Bernice Reddick Walker, daughter of Andrew Reddick and the late Gussie Young Reddick, was born on September 8, 1964, in Lee County, Georgia.

She received her formal education in the public schools of Sumter County where she was active in numerous school functions.

At a very young age, she heeded the call of Christ and united with the Phillip Grove Baptist Church.

Throughout her life, Bernice held fast to her belief that work is honorable. For numerous years, she labored untiringly at the Manhattan Shirt Company of Americus. She was a committed, dedicated, and reliable employee.

On May 6, 2017, she was united in holy matrimony to Otis Walker

Bernice was a very perceptive, good natured and generous person who was a joy to be around. Her heart was filled with love and compassion and her family meant the world to her. She was an awesome cook and especially enjoyed preparing special dishes for her family and friends. To know her was to love and respect her. The strong bonds of friendship and family ties that were so important to her will forever be cherished and remembered by all whom she dearly loved.

On Monday, July 28, 2017, Bernice answered her final call and she transitioned from this earthly life to life everlasting. In addition to her mother, she was preceded in death by two brothers, Anderson "Billy" Reddick and Ray Reddick.

She leaves to mourn her passing and cherish fond memories her beloved husband, Otis Walker of DeSoto, GA; her father, Andrew Reddick of Americus, GA; a stepson, Kendrick Burton, Sr.; two step-grandchildren, Kendriyana Burton ad Kendrick Burton, Jr.; six siblings, Cora Walton. Benjamin (Patricia) Reddick, Randolph (Mary) Reddick all of DeSoto, GA, and Elaine (Anthony) Jackson, Roosevelt (Linda) Reddick, and Andrew (Shirley) Reddick, Jr. all of Americus, GA; five sisters-in-law, Angela (Reginald) Stevenson of Berleville, IL, Rosa Floyd of Americus, GA, Mary Johnson, Dorothy Bush, and Shelia Smith all of Smithville, GA; eight brothers-in-law, Artis (Marsha) Walker, Randy Walker, Nathaniel Walker all of DeSoto, GA, Anthony (Lushonda) Walker of Fayetteville, GA, Calvin Price of Americus, GA, James Dodson of Atlanta, GA, Ald Dodson of Smithville, GA, and Leon Stephens of Savannah, GA; seven aunts, Cora Greene and Princella Cobb of Jacksonville, FL, Jessie Pearl McCoy and Johnnie Mae Hayes of Smithville, Ga, Dollie Mae Merritt and Gloria Walker of Americus, GA, and Betty Jean Walker of DeSoto, GA; five uncles, Walter Lee (Vurda) Young of Americus, GA, Ronnie (Shelia) Young of Albany, GA, Dennis (Annie Pearl) Young of Smithville, GA, Willie B. Pace of DeSoto, GA, and Alfonso Pace of Plains, GA; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.