Arnold G. Warner

He was born in Rumford, Maine on September 25, 1931, a son of John and Helen (Shea) Warner.

Arnold was a caring dad, grandpa and husband who died after a brief illness in the VA hospital in Togus.

One of the finest paper makers, Arnold worked 3 shifts making coated paper for magazines for over 40 years. He passed that knowledge on to those working in the paper mill today.

A Korean war Veteran, Oxie League Softballer and one of the founding members of the Rumford/Mexico Horseshoe League, Arnold stayed active his whole life turning to golf in his later years at Oakdale CC.

He was a member of the VFW, the American Legion and the Elks, and a big supporter of the Holy Savior Church.

A Red Sox, Celtic and Giant fan he was always ready to talk sports and throw a five down on the Giants. Cribbage and crosswords were also passions of his.

People admired his perfectly trimmed lawn and home on Hancock St. were he resided most of his life.

The family would like to thank the staff at the VA Hospital in Togus for the excellent care he received during his stay there.

He is survived by his wife Beverly of Bethel, sons Daniel of Rumford Center, Gregory and wife Colleen of Bethel, daughter Susan Berry and husband Dave of Bethel; grand children, Katie Hall and Luke Davis of Bethel, Matt Bellegarde of Rumford, Tyler and Colbath Warner of Cutler; four great grand children; sister Anna Justard of Rumford; brother Tom Warner of Mexico; and many nieces and nephews.

He was predeceased by two brothers, Wilfred and John, and special friend Sally Childs.

If so desired contributions in Arnold’s memory may be made to Parish of the Holy Savior 126 Maine Ave Rumford, ME 04276.