Birth date: Jan 13, 1939 Death date: Jun 1, 2025
In Loving Memory of Warren Mustard Walls Warren M. Walls, 1939 - 2025 It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of our beloved Warren Mustard Walls, who went to be with the Lord on June 1, 2025, at the age of 86. Warre Read Obituary
I am truly sorry that I was unable to attend the viewing. I became severely ill just prior to leaving our home. Warren and I go back many years, from school, church, carpooling to the DuPont plant and being colleague's in other capacities. You could never meet a nicer person than Warren Walls.
My condolences to the family and those nearest to Warren.
Allen McIlvain
Our family loved Warren and Mary. We were blessed to attend church with them at Calvary Baptist church in Georgetown,DE. They were such a warm, loving couple - fellow believers we loved being with. Warren was known for his woodworking skills and for always helping and serving and using his many talents for the Lord. He loved his family and those of us who were family in the Lord were glad to be included in his circle too. We are thankful for the many years we were blessed to be friends. We rejoice that he is with His Lord and Savior now in heaven.
We love you Warren,
The Winston Family
Cindy and Brian,
I remember meeting Mr. Walls at the Food Lion several years ago and noticed that his cart was full of food. Little did I know that he was preparing for the "Monday Night Family dinner". What a memory to cherish of having the family together to eat and tell tales on each other.
Mike and I are so sorry to learn of Mr. Walls passing but know that he is in a much better place called Heaven.
In Sympathy,
Mike Clemmer and Wendell Alfred
One of my fondest memories was a time we stopped by the 14 foot light house to give me a tour and visit the crew. It was on one of our many fishing trips. He would call me his first mate and let me drive the boat from time to time. I will cherish those memories for ever. Danny
I first met Warren when I was stationed at U. S. Coast Guard Station Indian River Inlet in 1986. Warren was a Boatswain Mate in the Reserves. He was one of the best to work with and talk to. Recently I had the pleasure to see him. He showed me his models of boats, lighthouses and aircraft that he hand carved from crafted. He took prints and made smaller models to scale perfecting his skill.
Semper Paratus brother!
