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It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of our friend, mentor and incredible leader, Walter Supley. Walter was a creative powerhouse for over 40 years and his endless talent was surpassed only by his honesty, integrity and compassion for others. He was always an inspiration to everyone who had the pleasure of working with him (and for him) and seeing firsthand what world-class professionalism looks like. Walter had a way of bringing out the best in everyone, and it’s something he did very well. We’ll all attest to that. Whether it’s skills we thought we’d never have, places we thought we’d never see or remarkable goals we thought we’d never achieve, we owe it all to Walter. Ours has been an amazing ride and a big thank you to the wonderful man in the driver’s seat! We’ll never forget you and you will be part of our lives forever.
Rest in peace, sir.

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