Wallace Tindall

Wallace L. Tindall was born August 29, 1951 to Wallace James Tindall and Dorothy Rebecca Reed in Kansas City, Missouri. Wallace departed his life on April 8, 2021 at the home in the presence of his loved ones. Wallace is preceded in death by both parents, his paternal and fraternal grandparents, a daughter Walia Tindall, a brother Sid Martin and a list of other family members that are truly missed.

Wallace was raised in the greater Kansas City area where he received his General Education Diploma and other trade certificates that made him a jack of many trades. In Wallace's youth days, he enjoyed being a part of the Golden Gloves Boxing gym. Wallace enjoyed cooking at many restaurants throughout the area as well as doing construction to assist in building new homes for Habitat for Humanity and 27th Street Development.  Wallace retired from construction in 2016 when his health began to fail. Big Wally was also involved with multiple dart teams throughout the area. Big Wally was well known due to his loving and caring ways that affected many in all walks of life in a great way, he never met a stranger.  Wallace enjoyed hanging out at the clubs and after hours, enjoying music, a nice smooth drink and the love of the people he considered family. Wallace was a great fisherman and enjoyed sharing the wealth and experience with everyone. Wallace will be greatly missed by many.

Wallace leaves to cherish his memories, his fiancé Stephanie Ashley-Murray, two sons John Gray and Wali Tindall-Sims of Kansas City, four daughters Sherae Irvin, Ruth Gray of Kansas City, Sharon Landers of Dayton Ohio, Quaran Beaumont of Tulsa Oklahoma, ten extended children Carla, Keith, Ellaweese, Mauri, Lamont, David, Lawrence, Anthony, Kanen and Karl, fifty plus grandchildren and multiple great-grandchildren, one sister Tracey Tindall of Kansas City, a special cousin/sister Gwendolyn Martin of Sacramento California, three nephews/sons Ronald, Clinton and Everett of Kansas City and a host of cousins, family and friends. Wallace will be truly missed.

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