The obituary notice of Clint WALKER

Sleep well buddy.

Sleep well buddy.

Sleep well buddy.

Lovely man, always upbeat and positive, will be greatly missed

Wendy and family, our sincerest condolences on Clints passing.
RIP
Much Love
Richard and Sue Hazelwood
NZ

To my cousin Clint. Always had fond memories of our time kicking the football around. Those years playing at Oldham Athletic football ground with my cousins and friends was a great time with lots of great memories. You will always be in our minds and hearts. Love you cuz.
From Paul, Kymlee, Jordan and Kyran xxxx

Our sincere condolences to family and friends. Clint, my cousin, has a special place in my memory when we played indoor football at Oldham Athletic football club. Solid partnerships were formed on the court with yourself, your brother (Mark), Martin and Steve followed by a few beers in the local pub. Sunday nights was always a day to look forward to each week, to catch up with my cousins and friends. Our lives took different paths after that where you took your family down to beautiful Cornwall and we moved overseas. Wished we could have spent more time together. You will always be in my memory and my heart. Thinking of you always cuz. Love Paul, Kymlee, Jordan and Kyran x

Uncle Clint.

I remember you laughing and with a smile on your face; as a man who loved and was extremely proud of his family. A role model to young mancunians, with wisdom and experience to share. All my love. Gavin xx

Our favourite Uncle Clint, we are absolutely heartbroken that you have had to go so early and be away from your family who you loved so much. You always had so much love and time to give, always taking time to include and make us feel at home, always ready with a great (if not long) joke with the best punchlines, the king of games and teaching us all how to play, New Years Eve parties and long summers at the caravan, always smiling and always kindness first. Your inclusive nature and big heart was infectious to be around and we were so lucky to have had you in our childhood and memories, you will be greatly missed and always loved very much, Helen and Claire xxx

For a short while we were bro's, that was the first thing you said to me after Jacob and Erin's wedding; "From now on I'm going to call you Bro". That meant such a lot. All the kid's weddings were the foundation of of our relationship. They were the coming together of families, and what fun they were.A memory of you at Scott and Rach's wedding was during the packing away of camping gear next morning; you parked you car in the middle of the field, opened all the doors and put on a newly acquired northern soul compilation cd at full volume. I'm sure Frank Wilson's "Do I Love You? Indeed I Do!" could be heard in the next village.Thanks also for being my barbecue buddy at our summer parties, I actually believed your compliments.Your family and friends were everything to you, dedicated to us all, a genuine family man.A true hero in every sense too, you and Wendy dashing to Dawlish as quick as a flash to help Jo when the lightning struck our tree, you almost arrived before the fire brigade.We will miss you always, with all our love,Bryan and Jo