American Civil War Game Club (ACWGC)

Like everyone else I too am shocked and deeply saddened by Walt's passing. He was a really good guy and a tireless champion of our Club & hobby! He helped form an esprit de corps that shows in the comments left by others and was wonderful with new recruits. His time at all levels of leadership, right up to Club President helped transform the Club and bring it into the era we enjoy today. It was an honor to serve with him on the Cabinet.

We are all indebted to the service, time and generosity that Walt gave us and benefit from the great lasting legacy he leaves behind! His loss will no doubt be felt by both sides for a long time to come.

Thanks for everything Walt, you'll be missed greatly. <Salute>

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General Scott Ludwig
Ludwig's Light Division
Isgro's Corps
Army of Northern Virginia (ANV)

I'm very saddened to hear this. I looked forward to our exchanges during the last time I had come back to the club. I know how difficult it can be to find selfless volunteers, and to work on behalf of the group in what can be a pretty thankless situation.

I'm sorry for his family's loss, and of course, the club's loss. I know Jim and he were really tight - or seemed that way - so also sorry for Jim's loss, especially.

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~Retired~

Sad to hear that we lost a titan and will be missed by both sides and the club as a whole.

rest In peace General Walt

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Maj Mitchell Cole

5th Brigade 2nd Division
1st Corps
Army of Tennessee

It was my honor to have served on the ACWGC Cabinet during General Dortch's term as Club President.

He was a strong leader and took initiative, always striving hard to improve the club.

My hat is off in memory of General Dortch.

*salute*

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General 'Dee Dubya' Mallory