Marlou Walker

June 20, 1949 – June 18, 2020

The family is planning a private celebration of Marlou’s life to be held at a later date and time. Memorial contributions may be made to Michigan Standard Poodle Rescue or Calhoun County Humane Society , c/o the funeral home.

Obituary

Age 70, passed away Thursday, June 18, 2020. Marlou was born in Flint, MI, on June 20, 1949, the daughter of Luther Graham and Margaret (Diehl) Augsbury. On October 11, 1975, she married Peter W. Walker who survives her. Marlou graduated from J.W. Sexton High School in Lansing in 1967. She was employed for many years with the Michigan Secretary of State. Marlou was also a professional poodle breeder. She had a number of world champions, national champion and had also received many show awards throughout the Mid-west and East. She had a true passion for her poodles and had published articles in various dog magazines. Marlou was an expert on poodles and their breeding lines. She had also been active in Poodle Club of America, the Michigan Poodle Club, and the Brown and Apricot Poodle Club. She was generous with the local humane societies and dog shelters in Southern and Southwest Michigan. Marlou was raised in Vernon, MI, and attended the United Methodist Church there. She also spent many summers in her youth and as an adult at Higgins Lake. Besides her loving husband of 45 years, she is survived by her other passion, her son Travis; 4 grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren; her loving mother, Margaret Augsbury; sisters, Beverly Padilla, Diane Pepper and soul-sister Roxie Sargent; many nieces and nephews and countless friends. She was preceded in death by her father, and her grandparents, Wesley and Leona Diehl and Rosco and Olive Augsbury.

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Diane Peeper
6 years ago

I love u sis! Until we are together again. The reunion will be grand

Roxie Sargent
6 years ago

So long my friend until we meet again. You took a piece of my heart when you left. I will forever miss you.

Debbie Baer Jarous
6 years ago

Mike and I were very sorry to just hear of Marlou’s passing. I have some vivid memories of our high school years and crazy antics! It’s nice to know she was busy in life with her family and love of her dogs. May God Bless you all.