Audrey Walker

Audrey Marie Walker, a beloved sister and resident of New Orleans LA, passed away recently leaving behind a legacy of community leadership and cherished memories. An ardent lover of life, Audrey was fondly remembered by those who knew her well for her vivacity, relentless drive, and her knack for forging lasting relationships. Graduated from John McDonough High School, she had deep roots and a profound connection with her city that was evident in her actions and efforts throughout her life. Nourishing a lifelong passion for card games, Audrey was often found at card parties and games, adding to the smiles and mirth with her ever-present jovial charm. Her engaging demeanor attracted kinship, and it was through these shared moments of comradery and friendly competition where Audrey truly shone. Despite the playful rivalry on the card table, Audrey had an unwavering love and loyalty towards her family, especially her only son Jory and her two grandchildren, around whom she built her world. Celebrated as a beacon of strength, Audrey shared an exceptionally close bond with her siblings, specifically her sister Sybil Walker, offering support in tough times, and joining in the joyous moments. Regardless of the situation, Audrey could always be counted on for her level-headed advice, nurturing care, and a shoulder to lean on. She reveled in spending quality time with her close-knit family; her contributions to make each stepping stone on Jory's path more comfortable were reflective of her unwavering love. Audrey’s dedication and availability to her loved ones make her an unforgettable force, a precious gem, that will sorely be missed in every heart she touched. Audrey Marie Walker is survived by her companion, Kenneth Brown, her sister, Sybil Clark, her brother Edward Walker. She also leaves behind a close knit of nephews; Raynard, Leonard and Raydell Walker. Audrey’s legacy continues in her beloved grandchildren NiJory Walker, Jory Walker Jr. She was preceded in death by her dear parents, Lydia Bresley Walker and Ben Brown, her brother Alvin Walker, and her cherished son Jory Walker Sr. "'Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God.' - Matthew 5:9, The King James Bible Audrey Marie Walker spent her life sowing peace and unity within her community. As a natural leader, she bridged divides, fostered understanding and camaraderie among her people. As a passionate card player, she used games as a platform to bring together her community. Audrey always considered her family her pillar of strength; she held her connections with her siblings and her son dearly. Just like the peacemakers referred to in this scripture, Audrey will be a beloved child of God, remembered for her harmonizing spirit. In lieu of flowers, the family of Audrey Marie Walker's asks that you consider a donation to defray the cost of funeral expenses. Contributions of any amount are appreciated. Please continue keeping Audrey Marie Walker's family in your thoughts throughout this challenging time. https://www.ilof.com/new-orleans-funeral-and-cremation-service-1/audrey-marie-walker New Orleans Funeral and Cremation Service "Celebrating Life" www.nofcs.com

Audrey Walker

February 19, 1962 - September 23, 2023