Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

I remember Trooper Walker when he worked in 1970's in Prince William Co. He appeared to really enjoy hos job. He left the county after a short time and I never saw him again. I pass by his memorial in the I-85 rest area in Dinwiddie Co. several times a year enroute to NC and always stop to pay my respects.

Sr. Lt. J.C.Johnson
Prince William County Police Dept

May 19, 2016

Wow it's hard to belive a fallen brother has been gone for 3 years may you rest in peace-loving straight stands tall'"salutes" may you rest in peace

State trooper Armani Jones
Illinois state police

March 8, 2016

This trooper pulled me over for speeding on 1-85 in late December 2011. He treated me more than fairly and it was impossible to forget him. He was a mountain of a man. I was so shocked when I read of his murder. May he RIP. I drove down I-85 yesterday for the first time since then and saw that a portion of the highway in Dinwiddie Co is dedicated to him.

Rosemary George

February 20, 2016

I must admit i never really thought much about what our law enforcement officers go through and see on a daily basis.

Maybe it's me getting older, but i think about yall daily these days. I pray for you too.

I can say there have been two pivotal events that have changed my thinking about what troopers and deputies do.

One of those incidents is identifiable by three numbers: 9-11. I am sorry it took so long to get me to see your importance to our society.

Prior to that i could only see these nice guys (every now and again 'hassling' me about my ...speed. But they were still nice guys, even in the face of my belligerence.

After 9-11, i saw a whole different kind of person. A nation saw Courage that day. Courage that was not displayed in some far off land. Massive amounts of courage, in one day, multiple times.

These days, it takes Courage to put the uniform on and go to work, it seems. (But when i was chief-ticket-procurer of the county, i never once thought of harming an officer. Besides, i can't imagine what my Momma would have done to me. Well, i do know it would have been painful. Have things really changed that much? That's a dum question.)

Anyway.

The other event that raised my respect level for what our law enforcement members do, to the heights, occurred March 8, 2013.

When i read what happened i could not believe it. The reader may think of many senseless acts that you have heard of but this takes the cake, the whole cake and pie too.

You have to wonder why would anyone want to harm this man? ...and so close to retirement? It's baffling.

Sidenote: I never met Master Trooper Walker but there is always at least one in a neighborhood. I grew up around one such an officer of the law. Funny though, everybody told me to fear him. They didn't say respect. Looking back, respect would have been much more fitting.

And now, as a citizen of these United States i hereby give you guys permission to do whatever you have to to get home safely at the end of the shift.

I won't say goodbye Master Trooper, on account i have the feeling you went up. So,

I shall see you again.

Mark Cook

November 9, 2015

I USED TO LOVE CHATTING WITH TROOPER WALKER WHEN HE CAME INTO HARRISONS SUPER MARKET WHERE HIS DAUGHTER WORKED AT A VERY NICE AND DOWN TO EARTH MAN. I REALLY ENJOYED HIS COMPANY HE WAS A GREAT LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER

Kirby Haddon

September 22, 2015

After finding out about JA, walker, my heart felt sorrow goes out to his family, and all the friends he gained in dinwiddie county. He would often
Stop by the post office where I served as the postmaster. We would have long talks and I respected him as he did me. We often talked about retiring and going fishing. I'm really upset about the way this went down. JA,
Was always there to help and give you very good advise. He truly loved his
Job. We Often talked about how we could serve our community. He will be truly missed. And again I say to all the law enforcement officers, be careful,
And continue doing a good job.
Respectfully
Retired postmaster
Larry jones
Dewitt, va.

Retired Postmaster
U.S. Postal service

August 12, 2015

Thank you everyone for your continuing support since March,7,2013. Not a day since then has been the same. We miss him everyday, though our family will never be the same we continue to heal each and everyday. Thank you all for your prayers, concern and love throughout this hard time as we continue to seek justice.

Niece of Master Trooper Junius A. Walker
Virginia State Police

May 17, 2015

R.I.P Master Trooper Junius A. Walker thank you for all your years of service. You are gone, but will be miss and not forgetting.

Patricia Baxter
non officer

May 5, 2015

RIP brother, thank u for your forty years of service. May God protect, and watch over your family. I will pray for you.

Michael Fay, past officer
Hopkinton, Massachusetts

March 8, 2015

Bless Trooper Walkers Family and help them in this time of need! The loss it great for us all, but God help you in this time!

Tommy Dinwiddie
Brother of Slain Detective Charles Dinwiddie, Killeen Tx PD

March 7, 2015

R.I.P. Master Trooper Walker. I salute you sir: Prayers to his family and fellow Troopers on this sad anniversary. Thank you for your service.

M.Sgt. Angel Alverio (Retired)
Wilmington De. Police Department

March 7, 2015

We will never forget. RIP

Sergeant Jason Houston
York-Poquoson Sheriff's Office

March 7, 2015

I know him personally enough I can say he was like a uncle to me. My mom and him were partners for a while, then she retired. I've known him since I was a baby. My condolences go out to his family.

Arjay G

October 20, 2014

I think about Master Trooper Junius A. Walker every time I drive down this stretch of I-85. Today, I visited the memorial site at the rest stop near the site of the incident in order to remember and honor Master Trooper Walker. My condolences and prayers go out to his family.

Norma P

September 2, 2014

We know your in a better place now, but you will be truly missed. You were the perfect image of "Ten foot tall and bullet proof". Such a person to look up to and such a leader in our department. Thank you for all you did for me and everyone else you came in contact with. My thoughts and prayers to your family.

Special Agent Julia Gunderson
Virginia State Police

July 6, 2014

God love you TROOPER. 40 years is a long time, you have earned your rest

Sergeant Michael Huffstutler
Pennsylvania State Police Retired

May 15, 2014

Matthew 5:9
Blessed are the peace makers: for they shall be called the children of God.

I am praying for God's peace and comfort to abide in your family.

Master Trooper M.T. Murphy (Ret.)
NC State Highway Patrol

May 10, 2014

God's Speed Trooper. God bless You and also your Family. My
thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Master Trooper R.N. Hillard (ret)
N.C. State Highway Patrol

May 7, 2014

Rest in Peace Mate...

Rebekah

April 2, 2014

I did not know you, but I do know that you are not only missed by your family, both blood and blue, but you are missed by the citizens of the County in which you served.
Sleep well my brother and look forward to a time in the future that we may be able to meet and swap 'war' stories.

Michael "Mike" Butler
Retired Officer

February 22, 2014

Some words from ABRAHAM LINCOLN. One of my favorite presidents.

"I pray that our Heavenly Father may assuage the anguish of your bereavement, and leave you only the cherished memory of the loved and lost. It is our hope that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion -- that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain"

EDIBERTO LEAL

December 23, 2013

God Bless you Sir. May the good Lord above cradle you in his arms, and may you Rest in Peace my Brother in Blue. I offer my prayers and sympathies to each and every one of your family members, friends, and co-workers.

Chris Walley
Former Jail Officer/Deputy Wayne Co. Mississippi Sheriffs Department

October 25, 2013

He used to work with my mother in the police force. When I heard what happened that day I was so upset. But I never really remember meeting him. I was just a little baby at the time. But right then and there from now on, I will never forget him and the things he done.

Amen

Arjay G
Close friend of mother

September 27, 2013

First, I would like to say thank you Trooper Walker for the service to this country and giving the ultimate sacrifice. Second, I am a head football Coach at Millbrook High School in Winchester Va. We have started a new tradition at MHS. Each week the Football team will be paying tribute to a Fallen Hero. Whether that fallen hero was in the Military, Police force, EMT or Fire Fighter. This week in our "Tribute to Heroes" the Millbrook Football Team will be playing for Master Trooper Walker. Some people may say that we do this to get the kids fired up for the game, that is not the case. It is to show the players another side of life besides Winchester, Millbrook and Millbrook Football. That were are people like Trooper Walker that sacrifice their lives everyday for their safety!

Again, Thank you to Trooper Walker and his family!

Josh Haymore
Millbrook High School

September 18, 2013

Unbelievable. One month away from retirement. Rest in peace, Trooper. You will not be forgotten.

Davis C. Bruce
Former state and federal prosecutor

August 3, 2013