Marion Lindsey Walker

I am the niece of J. Corder Smith, named as an honorary pallbearer in the obituary. I send you my family's condolences. We are grateful that your loved one and his friend, Lindsey Walker, was able to help him during a low point in his life when he needed to get his life back on track in late 1961. More details are in a letter I am sending to his home. Corder died in1978.
Sincerely,
Martha Troxell

Pauline & Family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and yours.

Lindsey will be missed by all that he touched and he touched many.

God Bless

I don't know what I'm going to miss the most about you. Your teasing way, the twinkle in your eye or your mischievous smile. Thanks for the memories Lindsey. You will be greatly missed.

Dear Pauline. My heart goes out to you and I extend my loving condolences to you and your family. Hope there will be someone to meet him at the golden gate with a cake!
I love you, dear friend. Rennie

Pauline,
Words can not express just how much Lindsey meant to us. He was one of a kind. If we ever need anything, he was there to lend a brotherly hand. When Steve was Worshipful Master at Bmt Lodgs 286, he became ill. During that time he also had planned a fund raiser. The only person I could think of calling was Lindsey. I had no idea who else to contact. Lindsey and yourself took the reigns and made sure that fund raiser was taken care of. Jokingly, we dubbed Lindsey as our 'Hero'. We had no idea that latter on he would prove true to that title. Many a time he would help with no hesitation whether it was a kind word of encouragement, or rolling up his sleeves to lend a hand. I will miss not seeing him in Chapter. I could always be encourage just by looking at him. You and Lindseys support was and will continue to be felt as Steve and I finish our year. We thank God that he allowed us to have Lindsey and you in our lives. You two were and are truly a blessing. We love you with all of our hearts. Please know you are in our prayers at all times.
With nothing but Star Love,
WM Charlotte Hodges
WP Steve Hodges,
Wisteria Chapter 823, O.E.S.

I extend my deepest sympathy to the family. It has been since the early 1970's when I last saw Lindsey in Beaumont, and we all belonged to a Dinner Club at that time. I have fond memories.

Pauline:

My thoughts and prayers are with you and the rest of Lindsey's family. I will miss the phone calls from Lindsey as well as his great stories and history lessons. He taught me a lot over the last 35 years and I will always remember him for that.

Dear Pauline,

I am so sorry. Lindsey will be greatly missed. I always loved to be around both of you and I really enjoyed his letters to the editor. Please know that we think of you often and you are in our prayers.

John and Carolyn

Our thoughts and prayers are with your. The real estate industry has lost a great mind.

Lindsey will be missed for many reasons...not the least of which was his wit. Nobody could deliver a story better than he. He devoted much of his life to Beaumont Masonry and will always be remembered for that. It was a pleasure to have known him and learned from him.