It’s never goodbye—it’s always “see you later.” And according to KCENT, that’s exactly the sentiment shared when hundreds of residents from Central Texas came together to honor the life of Dell Ingram Walker, the first Black female president of McLane Children’s Medical Center.

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Looking Back at the Life and Legacy of Temple’s Dell Ingram-Walker

A ceremony was held to celebrate the trailblazer, and the atmosphere was not somber. Instead, it was a true celebration of life for someone who woke up each day knowing exactly who she was and what she stood for.

Farewell to a Temple Leader, Dell Ingram-Walker

Dell Ingram Walker was an extraordinary woman who touched the lives of many. While her passing is deeply saddening, those gathered chose to focus on the impact she made. People came together to share their personal experiences with her. Although each story was unique, the common denominator was clear: she was a loving, kind individual who truly loved what she did and carried it out with all her heart.

I also had the opportunity to meet her, and I agree with everything that was said—she will truly be missed and will always be loved.

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