Waffle House President and CEO Walt Ehmer Dies at 58
Walt Ehmer, who was the president and CEO of Waffle House, has passed away at the age of 58, as announced by the Atlanta Police Foundation on September 9.
Ehmer, who was also a board member of the foundation, was remembered as a dedicated leader and a strong advocate for public safety. His commitment to improving the community was praised by many who knew him.
Ehmer had been with Waffle House since 1992, quickly rising through the ranks to become president in 2002 and later taking on the roles of CEO and chairman.
Fans of the popular breakfast chain are honoring him in various ways. Some are “pouring syrup out for the homie” in his memory, while others are planning to visit their local Waffle House to pay their respects, like ordering the “all-star special.”
The Waffle House board mentioned that Ehmer’s death followed a long illness. He is survived by three children, and his loss is deeply felt by the entire Waffle House community.
Parade provides detailed coverage of his impactful career and the heartfelt tributes from fans.
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