Johnny Walker was born August 27, 1964, in Sidney, Montana, to Porter Walker and Evilee Walker. Johnny was the youngest child of six kids.

At the age of seven, his dad died. It led to a hard childhood for a few years. At age nine, Johnny’s mother introduced her kids to Edgar King, who brought into the family four step-siblings, three sisters and one brother.

Johnny was a hard-working, walking man right up until four months before he died. He cleaned septic tanks and hauled gravel. He enjoyed trying new foods and spending time with his grandkids. There wasn’t a birthday party he was invited to that he didn’t attend. He had a special bond with each of them.

Along Johnny’s travels, he met many people and made lifelong friends. He left a lasting impression wherever he went.

Even at the hospital, where he spent his last days of life with family and friends, he was impressing people. His heart took its last beat.

This hard-working man gave it his best, and he decided to go be with his family who had passed: his parents, stepdad, a brother, a sister, two stepbrothers, two stepsisters, three nieces, a nephew, and a few grandkids.

Johnny leaves behind three kids: Clarissa and her husband Mike, Jeana and her husband Terry, and John and his wife Diana; 11 grandkids, 23 great-grandkids, and one great-great-grandkid.

He also leaves behind three siblings: Peggy and her wife Liz, Dian and her husband Parker, and Tom and his wife; nieces and nephews; extended/adopted family, the McLeod family; and many lifelong friends.

Johnny’s kids would like to give thanks to everyone for their love and support.