Walter Lundy, Jr

Walter Lundy Jr, a beloved husband, father, and member of his community, passed away peacefully on February 12, 2024, leaving behind a life of love, courage, and cherished memories that will forever endure in the hearts of those who had the privilege of knowing him.

Walter was born and raised in Clarksville, Tennessee, to his adoring parents Martha and Walter Senior. From a young age, he exhibited qualities of integrity, resilience, and compassion that would come to define his character throughout his life's journey. In his lifetime, Walter witnessed the ebb and flow of family bonds, the joy of shared moments, and the ache of loss. Raised alongside nine siblings—six boys and four girls—Walter found solace and strength in familial ties, weathering life's storms with resilience and grace.

As Walter bids farewell to this earthly realm, he leaves behind a woven thread of family, duty, and cherished memories. Preceded in death by his beloved brother Michael, and sisters Catherine (Cathy) and Jacqueline (Jackie), Walters is survived by six siblings, whose presence will grace his memorial next month.

Walter Lundy Jr, born [birth date], enlisted in September 1977, embarking on a journey intertwined with honor, duty, and unwavering commitment to service. Born into a family deeply rooted in military tradition, Walter's path diverged from the familial pattern of Army service, marking a distinctive turn in the Lundy lineage. With his decision to join the military, Walter followed in the footsteps of his father and eldest brother, Michael, who had already paved the way in service to their country. The Lundy family, with a proud history of Army service stretching back to Walters's grandfather, Willie Lundy.

In September 1981, Walter embarked on a journey of love and partnership, marrying the love of his life, Debra. Their union was a beacon of love, characterized by mutual respect, unwavering support, and shared dreams. Together, they experienced the greatest joy of their lives with the birth of their beloved son, William, in 1986.

As a military family, Walter and Debra embraced a life filled with adventure and new experiences. Their travels took them across the globe, from the scenic landscapes of Germany to the vibrant communities of Louisiana at Fort Lee and El Paso, Texas. Through each new destination, they forged lifelong friendships and left a positive impact wherever they went.

Walter served his country with honor and distinction, dedicating over a decade of his life to the United States Army. During his service, he worked as an infantryman and paralegal, demonstrating courage and commitment in every task he undertook. He deployed to various locations, including Panama, where his bravery and dedication earned him the respect of his comrades.

Following his military career, Walter continued to serve his community in various capacities. He joined the contract security for Kuwait before embarking on a 20-year tenure as a paralegal for the Montgomery County Court System in Clarksville, Tennessee. His work ethic, professionalism, and dedication to justice left an indelible mark on those he served alongside.

Outside of his professional endeavors, Walter found joy in coaching baseball, a passion he shared with his son and countless young athletes whom he mentored over the years. He cherished his time in the Army, relishing the camaraderie and sense of purpose it provided, and found solace in the serenity of fishing trips with family and friends.

Walter will be deeply missed by his loving family, friends, and all who knew him. His kindness, generosity, and unwavering spirit will continue to inspire those who were fortunate enough to have crossed paths with him.

In honoring Walter's life, let us celebrate the impact he made on the lives of others and the enduring legacy of love and compassion he leaves behind.

May Walter Lundy Jr rest in eternal peace, knowing that he was loved deeply and will be remembered fondly always.