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The Spaces & Places of Max Steele

Max Steele spent 55 years in the professional world of architecture, design, and art. Now, he's exploring a new creative hobby at Walker Place.

The Remarkable Life of Shelley Wiggins

Shelley Wiggins, a resident of Walker Methodist, knows what living with Parkinson’s Disease looks like. This is her story.

Charles McCreary on the Keys to Life

Learn from Charles McCreary about the feeling of home at Walker Methodist Place.

Whistling Dimple Miller is Home Again, Home Again

It can be hard to communicate with people affected by the Alzheimer's. Dimple’s family knows she’s safe and sees her happiness.

You Can’t Keep a Good Man Down: the Steve Woodley Story

Walker Methodist’s history dates back to 1876 and our health services have shifted over the course of our timeline as the needs of our communities have.