Mr. Paul W. Warner, 87, of Randazzo Road, Little Falls, New York passed away peacefully at his home on September 11, 2022. Mr. Warner had been a lifelong resident of Little Falls.
Born in the Town of Danube to Edna Kouch (Warner) and Raymond Warner, he united in marriage to Nora E. Barhydt of Oppenheim, NY on June 30th, 1956. They had been married 66 years upon his passing. Paul was known to always have a smile on his face and was always ready and willing to help someone when needed. He was a social person and enjoyed visitors coming to his home. He also loved the many card games played with his daughters and sons-in-law. His family was a great source of enjoyment to him, he liked nothing better than to be surrounded by them and enjoy the time spent together.
Paul retired from Beech-Nut Corp. in 1997 and loved to stay active, eventually working again as a greeter at Walmart in Herkimer, NY for an additional 10 years. After leaving Walmart, he became Caretaker at Willow Estates Mobile Homes in Town of Manheim where he managed the lawn care and service calls for the owner, Anthony Randazzo until he was unable to do so because of physical limitations.
Paul has left behind his wife, Nora Warner, 86; three daughters, Susan Smith, Audrey Baker and husband, Jim Baker, Pauline Boyer and husband, Dan Boyer; son, Steven Warner; ten grandchildren, Jason and Justin Leslie, Jaime Smith, Jennifer Velicky and Corrisa Baker, Nicole Drummond, Rene Bluett, Avery Johnson, Jack and Abby Boyer. He was blessed with thirteen great-grandchildren, Emma, Anna and Mia Leslie, Trent and Blake Leslie, Christian Smith, Tristan Warner, Natalie and Cynthia Drummond, Jacob and Joey Velicky, Beauden Boyer, and soon to arrive, sister.
Mr. Warner is predeceased by his siblings, Allen Warner, Kathleen Windecker of Town of Danube, Walter Warner of Little Falls, and Elsie Casler of Whitesboro, NY.
Contributor: JoAnn (Grabowski) Duga (49348630)
Born in the Town of Danube to Edna Kouch (Warner) and Raymond Warner, he united in marriage to Nora E. Barhydt of Oppenheim, NY on June 30th, 1956. They had been married 66 years upon his passing. Paul was known to always have a smile on his face and was always ready and willing to help someone when needed. He was a social person and enjoyed visitors coming to his home. He also loved the many card games played with his daughters and sons-in-law. His family was a great source of enjoyment to him, he liked nothing better than to be surrounded by them and enjoy the time spent together.
Paul retired from Beech-Nut Corp. in 1997 and loved to stay active, eventually working again as a greeter at Walmart in Herkimer, NY for an additional 10 years. After leaving Walmart, he became Caretaker at Willow Estates Mobile Homes in Town of Manheim where he managed the lawn care and service calls for the owner, Anthony Randazzo until he was unable to do so because of physical limitations.
Paul has left behind his wife, Nora Warner, 86; three daughters, Susan Smith, Audrey Baker and husband, Jim Baker, Pauline Boyer and husband, Dan Boyer; son, Steven Warner; ten grandchildren, Jason and Justin Leslie, Jaime Smith, Jennifer Velicky and Corrisa Baker, Nicole Drummond, Rene Bluett, Avery Johnson, Jack and Abby Boyer. He was blessed with thirteen great-grandchildren, Emma, Anna and Mia Leslie, Trent and Blake Leslie, Christian Smith, Tristan Warner, Natalie and Cynthia Drummond, Jacob and Joey Velicky, Beauden Boyer, and soon to arrive, sister.
Mr. Warner is predeceased by his siblings, Allen Warner, Kathleen Windecker of Town of Danube, Walter Warner of Little Falls, and Elsie Casler of Whitesboro, NY.
Contributor: JoAnn (Grabowski) Duga (49348630)
Mr. Paul W. Warner, 87, of Randazzo Road, Little Falls, New York passed away peacefully at his home on September 11, 2022. Mr. Warner had been a lifelong resident of Little Falls.
Born in the Town of Danube to Edna Kouch (Warner) and Raymond Warner, he united in marriage to Nora E. Barhydt of Oppenheim, NY on June 30th, 1956. They had been married 66 years upon his passing. Paul was known to always have a smile on his face and was always ready and willing to help someone when needed. He was a social person and enjoyed visitors coming to his home. He also loved the many card games played with his daughters and sons-in-law. His family was a great source of enjoyment to him, he liked nothing better than to be surrounded by them and enjoy the time spent together.
Paul retired from Beech-Nut Corp. in 1997 and loved to stay active, eventually working again as a greeter at Walmart in Herkimer, NY for an additional 10 years. After leaving Walmart, he became Caretaker at Willow Estates Mobile Homes in Town of Manheim where he managed the lawn care and service calls for the owner, Anthony Randazzo until he was unable to do so because of physical limitations.
Paul has left behind his wife, Nora Warner, 86; three daughters, Susan Smith, Audrey Baker and husband, Jim Baker, Pauline Boyer and husband, Dan Boyer; son, Steven Warner; ten grandchildren, Jason and Justin Leslie, Jaime Smith, Jennifer Velicky and Corrisa Baker, Nicole Drummond, Rene Bluett, Avery Johnson, Jack and Abby Boyer. He was blessed with thirteen great-grandchildren, Emma, Anna and Mia Leslie, Trent and Blake Leslie, Christian Smith, Tristan Warner, Natalie and Cynthia Drummond, Jacob and Joey Velicky, Beauden Boyer, and soon to arrive, sister.
Mr. Warner is predeceased by his siblings, Allen Warner, Kathleen Windecker of Town of Danube, Walter Warner of Little Falls, and Elsie Casler of Whitesboro, NY.
Contributor: JoAnn (Grabowski) Duga (49348630)
Born in the Town of Danube to Edna Kouch (Warner) and Raymond Warner, he united in marriage to Nora E. Barhydt of Oppenheim, NY on June 30th, 1956. They had been married 66 years upon his passing. Paul was known to always have a smile on his face and was always ready and willing to help someone when needed. He was a social person and enjoyed visitors coming to his home. He also loved the many card games played with his daughters and sons-in-law. His family was a great source of enjoyment to him, he liked nothing better than to be surrounded by them and enjoy the time spent together.
Paul retired from Beech-Nut Corp. in 1997 and loved to stay active, eventually working again as a greeter at Walmart in Herkimer, NY for an additional 10 years. After leaving Walmart, he became Caretaker at Willow Estates Mobile Homes in Town of Manheim where he managed the lawn care and service calls for the owner, Anthony Randazzo until he was unable to do so because of physical limitations.
Paul has left behind his wife, Nora Warner, 86; three daughters, Susan Smith, Audrey Baker and husband, Jim Baker, Pauline Boyer and husband, Dan Boyer; son, Steven Warner; ten grandchildren, Jason and Justin Leslie, Jaime Smith, Jennifer Velicky and Corrisa Baker, Nicole Drummond, Rene Bluett, Avery Johnson, Jack and Abby Boyer. He was blessed with thirteen great-grandchildren, Emma, Anna and Mia Leslie, Trent and Blake Leslie, Christian Smith, Tristan Warner, Natalie and Cynthia Drummond, Jacob and Joey Velicky, Beauden Boyer, and soon to arrive, sister.
Mr. Warner is predeceased by his siblings, Allen Warner, Kathleen Windecker of Town of Danube, Walter Warner of Little Falls, and Elsie Casler of Whitesboro, NY.
Contributor: JoAnn (Grabowski) Duga (49348630)
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