John Walker Jr.

October 28, 1935 - September 23, 2020

John Walker Jr. “Jim” “Juiceman” October 28,1935- September 23,2020 It is with great sadness to announce the sudden death of our cherished and adored father, John Walker Jr. your family and friend. Born on October 28th, 1935 to John Walker Sr. and Earline Posey Walker (both deceased) in Johnston, S.C. Another end to great pain and suffering from age related illness and loss of his lifetime love, John has returned to the arms of our Heavenly Father on the 23rd September 2020. There’s nothing Jim enjoyed more than gathering with family and friends. Please join us to honor and remember a family oriented, hardworking, love inspired, celebratory outgoing man in a celebration of life memorial service. Memorial service will begin at 1pm on the 24th of October at Lee Funeral home located at 6633 Old Alexandria Ferry Rd, Clinton, MD 20735. John cherished his 44 beautiful years of marriage to Dorothy Ann Walker (recently deceased) and survived by three children: Eldest son Paul Neal Jr., two daughters, Joyce Jackson (spouse Darrell) and Daisy Walker- Jackson (spouse Mark Sr.); grandchildren: Ronicia Conner, James Jones, Jada Neal, Madison Neal, Savannah Neal (deceased), Tytiana Butler, Daryl Ann Jackson, Nia Jackson, Khari Walker engaged to Salvatore Grasso III, Mark Jackson Jr, Clinton Jackson and John Paul Jackson; great-grandchildren: Charles Quarles IV, Carter Grasso and Aiden Roberts; siblings: Sadie L. Walker-Moore(deceased) Carolyn Poston; sister in law, Joyce Anita Orr; nephews: Leonard, Ricky, Marlon Walker and William Lawson; niece, Chiquita Walker and a host great-nephews, great-nieces, and cousins. If you wish to send flowers, please send them to Lee Funeral Home where service will be held. If you desire to express condolences and commiseration to our family cards are permitted at the memorial service. With all our heart we truly thank and love everyone and may God Bless and keep you! Family is offering a virtual service through https://youtu.be/c3AH3MS3GV4 Forever In Our Hearts