The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., September 27, 1984, page 5

QUIRIN WALLS

     Quirin Oscar Walls, known to his family and friends as Tim, died Sept. 12 at the Meadowglade Manor Care Center in Battle Ground, following a long illness. He was 87.
     He was a patient at the Veteran's Administration Hospital in Vancouver before moving to the care center a year ago.
     Mr. Walls was born in Helena, Mont., on April 15, 1887. He served in the Army in World War I. He lived in the Lyle area until he and his wife, Edna, moved to Goldendale for health reasons. After her death in 1980, he returned to Lyle, where he lived until he entered the hospital.
     Survivors include six sisters and one brother. Two of the sisters, Dorothy Hall and Verna Linde, are residents of Camlu Apartments in The Dalles.
     At his request, there were no services. Interment was at Balch Cemetery near Lyle.

The Goldendale Sentinel, Goldendale, WA., September 20, 1984, page 2

WALLS

     Quirin Oscar Walls, former Goldendale and Lyle resident who was born in Helena, Montana April 15, 1897, passed away Sept. 12 at the Meadowglade Manor Care Center, Battle Ground, after a long illness.
     He had been a patient at the VA hospital in Vancouver before moving to the care center a year ago.
     He served in the army in World War I, lived in the Lyle area until he and his wife Edna moved to Goldendale due to health reasons. After her death in 1980, Mr. Walls returned to Lyle to live until he entered the hospital.
     He is survived by six sisters and a brother; two of the sisters, Dorothy Hall and Verna Linde, are residents of Camlu Apartments, The Dalles.
     At his request, no services were held for Mr. Walls. Interment was at the Lyle Balch Cemetery, under the direction of Layne's Funeral Home, Battle Ground.

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