Thank you Deborah and Rosa for sharing "Pop Warner" with me and my friends. I'll always have fond memories of the moments I was able to be around him. Especially the trip we took to Brazil and the great time we all had. Be comforted in the fact that he raised to wonderful and accomplished daughters to carry on his legacy that any father would be proud of. Love you both.

David Rice

Deb i,am sorry about your loss my family and i will keep you in our prayers

What a beautiful photo of a very handsome man!  R.I.P. Mr. Warner. BTW, everyone else looks good too;)

Dad profiling in his bright orange, psychedelic shirt....lol!!

What's up with Dad's bright, psychedelic orange shirt?! (LOL)

Debbie and Rosa -
A wonderful person who will be truly missed. Thank you for sharing your dad! Luv you both 
Connie

Rosa, 

You have been in all of our thoughts and earnest prayers!! I remember vividly how you were there for my family in an hour of need…I will never forget that and pray that you will feel free to call on me if I can do anything for you. Your dad left quite a legacy….I know you will miss him. Love you! 

Keisha

While I have not had the honor of meeting Mr. Warner,  I do know the love that Rosa has for him. I do know that our children are an extension of who we are.  I am blessed to know him through Rosa. May God continue to bless this world through his memory and a fine job that he did in raising his children.  May God allow other men to follow his example.
My prayers are with your entire family.
 Love, Kwaun Reese

Deborah and Rosa,
Your dad (Pop Warner) was a wonderful man and a true servant of God. He and your mother have definitely left their mark on this world and looking at the two of you are evidence of their greatness. Meeting your parents and watching them care for each other, the love they displayed taught me the definition of  true love and further confirmation was how you both cared for him in his final hours. 

My condolences to you both. I pray for your strength. Thank you for allowing those of us that were unable to attend his homegoing the opportunity to express our deepest regards. 

Love you my two sissy-who's!!!~Shannon White

Larry Warner taught me; how to change a tire, that real men cook (with one hand if they're any good) and if a man loves you, he'll always be there for you; no questions asked.  Thanks Rosa and Debbie for sharing your Daddy with me.  He is loved and he will be missed.

Deborah:

My condolences on your dad's passing.  I pray for continued strength for you and your family.

Gilberto

I love me some Papa Warner, it is safe to say I will never pull Ham apart again for anyone :-)
Deb/Rosa thank you for sharing your Dad with me………..I should say with us, cause he was Papa/Pop Warner to many.

Naema

Great man,I had the pleasure of meeting him and his family on a cruise several years ago.God bless his family.May he now rest in the peace and arms of the Lord!

Deb/Rosa - Your dad was truly one-of-a-kind.  He never quite mastered beating around the bush (lol).  He would tell us like i t i is, and you might agree, there are only a few people in this world who can do that and still be respected.  My hope is that you continue to laugh about the funny times you shared with your dad for a cheerful heart is good medicine; remember it's okay to cry for weeping may endure for a night but joy comes in the morning.  Last but not the least, there might be occasions when you get mad and that's okay for there is a time for everything.  
  
Love forever, your sister/cousin April Ranae'

Every passing life leaves something behind. Father, Husband, Friend, Mentor, and a Wonderful Spirit. A real charmer that never missed the opportunity to say a kind word. Mr Warner will be missed but not forgotten. Deb & Rosa, I wish you Peace & Strength for your Journey.

Love,
Monica Bates

I've had the opportunity to vacation with Larry, Deb and Rosa and the one thing that struck me was the love he had for Deb and Rosa and the respect and admiration that they had for their daddy.  He was a very charming, funny and good natured man. May GOD keep his family in his grace & mercy as they try to make it thru this most difficult time.  Deb/Rosa-you know I love you both and GOD bless.

My sympathies to The Warner family. Larry and I went to high school together. He was a very special person. Years later we ran into each other when we both worked at DCSC - he was still a very special person. May God Bless and watch over his family in their time of sorrow.
                                                                                        Joyce Poole (Ross)

I knew Larry from playing racquetball with him for over 20 years.  I was amazed that he never let his disability get in the way of his ability to play a competitive game.  Always a positive attitude, always enjoying being with his fellow competitors, always having a good time.  His memory will forever be with me and his fellow players.  He will be missed. My deepest sympathy goes out to his entire family.

Bob Genton

Deborah,

I am so sorry to hear about your Dad.  Although I didn't know him well, I know how much you loved him, so he must have been very special.  I will keep you and your family in my thoughts.

Tom Ashwell

Larry was a very dear, and close friend, much like his loving wife, Joyce, as I am
certain that his passing will leave a void in the lives of everyone who knew him, as
much as it has, mine.  Someone, that I will not soon forget, above and beyond that
of, just another fellow co-worker.

I did not know Larry well but the times I talked to him and Ms Cooper were special.  I know that Larry made Joyce the happiest woman on earth and they were meant to be together forever and they will.  May GOD bless you Joyce and all of your and Larry's family.  This wonderful man will surely be missed by all.  Channing Hunt

Joycelin and the entire Warner family,
I just wanted to express my sympathies to all of you. Larry sounded like such an incredible man. The stories you shared with me today, especially the one about the nurses at the hospital, made me realize how much he was loved and how blessed all of you are to have had him in your lives. I know he will be greatly miss and NEVER forgotten. This time is difficult, and you will remain in my thoughts.
Sincerely,
Nikki Lewis, Schoedinger Funeral Service

OBITUARY

Larry Warner

December 22, 1946 – September 15, 2011

Schoedinger Midtown

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