Condolence: We are so sorry for your loss. The death of a love one can be extremely difficult to cope with. Many have found comfort in the many promises found in Gods word the bible, especially Acts 24:15. There it speaks about the Resurrection. By means of it we will see our love ones again as promised. Please find comfort in this during this difficult time...MaryAnn

Condolence: If you are extremely lucky and blessed in life, you will have the opportunity to meet a handful of people who so impressed you with their honor, integrity,spirit, compassion and understanding that it wanted you to become a better person. Uncle Wally was such a person. He truly was an uncle to all, not just in name only. Countless lives were shaped and molded by his amazing spirit and smile, and he certainly made this world a better place because of his presence. My heart goes out to the entire Stanton family and to anyone who was blessed to have known this sweet, sweet gentleman.

Condolence: my thoughts and prayers go out to the Stanton family. "Uncle Wally" was such a terrific man and always a positive presence at KDC. He helped shape so many lives more than he'll know.

Condolence: My condolences to the Stanton family. One of the nicest people that I was lucky enough to have as part of my childhood and young adulthood.

Condolence: Every morning as a junior camper at Knight's Day Camp, my day started with a rousing "All Righty, heads up!" as Uncle Wally called the day to order and got rambunctious campers to settle down with the legendary deer antler hand sign. (I use it now and then and always remember Uncle Wally with a smile.)

You always knew it was going to be a great day with Uncle Wally around. He was combination authority figure and kindly uncle who made sure the campers were cared for. Even as a senior camper, it was comforting to see Uncle Wally at the end of the day, helping everyone get on the right bus for the trip home. I was glad to see him a couple of years ago at our KDC reunion, and will always remember him fondly.

Condolence: My sincere sympathy to the family of "Uncle Wally" from Knight's Day Camp. He was a kind and gentle man and I will think of him often.

Condolence: Dear Terry and family,
So sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. Please accept our deepest sympathy.
Kind regards, Lynn and Peter Rohlf

Condolence: To the Stanton family. We were sad to hear of Uncle Wally's passing. Brought back memories of KDC as well as the reunion just a few years back. Our deepest condolences. Alan and Randi