Hall of Fame
Walter C. Justice graduated from Findlay College in 1950 with a degree in sociology and physical education. He retired after 38 years of service to the U.S. government, working as a supervisory supply technician with the United States Department of Defense Logistics Agency, Defensive Construction Supply Center. Justice was honored with four certificates of service from the Defense Logistics Agency, two certificates of performance awards and two certificates of service pins. In his volunteer work, Justice served three years as a volunteer foster grandparent for the Ohio Department of Youth Services, at which time he received two Volunteer Appreciation Awards. In addition, he is a member of the American Red Cross of Franklin County and has received the nine-gallon blood donor award. During his years at Findlay College, he was a member of Varsity “F” Club and received two Varsity “F” letters for football and one set of numerals for track. Justice and his wife, B.J. Richard Justice, live in Columbus. He has a children, Walter and Kevin.
