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It is with great sadness that our family announces Harold Joseph Walker's passing at 82 from Little Pond and Sydney Mines. Harold passed peacefully on August 30th, 2024. After a long battle with Dementia.
Born on February 10th, 1942, Harold was the son of the late Charlotte and Alex Walker, who lived in Little Pond, Florence.
Harold is survived by his loving and devoted wife, Lorraine (Hatcher) Walker, of Sydney Mines. They were married for 14 years on September 3rd, 2024.
Harold is also survived by his sister, Doris Coppola, of Connecticut, USA. Nieces and nephews. Four stepdaughters, Michelle (Donnie) Marsh, Francene (Daryl) Aker, Charlene (Steve) Farrell and Raylene Hatcher. Sister-in-law Violet Kirby. And close friends Beverly Bungay and Lawrence Jessome.
Harold was predeceased by his only Son, Harley, who died tragically at age 5. His parents, Charlotte and Alex Walker. His two Brothers, Lawrence Walker, and James Walker.
Harold's life was marked by resilience. He lost his dad at an early age, which led him to start working in the crop pits at 14. He then worked for many years in different coal mines until he retired from Prince Mine. Harold was a hard worker, always ready to tackle any job that came his way.
Harold loved animals, chickens, pigs, dogs, etc., just to name a few. Harold loved taking his Lorraine to the Sydney Mines Pensioners every Saturday night to do some dancing. Harold was mainly known for his practical jokes. He loved to make other people laugh. Harold’s favorite joke was to get you to go to another room where he couldn’t see you. He would tell you how you were standing. After you would say, I’m ready. He would say (like a fool), haha. He gave his family and friends lots of laughs and great memories.
We, the family, are deeply grateful to Dr. Mc Keough and his secretary Louise for their exceptional care of Harold over the years. We also extend our heartfelt thanks to the nurses and all Harbour View Long Term Care staff for their dedicated support and care.
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