Birth date: Aug 14, 1910 Death date: Jul 17, 2004
Sylvia Helen Doran Walker died Friday, July 16, of complications following treatment for lung cancer. Mrs. Walker was living at Woodland Heights Assisted Living Center when she passed away.Sylvia was born in Tacoma, Washington to Read Obituary
Sylvia was a dear friend of our mother's. They played golf and bridge together from the 1950s (maybe earlier) until our mother moved to California in the mid '70s. Mom always talked to and saw Sylvia on her annual visits back to Seattle and always said what fun she had with Sylvia.
Our sympathy to her family. Sylvia was a most gracious and lovely woman.
Nancy Nye Peterson
Merry Nye
Joe Nye
West Seattle##imported-begin##Merry Nye##imported-end##
I adored Sylvia and was sad to hear about her passing. I have such fond memories of her. Sylvia was always the life of the party at family reunions. I remember my brother Danny and I laughing with her. She called Dan "pogo", and to this day I can't remember why it was so funny? My dad used to get Sylvia rolling w/laughter! I loved witnessing that.
She just brought so much joy to people around her. We don't get together anymore (reunions), it's just nice to look back and remember the ones we used to have. My thoughts are with you today while celebrating Aunt Sylvia's life.
Regards, Drena Trowbridge - Kaaiwela (Terry's daughter & Grandma Bessie's granddaughter)##imported-begin##Drena Trowbridge Kaaiwela##imported-end##
Sylvia and I became friends when she was at Carman Oaks Retirement Center. I led a Bible study for the residents there and Sylvia often played the piano for our special events.
After she moved from Carman Oaks to Woodland Heights, I continued to visit her. She was delightful, interesting, talented, and charming . We shall all miss Sylvia's positive look at the world around her and her sweet spirit.
Stella Shotts##imported-begin##Stella Shotts##imported-end##
Aunt Sylvia was a wonderful person. She was always fun to be around. She had a great sense of humor and she was always sweet and kind. She will be missed.##imported-begin##Ron and Olga Walker##imported-end##
