Birth date: Jul 6, 1961 Death date: Jul 23, 2022
Stephen D. Walker, age 61, passed away Saturday, July 23, 2022 in Detroit, MI. He was born July 6, 1961 in Watford, England to David and Judith (Johnson) Walker. While on holiday to Cancun, Mexico 13 years ago, he met the former J Read Obituary
My world will be a much sadder place without Stephen. This is so heartbreaking. Steve was a Blessing to anyone who knew him. He was one-of-a-kind. Steve was one of those people about whom others always had such genuinely kind words to say. He had the biggest heart of anyone I've ever known. Steve was a most loving, compassionate and generous man. He was also a wonderful human being who never missed a chance to say "I Love You" to the people he cared about. I will never have another friend like him. So now I will treasure the memories and smile while I think of him as I watch Tottenham Hotspur. I can still hear echoes of "Come On You Spurs!" booming from his now silent voice. What a gift he was. God grant you eternal rest and perpetual light shine upon you. Love You My Friend, Bill Willour.
So many memories of this incredible man
We met in 2011 playing poker and pool . Never In my life did I imagine he would mean so much to me . Steve's smile was infectious,his laugh captivating.
His love for his family and friends were the most important things to him. I loved his big bear hugs. His dad jokes and always here for anyone that needed a hand .
My boys love you like a uncle ,Sam will miss his sweaty betty uncle. The amazing memories we made in Chicago and the USA will always make me smile.
It doesn't feel real that your gone .rest easy brother save me a spot at the poker table. Forever loved xxx
A Big Man with a Big Heart! I shared many good times with Steve and he will be fondly remembered and deeply missed. My Heart goes out to Steve’s family at this difficult time
Neal
Very sad to hear of Steve’s passing. I met Steve over 20 years ago through my wife Julie. We shared many dinners, beers and wine plus some lively debates which I had forgotten by the next morning. Steve met and integrated easily with my Horsham buddies joining us on a couple of trips to Munich beer fest and Mykonos where we created many memories. He and Jeanne flew over to celebrate my 50th 10 years ago and we all partied wildly as usual. I last spoke to Steve in May 2022 and realised that he was not doing so well so rallied the Horsham Boys together for a video call to celebrate his birthday on 6th July but alas we were unable to connect. Very sad to see my good buddy pass away RIP Steve, love Rocky, Julie, Sophie and Holly xxx
So sorry to hear about the loss of Steve - a gentle giant of a man. I had the privilege to go on a couple of lads holiday with Steve - and will particularly treasure the memories of our times in Mykonos and Munich. RIP big man. X
I will always remember Steve as the
Kind visitor with us in Ekwanda Kenya. He had traveled with Jeanne to visit our His Arms Children’s Project. But I see him laughing surrounded by the
Kids! They loved him. Rubbed his head to feel his short hair and rubbed the hair on his arms. What did Steve do? Laugh! What did the kids do? Laugh and giggle and loved his attention. He was so patient with them. What a gift of “ presence” he blessed those
Kids with. Love you Steve. You will always be part of our Kenya family.
SO sorry to hear this - Stephen was such a great guy. Prayers for the family❤️
