Frieda Walker Obituary

A true believer in God. You will be missed Frieda. My prayers to the family.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. I regret not keeping in touch with Frieda since high school. I will always remember her friendship and Patty Piedmont during our high school days. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

My heart goes out to you and your family during this difficult loss. May the peace which comes from the memories of love shared comfort you now and in the days ahead. God Bless you.

I was shock to hear of Frieda's passing...She was such a nice lady and always a smile on her face...The family is in my thoughts and prayers...May God bless you and keep you.

So sorry for your loss, Josh. You mother was an incredible woman and you are so blessed to have had her as your Mom. May God Bless you in your time of sorrow--know that you Mom is smiling down on you!

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Our sympanthy goes out to the Walker family during this time.

I only knew Frieda for a short time. I met her in July. She was kind, cheerful, helpful and always had a smile on her face. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family. I will miss her.

Ut and familt sorry for your loss of Frieda.She was a sweet girl.you and your family will be in our prayers.

Please accept our deepest sympathy on the passing of your loved one. Your family is in our thoughts and in our prayers. Mayor Minnie N. Blackwell and Hanahan City Council: Dan Owens, Jeff Chandler, Joel Hodges, Kevin Cox, Mike Dyson, and Michael Sally

I am heart broken at the loss of My Dear Friend Frieda. Some of my fondest memories of youth are shared with her in a big way. We were friends since our early teens and could tell some stories! She was that friend who would always be there for you with a smile, a plan or a shoulder to cry on. We shared many of those moments from crazy escapades to boy troubles. My very first home away from home was shared with Frieda in a little house in Hanahan not far from our parents. We thought this was a hugh deal to have this much independence. But we often mooched a meal at one or the other place and threw in a load of clothes to wash while we ate! We both loved our families and we loved each other's family as well.

While we were living together, Frieda decided to further her education by attending night school at Palmer College and I soon followed suit. Her enthusiasm for studying and making good grades influenced me into thinking that I could do the same even though I wasn't the most applied student in high school. A year later, I entered College of Charleston full-time to later graduate with a BA in Urban Studies. (I should mention that Frieda had a 4.0GPR which set the bar for me.) I always attribute this fork in my road to Frieda and I told her so. Even though we eventually went our separate ways, we never lost touch with each other. Never.

During the time I lived in Hilton Head, I would call Frieda when I came home for the holidays. (Her phone number was the same as when we lived together! An easy one to remember and probably the only one I know by heart other than my own!) I would come over to her house and we'd talk for hours catching up and remembering the Good Ol' Days. And if I was really lucky, we'd go over to her Momma's house and there would be some Mac & Cheese left for me to devour! When I came back to Charleston in 2001, we still kept in touch.

In 2009, there was a Hanahan High School reunion and a reunion of The Blue Mist (a popular rock band in our high school days). Frieda attended both and was radiant and excited to be reconnecting with old friends. We had so much fun remembering those times together and we looked forward to many more to come.

My sadness is that there will be no more opportunities to talk for hours about our families, our friends and our wonderful teen years together. But I will hold dear to those memories and seek them out any time I need to see Frieda again. I will miss you, My Dear Friend.

I knew Frieda for only a short time. She was always very friendly and happy. She was great person. I will miss her.

Thank you for being such a blessing in the work area. I learned a lot from your faith and love for the Lord and to me all that is priceless. I will miss you.

I am sorry, Josh, for the loss you must be feeling at this time. But we know she will be celebrating until you are reunited one day. So we celebrate with and for her now. Frieda is now truly living the "MasterLife."

Thank you for 50 years of close friendship. I will cherish the memories and miss you terribly. I love you.