I Will Be Prepared. I Will Work Hard.
A Message from Walter May to the voters of Claiborne, Bienville and Jackson Parishes: My opponent, instead of running on his own record, has resorted to going negative with personal attacks. Right now, he is advertising on Facebook, using a reprimand letter I received from the state supreme court in 2005. To understand where that …
Here Are The Facts
I’m not surprised that in the closing days of this election my opponent and his surrogates have gone negative using innuendos, distortions, half truths and down right deception in a desperate attempt to attack me personally while deflecting from his own record. He started the weekend with a direct mail piece attacking me. And then …
Taxpayers Paid Avery $360,000 for No Trials!
SHOCKING DISCOVERY! – WATCH THIS VIDEO The taxpayers have paid Darrell Avery $360,000 to be their felony prosecutor. And he hasn’t conducted one single trial! The man whose duty it is to protect our homes and families by taking criminals to trial, has not had a single trial since becoming the assistant district attorney in …
Bienville Bound!
I’d like to thank Sheriff John Ballance and the Bienville Parish Sheriff’s Department for letting me come visit with them yesterday and for letting Chief Deputy Randy Price and me share war stories about the murder cases we worked together when I was DA. It’s always great to see my good friend Sheriff John Ballance. …
Riding in Ringgold
It was my pleasure to attend and be a sponsor for the 1st Annual Riley Jinks Memorial Rodeo in Ringgold. This wonderful event honored Riley with proceeds going to a scholarship in his name. I always enjoy meeting the cowboys and cowgirls, like Addison Kay of Lake Charles, a contestant in breakaway roping, and tiedown …
Shrimp at Hooks
Robin and I had the pleasure of supporting the Caney Lake Community Foundation at their shrimp boil held at Hooks Marina on Caney Lake in Chatham. We had a blast and met a lot of great folks. I was glad to see my long-time friend and Jackson Parish School Board member, Bart Waggoner. I greatly …
Hanging Out in Haynesville
I had the pleasure of attending last night’s Haynesville City Council meeting. I enjoyed speaking with everyone and I was grateful for the opportunity to talk about my qualifications for district judge in Division A.
Hurricane Help
I truly appreciated the invitation to assist in providing and passing out fruit and bottled water to those still working to overcome the effects of the hurricane. I was excited to greet old classmates Lee Glands and Mary Jo Bradford.
Visiting Arcadia
This week I had the pleasure of attending the Bienville Parish School Board meeting. Being a former teacher and coach, and having three daughters in education, I have the utmost respect for the wonderful people in charge of our children’s and grandchildren’s education. I’d also like to congratulate Domonic Williams on being awarded the 2019-2020 …
Taking the Subway to Castor
Monday evening I was pleased to be able to bring dinner to Bienville Fire District 6 in Castor during their training session. I was welcomed by Fire Chief Adrian Batchelor and members of the department who enjoyed Subway sandwiches and desserts.
Hurricane Meeting
U.S. Congressman Mike Johnson addressed Claiborne Parish Police Jurors, local mayors, and other officials regarding hurricane damage in the parish, government response, and relief.
Honoring Our Veterans
Earlier this week, I had the pleasure of attending the Veterans Monument Dedication Ceremony at the Athens Veterans Therapy Gardens and Trail. The gentleman with me below is Tony Jaber, a WW2 vet who fought in the Battle of the Bulge. Our veterans have done so much for our country and it is always a …
One Hot Meeting!
I enjoyed visiting with members of the Homer Fire Department. It’s always an honor to get to meet with our first responders. I also appreciated the opportunity to meet with Fire Chief Tommy Sanders (District 5) and Fire Chief Dennis Butcher (District 4), who is also Claiborne Parish’s Director of Emergency Preparedness. Food was provided …
Arcadia City Council
I was excited to attend the Arcadia City Council meeting at the invitation of City Attorney Rob Moore and Mayor O’Landis Millican. I appreciated the opportunity to discuss my qualifications to be judge in the 2nd Judicial District, Division A.
HQ is Up and Running!
Wow! What a great turnout we had last night at the Grand Opening of our Campaign Headquarters in Homer. Thank you to everyone that stopped by! It was a great opportunity to visit with many old friends, such as Former Fire Chief Dennis Butcher, who is now Claiborne Parish’s Director of Emergency Preparedness. And we …
Meeting at Luigi’s
We had an organizing meeting last night with a great group of supporters at Luigi’s Restaurant. The food was great and the company was even better!
Rodeo Night!
Everybody had a great time this weekend at the 38th Annual Mount Olive Christian School Rodeo in Athens. Robin and I had so much fun spending time with family and friends. The rodeo was a huge success and we were honored to help sponsor it and have the opportunity to meet with so many great …
Tools for School
Walter, who was out of town to attend the high school graduation of one of his grandchildren, helped sponsor the Tools For School event in Arcadia today. A group of supporters pitched in to stuff and hand out backpacks full of school supplies to local families. Special thanks to Mark and Silvia Kinman, and Tina …
On the Trail at Traina’s
I was so thankful to spend some time with longtime friends and supporters last night. We rented the fabulous Traina’s Bakery that has served our community since 1941. We appreciated the graciousness and service of our lifelong friend Bruce Thomas.
Qualifying Day!
I was so honored to share this moment with my wife Robin as I qualified for judge today. Thank you, Robin, my family, and my friends for the support you’ve given me over the years and in this campaign.
Congrats to the Grads!
Robin and Walter took time off the campaign trail to celebrate the high school graduation of three of their thirteen grandchildren. They were joined by five of their six children and assorted spouses and fiancés.
Jackson Parish Chamber Banquet
Robin and I had a great time last night celebrating the local business community at the annual Jackson Parish Chamber of Commerce Banquet. Judge Jay McCallum was the guest speaker. And we enjoyed the company of our friends Mark and Sylvia Kinman, Joe Carpenter and our daughter in law Samantha May.
Swearing-in Day in Bienville Parish
I was also honored to attend the swearing-in ceremony of another good man, Eddie Holmes, as the new Clerk of Court in Bienville Parish. Part of the ceremony was to acknowledge the contributions and public service of Jim Martin, the out-going Clerk of Court who served in the Bienville Parish Clerk’s office for 34 years.
Swearing-in Day in Claiborne Parish
I was honored to be at the swearing-in ceremony today for Sam Dowies, the new incoming Sheriff for Claiborne Parish. Sam is a great guy and will make an outstanding Sheriff for the people of Claiborne Parish. Brian Driskill was also sworn-in as Chief Deputy. Afterward, all the deputies were sworn in by Clerk of …
Claiborne Charity Golf Classic
Robin and I attended the shrimp boil and fundraising events at the Haynesville Country Club on Saturday as part of the Twenty-first Annual Claiborne Charity Golf Classic. The Claiborne Charity is the largest charitable organization in Claiborne having expended in the last twenty years over $585,139.66 helping over 600 families deal with all kinds of …
Retirement Celebration
I attended the lunch for retiring Claiborne Parish Sheriff Ken Bailey on Friday. Both the fried catfish and the company were great. I am pictured here with Sheriff Bailey. Sheriff Bailey began working for the sheriff’s office in 1986 and was first elected sheriff in 2003. He was reelected three times, serving a total of …
Haynesville Youth Sign-ups
I had a fun afternoon yesterday visiting with some of our future star players and their families and coaches at the Haynesville Youth Football sign-ups.
Good Eatin’
We enjoyed our recent dinner at Homer Seafood restaurant and visiting with the owner, David Nokes.
Bienville Candlelight Prayer Vigil
I had the pleasure of attending the Community-Wide Unity Candlelight Prayer Vigil at the Bienville Parish Courthouse last night. Pastors, church leaders, and law enforcement representatives from the parish and surrounding area delivered inspirational messages and prayers of unity, togetherness, and national healing. The prayers were heartfelt. And a highlight of the evening was the …
Mount Olive Fundraiser
Robin and I attended the first night of the annual Mount Olive Christian School fundraising auction last night in Claiborne Parish. We enjoyed catching up with several old friends, including Jay and Deanna McCallum and auctioneer Ben Dance. Robin bought a wonderful chocolate cake made by Anna Simonelli. It was delicious! We donated a Henry …
“I was impressed with Walter’s calm temperament, sincerity, and compassion.”
Bently Williams is the pastor of Bethany Baptist Church in Quitman. As a Bienville Parish Sheriff’s Deputy Bently also protects our children as a School Resource Officer, and, as a DARE Officer, he teaches them the dangers of illicit drugs. I am honored and humbled to have his support during my campaign for District Judge, …
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“Walter has the experience, work ethic, and sense of fairness to be a good judge.”
Jim Hatch has been a well-respected attorney for 45 years. He spent more than 24 years as a prosecutor and assistant district attorney in Claiborne Parish, where he handled many felony jury trials. After serving in the 101st Airborne Division, Jim attended LSU Law School. I am humbled and honored that he is supporting me …
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Thoughts on Memorial Day
May is Armed Forces Month, and Walter took a moment to offer some thoughts on Memorial Day and what it truly means.
Teacher Appreciation Week
This week is National Teacher Appreciation Week. In this video message, I wanted to take the opportunity to thank all the teachers who make such a difference in our lives.
More Love for Healthcare Workers
Walter made another stop to show his support of healthcare workers in the Second Judicial District on Friday. He provided lunch from Raising Canes for the staff at Bienville Medical Center in Arcadia. For safety, only staff and patients are allowed inside. Doctors, nurses, and support staff, we thank you for risking your own health …
Another Special Delivery
Walter continued his support of health care workers in the Second Judicial District Saturday. After delivering lunch to the staff at Jackson Parish Medical Center last week, he provided the noon meal to the weekend shift at Claiborne Memorial Medical Center Saturday. Although only patients and staff are allowed to enter the hospital, he is …
Walter Delivers!
Today Walter took the opportunity to thank the healthcare providers at Jackson Parish Hospital in Jonesboro by bringing them lunch. Safety protocols were the number one priority, as seen here with Walter donning a mask and gloves. Once his temperature was taken and verified, he was free to remove his mask, while maintaining proper social …
A Big Thanks to Our Healthcare Providers
In the middle of all the politics and controversy surrounding COVID-19, one clear, positive thing that shines through is the hard work, courage, and sacrifice of the healthcare workers on the front lines. Everyone involved in providing healthcare right now deserves a huge thank you from all of us. You are truly appreciated! The coronavirus …
To Our Graduating Seniors
For all those graduating seniors who have had to miss special school events, and may miss their proms and, perhaps, even graduation ceremonies, we see your disappointment. But we are proud of you. We know what you have accomplished. Three of our grandchildren are graduating from high school this year. Two were to attend academic …