you Helen and family. Russ always seemed to have a smile on his face. He was a nice guy and shall be missed.

Rest in Peace Russ, your suffering is done.
Now you get to see the hearts you've touched and the many fond memories you've helped create.
For me, jumping ramps in the ally with our bicycles, "falling off" the bridge on Elmwood, paperclip wars in the dark and falling in the creek behind the Sunoco were some of the best adventures a kid could of had. All the way up to racing our mustangs, running a traffic break on I-95, CB radio wars,

Rest in Peace Russ, your suffering is done.
Now you get to see the hearts you've touched and the many fond memories you've helped create.
For me, jumping ramps in the ally with our bicycles, "falling off" the bridge on Elmwood, paperclip wars in the dark and falling in the creek behind the Sunoco were some of the best adventures a kid could of had. All the way up to racing our mustangs, running a traffic break on I-95, CB radio wars, and waiting in line at Pat's steaks made for some of the best adventures a young adult could have.
I also want to thank you for the late night strolls to the "sev" for our "big un" burgers when my hand was jacked and last but certainly not least, thank you for keeping me from making the biggest mistake of my life.
I'll never forget the Friend, Pal, and Cohort, you were to me!
With sadness, joy and admiration,
Joey

Even though we have not been in contact, I still have much love for you Russell! You will always be loved and sadly missed! I will NEVER forget the good times we used to have! You were the best!!! Love, Kim

Dear Family,
Russell is finally kicking back and relaxing up above.No pain, no stress. What great memories I have of him! He always treated me well as did the rest of you all. I wish I could help ease the pain of his loss for you. Hey Russ..see you when I get there! You shall be missed.
Love,
Vera