Gary was the best brother in.law I could have . when I was young he always had candy in he's car and when started to buy new car's he would bring me the dealership magazine's and  when I was driving I would pick him up at work he told me if I do 32 mpr I could hit all green lights in Massillon and it worked. RIP .

It was one week ago today while at work that I received the call that my brother Gary had passed away. I was shocked in disbelief to say the least!!
I had just talked to him a few weeks earlier at his home and he was so full of life. He was concerned about his wife Linda who had recently broken her leg. He talked about his children and grandchildren and was looking forward to moving down to southern Ohio near his son and his family. Gary never focused on himself, his focus was always on those he loved.
My earliest memories of Gary were of him playing baseball when we lived on 7th street in Massillon as kids. He was the catcher and was very good at it. He was my (big brother) and I was proud to brag about him to all my friends.
Later in life Gary served our country in the National Guard unit, and again he was a hero of mine for doing so.
I can honestly say I can’t remember ever having an argument or disagreement with him my entire life growing up. Gary always had that ornery grin and a smile on his face whenever we got together and would   greet me with “What’s up Bud”
I will miss his carefree spirit and kind attitude towards others.  
Life on this earth is short and the older we get we realize  just how precious it really is. God has given us an eternal “Home in Heaven” for all who trust and believe in his son Jesus. 
You will always be in my heart brother❤️!!

We are so incredibly sorry and heartbroken.  Carry all the memories in your heart.  They will last a lifetime.  I was reminiscing on some of the good times.  There are so many that come to mind.  Fishing at Rice Lake, driving to Texas to pick up Linda when Sis was pregnant, camping in a tent on the beach at Myrtle Beach (I do not know whose bright idea it was  to stay in a tent but I remember being so sunburned and sleeping in a tent), driving to Disney, a ‘50s dance and many Christmas Eves together.  He was always teasing and so entertaining.   There are so many more memories.  Just know you are all in our prayers. Fly high Gary! You’ve earned your wings. We sure enjoyed the dance while you were here on earth and your infectious personality will certainly be missed.

I remember uncle Gary always being way stronger and tuffer than he looked...he was quick to teach you a lesson when you needed it...I also remember spending the night over at my cousin's house when we were young ..There were a ton of great memories made. I was  always a mom's boy a gary helped tuffin me up... I remember his respect grew as I did...what a great father ..husband and man gary was..he lived a full and love filled life.I know he is smiling down us with grandma and grandpa knowing someday we will meet again....this man like alot of Warner boys and girls will truly be missed... I love you uncle gary

Sayings at deer camp That will always be remembered,  “ He ain’t nothing but freaking simple “
“ That’s what I am talking about “
“ if you can’t lick it , Jake ain’t sticking  it “
Gary , thank you for being a amazing brother. You have helped mold me into the man , Brother , Father and Grandfather that I am today . You have blessed my family with so much love and amazing memories. You have touched so many people in this world and will continue as we tell stories about the incredible man you were. I will promise to take care of your family as you have done for mine whenever asked. As you sit on the Crystal clear lake in Heaven with Mom and dad and every loved one lost,  remember you are Loved and will be missed every day . I am so proud to be your Brother and I will see you again.  Love you bud ! 

I’ve never known him quite well,   But from what I can tell you,   He was very caring,  and always brought joy to anyone around.   He will be deeply missed,   Thought and prayers to the Family 🙏 

A Lot Of Memories With Uncle Gary..Hunting.Fishing.Playing Cards..You Will  Never Be Forgotten..Thank You For The Memories. Until We Meet Again...R.I.P Uncle Gary...Love Brucie

R.I. P. Gary I  Love and miss you! FLY HIGH BROTHER! 

My Heart breaks as I know the feeling of loss. May the days that pass bring comfort.  May your memories Make you fill you with Happiness. . Father’s are beautiful. ~ My most sympathy ~ Krissi 

Bobbie and Heather so sorry to hear about the loss of your father. My God give the strength to go through the next few days. Our Prayers are with you and the family.  Kris and Mel

I ask our LORD and Savior to watch over my family at this time. We all are very sad to have to say goodbye  to my brother Gary who was loved by everyone. I'm lost for words but understand he's with Jesus and we will see him again. When others will sadly say goodbye to us. May God give us his strength, love and guidance  during this time of sorrow. 
In Jesus name I pray. Amen 
 

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Ralph Warner

22 décembre 1946 – 26 août 2021

Lee Funeral Home

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