In Memory of Warren Brewer
December 11, 1951 - December 4, 2015
Warren Mark Brewer, 63, of Sturgeon, Missouri passed from this life, Friday, December 4, 2015.
A Celebration of Life will be from 5-8 p.m., Wednesday, December 9, 2015 at Memorial Funeral Home in Columbia, Missouri. A private family inurnment will be held at a later date at Missouri State Veterans cemetery in Jacksonville, Missouri.
Warren was born December 11, 1951 in Marceline, Missouri to Warren Earl and Roselle Wilson Brewer. He graduated high school from Mendon and attended Northeast Missouri State University in Kirksville. Warren enlisted in the Army on Dec. 4, 1970. He served as a Medi-vac helicopter pilot from 1970 -1976 and was stationed in Germany. After returning he joined the Army National Guard where he served until Dec. 31, 1990 and then managed the family farm for 2 years before moving to Columbia.
He was employed by the University of Missouri Police Department in 1981 and then left to become a deputy for the Boone County Sheriff department. Warren moved up in the ranks transitioning from road officer to the jail in 1988. He started as lieutenant and later became captain, major and chief. Warren was held in high regard from staff, employees and detainees.
Warren was active in various organizations. He enjoyed participating in historical re-enactments with the Southfork Regulators. He was instrumental in the founding of the Moniteau Creek River Raiders from Fayette. He was involved in other various community shooting events and competitions and known by his alias, “Doolin Riggs”.
Because of his love of the single action shooting sport, Warren started a career of engraving firearms by hammer and chisel. You can still view his work on his website called DREngraving.com .
Warren is survived by his bride of 38 Years, Chris (Christal Scholle) Brewer of the home, and his brothers Michael Brewer (Marigene), of Jefferson City, and Jay Wilson Brewer(Gloria), of Des Moines, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Warren was the ultimate storyteller and talented writer. He had an infectious smile and quick wit. His favorite response to everyone he met, “I’ve never been better or had less”.
Found on Memorial Funeral Home Website for Columbia Missouri,
http://obits.dignitymemorial.com/dignity-memorial/obituary.aspx?n=Warren-Brewer&lc=9874&pid=176786389&uuid=1254c8e8-3907-480d-b5cc-14d596f2073e
December 11, 1951 - December 4, 2015
Warren Mark Brewer, 63, of Sturgeon, Missouri passed from this life, Friday, December 4, 2015.
A Celebration of Life will be from 5-8 p.m., Wednesday, December 9, 2015 at Memorial Funeral Home in Columbia, Missouri. A private family inurnment will be held at a later date at Missouri State Veterans cemetery in Jacksonville, Missouri.
Warren was born December 11, 1951 in Marceline, Missouri to Warren Earl and Roselle Wilson Brewer. He graduated high school from Mendon and attended Northeast Missouri State University in Kirksville. Warren enlisted in the Army on Dec. 4, 1970. He served as a Medi-vac helicopter pilot from 1970 -1976 and was stationed in Germany. After returning he joined the Army National Guard where he served until Dec. 31, 1990 and then managed the family farm for 2 years before moving to Columbia.
He was employed by the University of Missouri Police Department in 1981 and then left to become a deputy for the Boone County Sheriff department. Warren moved up in the ranks transitioning from road officer to the jail in 1988. He started as lieutenant and later became captain, major and chief. Warren was held in high regard from staff, employees and detainees.
Warren was active in various organizations. He enjoyed participating in historical re-enactments with the Southfork Regulators. He was instrumental in the founding of the Moniteau Creek River Raiders from Fayette. He was involved in other various community shooting events and competitions and known by his alias, “Doolin Riggs”.
Because of his love of the single action shooting sport, Warren started a career of engraving firearms by hammer and chisel. You can still view his work on his website called DREngraving.com .
Warren is survived by his bride of 38 Years, Chris (Christal Scholle) Brewer of the home, and his brothers Michael Brewer (Marigene), of Jefferson City, and Jay Wilson Brewer(Gloria), of Des Moines, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Warren was the ultimate storyteller and talented writer. He had an infectious smile and quick wit. His favorite response to everyone he met, “I’ve never been better or had less”.
Found on Memorial Funeral Home Website for Columbia Missouri,
http://obits.dignitymemorial.com/dignity-memorial/obituary.aspx?n=Warren-Brewer&lc=9874&pid=176786389&uuid=1254c8e8-3907-480d-b5cc-14d596f2073e
In Memory of Warren Brewer
December 11, 1951 - December 4, 2015
Warren Mark Brewer, 63, of Sturgeon, Missouri passed from this life, Friday, December 4, 2015.
A Celebration of Life will be from 5-8 p.m., Wednesday, December 9, 2015 at Memorial Funeral Home in Columbia, Missouri. A private family inurnment will be held at a later date at Missouri State Veterans cemetery in Jacksonville, Missouri.
Warren was born December 11, 1951 in Marceline, Missouri to Warren Earl and Roselle Wilson Brewer. He graduated high school from Mendon and attended Northeast Missouri State University in Kirksville. Warren enlisted in the Army on Dec. 4, 1970. He served as a Medi-vac helicopter pilot from 1970 -1976 and was stationed in Germany. After returning he joined the Army National Guard where he served until Dec. 31, 1990 and then managed the family farm for 2 years before moving to Columbia.
He was employed by the University of Missouri Police Department in 1981 and then left to become a deputy for the Boone County Sheriff department. Warren moved up in the ranks transitioning from road officer to the jail in 1988. He started as lieutenant and later became captain, major and chief. Warren was held in high regard from staff, employees and detainees.
Warren was active in various organizations. He enjoyed participating in historical re-enactments with the Southfork Regulators. He was instrumental in the founding of the Moniteau Creek River Raiders from Fayette. He was involved in other various community shooting events and competitions and known by his alias, “Doolin Riggs”.
Because of his love of the single action shooting sport, Warren started a career of engraving firearms by hammer and chisel. You can still view his work on his website called DREngraving.com .
Warren is survived by his bride of 38 Years, Chris (Christal Scholle) Brewer of the home, and his brothers Michael Brewer (Marigene), of Jefferson City, and Jay Wilson Brewer(Gloria), of Des Moines, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Warren was the ultimate storyteller and talented writer. He had an infectious smile and quick wit. His favorite response to everyone he met, “I’ve never been better or had less”.
Found on Memorial Funeral Home Website for Columbia Missouri,
http://obits.dignitymemorial.com/dignity-memorial/obituary.aspx?n=Warren-Brewer&lc=9874&pid=176786389&uuid=1254c8e8-3907-480d-b5cc-14d596f2073e
December 11, 1951 - December 4, 2015
Warren Mark Brewer, 63, of Sturgeon, Missouri passed from this life, Friday, December 4, 2015.
A Celebration of Life will be from 5-8 p.m., Wednesday, December 9, 2015 at Memorial Funeral Home in Columbia, Missouri. A private family inurnment will be held at a later date at Missouri State Veterans cemetery in Jacksonville, Missouri.
Warren was born December 11, 1951 in Marceline, Missouri to Warren Earl and Roselle Wilson Brewer. He graduated high school from Mendon and attended Northeast Missouri State University in Kirksville. Warren enlisted in the Army on Dec. 4, 1970. He served as a Medi-vac helicopter pilot from 1970 -1976 and was stationed in Germany. After returning he joined the Army National Guard where he served until Dec. 31, 1990 and then managed the family farm for 2 years before moving to Columbia.
He was employed by the University of Missouri Police Department in 1981 and then left to become a deputy for the Boone County Sheriff department. Warren moved up in the ranks transitioning from road officer to the jail in 1988. He started as lieutenant and later became captain, major and chief. Warren was held in high regard from staff, employees and detainees.
Warren was active in various organizations. He enjoyed participating in historical re-enactments with the Southfork Regulators. He was instrumental in the founding of the Moniteau Creek River Raiders from Fayette. He was involved in other various community shooting events and competitions and known by his alias, “Doolin Riggs”.
Because of his love of the single action shooting sport, Warren started a career of engraving firearms by hammer and chisel. You can still view his work on his website called DREngraving.com .
Warren is survived by his bride of 38 Years, Chris (Christal Scholle) Brewer of the home, and his brothers Michael Brewer (Marigene), of Jefferson City, and Jay Wilson Brewer(Gloria), of Des Moines, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Warren was the ultimate storyteller and talented writer. He had an infectious smile and quick wit. His favorite response to everyone he met, “I’ve never been better or had less”.
Found on Memorial Funeral Home Website for Columbia Missouri,
http://obits.dignitymemorial.com/dignity-memorial/obituary.aspx?n=Warren-Brewer&lc=9874&pid=176786389&uuid=1254c8e8-3907-480d-b5cc-14d596f2073e
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