Johnny Howard Warner
December 26, 2012
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Johnny Howard Warner, 61, passed away at his home Wednesday, December 26, 2012.
Johnny was born April 28, 1951, in Mason City, Iowa, to Dick and Hazel Warner. He served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War, and was a member of the American Legion. He was a self-employed painter. Johnny enjoyed puttering around, fixing things, music, playing his guitar, helping people, cooking - especially for his neighbors - and he was an avid Hawkeye Fan.
Johnny is survived by his wife, Marilyn; daughters, Tina (Randy) Owens and Christina (Mike Gard) Warner; grandchildren, Randy II, Renee, Kim, Ashley, Devin, and Issiah; three great-grandchildren; step-brother, Bobby Clark; sisters, Carol Gentry of Texas, Cheryl Offutt, Sharon Davis, Caren Davis, and Cheri Warner, all of North Little Rock, Arkansas; dogs, Tender and Precious; and his best friend, Dan (Roxanne) Toomey. He was preceded in death by his parents; son, Troy Warner; and his sister, Sheila Puckett.
The family will greet friends from 6 to 8 p.m., Sunday, December 30, 2012, at Hamilton’s Funeral Home, 605 Lyon Street. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, at the funeral home. Johnny will be buried at the Iowa Veterans Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be directed to the family.
Condolences may be expressed at:
www.HamiltonsFuneralHome.com
carol gentry
12/30/2012
brother as i look at your picture i was sharing conversation with sister sharon, she had talked alot on the phone with mama ,mama would mention how much she loved you johnny, you are her son, the miles seperated us but not our hearts. we will forever love you and will allways ,cherish your memory love from your big sis carol
Rev. Kenley and Joyce Dunscomb
12/30/2012
I am sorry that I can not travel at this time, but I wanted to let you know that John was a dear friend and a fellow Vietnam Veteran. Over the years John and I have shared our experiences in Vietnam and in life. As his pastor, I have often counted on John to help with various things in the church, but mostly John has always went with me when I called upon him to help me in the Men of Action program in Iowa and Nebraska. Together we were able to help struggling churches with some of their maintenance needs from West Nebraska to Mississippi River in Davenport. You are in my prayers and I know that John made his peace with God and that is what's important. Your family will be in our prayers as you grieve. Pastor Ken and Joyce
cheri warner
12/29/2012
our big brother was very very strong. we had several conversations on the phone. he said when that time comes, his wishes were no tears, happy memories only.he called me kiddo/ cheri . we all loved him dearly, and will be missed
Jack and Gail Spoon
12/29/2012
So sorry and Sad for your loss in this life but memories will always be with us, tears yes, but joy, happiness and good times remembered. Rest in Peace and Prayers to all Johnny's family for peace within your hearts as we continue on in this life. God bless you all.
Michelle (Davis) Sheridan
12/28/2012
Uncle Johnny, it has been such a long time and we are gonna miss u dearly!! I will cherish all of those memories that we made as i was growing tall. I still remember when you stayed with us on numerous occasions and when things weren't going that great around our home, you always made it better by being there, by cheering us all up, playing your guitar and singing or just sitting at the table sipping coffee or tea and making good conversations. You were there for my Mom through good times and bad. We will forever and always be thankful to have such a great positive influence in our lives. We will miss you so much! Love Michelle!!
Sharon Davis
12/28/2012
Iam Sorry About Your Dad I will My brouther was a wonderfull man i will alwasys be thankfull for him takin so good care of his sisters i will miss u so much and alwasys love you yours Sister Sharon
Jose & Irene Guzman
12/28/2012
Our prayers and condolences for Marilyn and all of Johns family. He will always be remembered for his thoughtfulness of others and his dinnertime breakfast with chocolate cake. He will always be thought of as our best friend and neighbor. He will be missed for so many things we shared and laughed about, but mostly missed will be his phone calls with his messages he would leave saying how much he loved us and how he loved his little giant.
carol gentry
12/28/2012
we are deeply saddened of the loss of our brother johnny we are thankfull for our memories with him . we each have our own cherished moments and will hold them close in our hearts. i will hear his voice of laughter and great sence of humor. and his fun loving ways