Wayne- Your Mom lived life on her terms. I have known Kennalee since 1974 when I started working for your Dad at Tucson Gas & Electric. They came all the way to Tucson Estates to meet my parents in Dec 1974 and we had a great time. Then in 1978 I moved in just two doors away from her.  Kennalee would stop by every so often to find out if she could work for me at my answering service and we would talk about your Dad. May happy memories of Kennalee carry you and the family through this sorrowful time.

Where to begin? First Thank You for your amazing son.  You accepted me from the first time I said "Yes Ma'am" to you in Arizona when the kids were only 6 & 3.   From speaking with Mrs. Holland and all the well wishes and phone calls Wayne has received you touched so many hearts.  You will be missed, but your life is in a continuous celebration of childhood memories, ball games, card games, dogs, love of zoos, your cards with all their bling.  I remember playing cards and word games with you.  The word games were comically frustrating as I felt like I was playing with two dictionaries instead of two people.  : )  The kids adored you and will miss their Grandma Warner very much.  Wayne will always hold you close to his heart as will I special lady.  I love you Mom

Kennalee-  When I first met you, I never thought you would be a big part of my life and it has been blessed by you.  
You were a powerful woman being able to live your life as a free spirit, with no fear. You met life challenges head on and nothing stood in your way and that made you remarkable.  
You were a thoughtful, caring, and loving woman.  You were always supportive, patient and kind.  You always let Wayne and I make our own decisions and never interfered.  You loved your grandchildren with all your heart and soul and they will love you always.
I will never forget the endless nights of playing cards.  No matter how much coaching you gave me, I could never understand how to play bridge (and I still don't :)).  Thank you for being so patient.
I will truly miss you!!
Holidays and birthdays will never be the same; waiting for the mailman to deliver the best decorated card ever!!
Love you always and see you again some day!!
Love, Nish

Wayne, Shelby & Kalvin,  I am sorry for the loss of your mother and grand-mother. I always appreciated the cards she would send me on holidays. I'm glad I had the privilege of meeting her. I am praying for you during this time of loss.

Wayne, Raquel, Kalvin & Shelby, I am so sorry for your loss. I only met Kennalee once, but I never forgot her.  She was a very sweet lady. We are praying for you guys.

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Kennalee Mary Cox Warner

August 31, 1939 – August 26, 2013

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