We all lost some of our favorite characters on the bus in fateful episode 410. Never again will the charms of Denny Ainsworth brighten our screen, nor will we get to experience the quirky playfulness of Jeannette's allergies. The occasional back-of-the-head view of Gustavo is forever lost, but not forgotten.

However, we can still do some of these people justice in their death, by recognizing their walkers, as they come out of the bus to say one final farewell....

Adam Daniels:



Never has anyone before scowled through a fence quite like Adam. We salute you sir, but I almost feel like you deserve it for wearing so many wife beaters and tank tops:



Achey Woman:



You were a peach, and a scholar. You were with us through everything: The good times with pigs and walker machines, the bad times with Spanish Flu's and Hershel's beheading, and that time Mika told her sister she was 'so stupid'. We honor your death, madam:



Tribute continued....

 

Sick Teenager:



You weren't the healthiest of the bunch, and you really didn't do anything worthwhile during your stay with us, and probably your biggest contribution to the group was to help spread disease, and I feel like there should be a 'but' inserted at this point, however there is none.

Even in death, you almost killed Maggie:



Deanna Dixon:



You, more than anyone else, have been with us through thick and thin, from helping 'other woman' garden in Walk With Me, to cheering on a walker fight between Merle and Martinez. You weren't happy that time The Governor told you go home and turn our lights off, but you did. You did, because you knew that chaos is the time to cooperate. You gritted your teeth, swallowed your pride, and sat down with a worn copy of Super Fudge and a candle, and you did what was right. Later, you downed a mediocre breakfast under the prison's pavilion, and you did it with a radiant smile usually reserved for fresh bacon covered in malt honey.

Woodbury Resident 11, Deanna, we sign off on you with heavy hearts. Well done.




And sorry about your face.

 

Denny Ainsworth, what can I say??

You menacingly carried a baseball bat like nobody's beeswax:




Your rendition of Archie Bunker, from the original All In The Family broadcast was Oscar worthy:



You got sick...



But you held onto your tissue with an air of perseverance



And that's what you did. You persevered. Right up to your last peek out that fateful window of the bus, where your eyes almost seemed to say "Remember me for my semi-tamed facial hair, and not for my Milton Beryl style overcoats:



Ashes to Ashes....Dust To Dust....Thy Kingdom and the glory of all that goes with a long weekend at Lake Kiwassa Bed and Breakfast....

...good night, hero.

 

Super

 

I bet there was an old woman living in it.

 

Hannah Moore, we would never forget you:



Your image has been burned into most of our organs since we first saw you lying down on that cot, in the prison. We screamed "run faster......FASTER!!" when you scrambled for that bus. You took a bullet to give others a fighting chance....


But it the end, you seem to have recovered magnificently, looking more radiantly than ever:



Your memory will live on within us, Hannah Moore.

 

Unknown Man, I have avoided dealing with your loss until now, as it has just been too painful.




The way you ran.... the way you ran for your life despite not.....despite not being in the best of shape....I....

I'm sorry, I can't do this one....