Ricky Neal Warren, beloved son and brother, 62, of Quincy, passed away on March 25, 2020 at the Margaret Z. Dozier Hospice House in Tallahassee after a lengthy illness.
Ricky lived in Waxahachie Texas for about 15 yrs. and worked as an HV/AC technician, plumber and maintenance mechanic for most of his life.
Born in Dallas, he leaves behind his mother and stepfather, Jane & Ormond VanArsdall of Quincy Florida, father Rodger Warren, sisters Vicki Coker and family of Royse City TX, Marcia Tackett and family of Forney TX, Julie Hardell and family of Edmond OK, Dallas Cooper, a brother Scott David Warren and former stepmom Judith Webb, all of California. To be included are 4 nieces, 4 nephews, 3 uncles and his barking but loved sidekick, 'Olaf'.
He will be very much missed by his family and we will forever cherish his gifted artistic talent, art work, drawings and model airplanes and cars he built. Fond memories include his dirt bike days, fireworks, launching rockets, popcorn and the magic tricks and games he loved to play on his mom and sisters. Friends and coworkers will recall his unique, strong work ethic and knowledge learned from his Gramps and Granny, and a sense of humor until the end.
He will be buried at in Arkansas, Cossatot Cemetery, following a family service.
Lifesong Funeral Home, Quincy, Florida.
Ricky lived in Waxahachie Texas for about 15 yrs. and worked as an HV/AC technician, plumber and maintenance mechanic for most of his life.
Born in Dallas, he leaves behind his mother and stepfather, Jane & Ormond VanArsdall of Quincy Florida, father Rodger Warren, sisters Vicki Coker and family of Royse City TX, Marcia Tackett and family of Forney TX, Julie Hardell and family of Edmond OK, Dallas Cooper, a brother Scott David Warren and former stepmom Judith Webb, all of California. To be included are 4 nieces, 4 nephews, 3 uncles and his barking but loved sidekick, 'Olaf'.
He will be very much missed by his family and we will forever cherish his gifted artistic talent, art work, drawings and model airplanes and cars he built. Fond memories include his dirt bike days, fireworks, launching rockets, popcorn and the magic tricks and games he loved to play on his mom and sisters. Friends and coworkers will recall his unique, strong work ethic and knowledge learned from his Gramps and Granny, and a sense of humor until the end.
He will be buried at in Arkansas, Cossatot Cemetery, following a family service.
Lifesong Funeral Home, Quincy, Florida.
Ricky Neal Warren, beloved son and brother, 62, of Quincy, passed away on March 25, 2020 at the Margaret Z. Dozier Hospice House in Tallahassee after a lengthy illness.
Ricky lived in Waxahachie Texas for about 15 yrs. and worked as an HV/AC technician, plumber and maintenance mechanic for most of his life.
Born in Dallas, he leaves behind his mother and stepfather, Jane & Ormond VanArsdall of Quincy Florida, father Rodger Warren, sisters Vicki Coker and family of Royse City TX, Marcia Tackett and family of Forney TX, Julie Hardell and family of Edmond OK, Dallas Cooper, a brother Scott David Warren and former stepmom Judith Webb, all of California. To be included are 4 nieces, 4 nephews, 3 uncles and his barking but loved sidekick, 'Olaf'.
He will be very much missed by his family and we will forever cherish his gifted artistic talent, art work, drawings and model airplanes and cars he built. Fond memories include his dirt bike days, fireworks, launching rockets, popcorn and the magic tricks and games he loved to play on his mom and sisters. Friends and coworkers will recall his unique, strong work ethic and knowledge learned from his Gramps and Granny, and a sense of humor until the end.
He will be buried at in Arkansas, Cossatot Cemetery, following a family service.
Lifesong Funeral Home, Quincy, Florida.
Ricky lived in Waxahachie Texas for about 15 yrs. and worked as an HV/AC technician, plumber and maintenance mechanic for most of his life.
Born in Dallas, he leaves behind his mother and stepfather, Jane & Ormond VanArsdall of Quincy Florida, father Rodger Warren, sisters Vicki Coker and family of Royse City TX, Marcia Tackett and family of Forney TX, Julie Hardell and family of Edmond OK, Dallas Cooper, a brother Scott David Warren and former stepmom Judith Webb, all of California. To be included are 4 nieces, 4 nephews, 3 uncles and his barking but loved sidekick, 'Olaf'.
He will be very much missed by his family and we will forever cherish his gifted artistic talent, art work, drawings and model airplanes and cars he built. Fond memories include his dirt bike days, fireworks, launching rockets, popcorn and the magic tricks and games he loved to play on his mom and sisters. Friends and coworkers will recall his unique, strong work ethic and knowledge learned from his Gramps and Granny, and a sense of humor until the end.
He will be buried at in Arkansas, Cossatot Cemetery, following a family service.
Lifesong Funeral Home, Quincy, Florida.
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