Warren was born on September 25, 1937 to William (Bill) and Dorothy (Heimbigner) Beck in Odessa, WA at his Grandparent home. Warren was baptized in the Christ Lutheran Church in Odessa, WA on March 27th of 1938 and was confirmed on September 30th of 1951. After graduating from Odessa High School, Warren worked for farmers in the Odessa area, along with the Odessa Trading Company until he was drafted into the Army in 1960. Warren was an (E3) spent two years in active duty and was discharged on November 3, 1962 and then later was released from inactive duty on October 31, 1966. During his time spent in the Army, Warren received a certificate in Light Vehicle Driving Course at U.S. Army at Fort Ord, California. In his time of service he was stationed at Stuttgart, Germany, and drove a supply truck to other army bases in the surround areas. During his leave time Warren enjoyed attending several bull fights in Spain. Warren received several certification while in the 4th Armored Division: Bronze badge for Safety which was 4,000 miles or 6 months without an accident or traffic violation. Silver badge which was 12 months without accident or traffic violation. Gold badge which was 12,000 miles without accident or traffic violation. Warren also was a coach for the honor guard rifle team, which attended parades, also included in Germany several events or competitions. He was a member of the Army bowling team during this time.
In the fall months of 1965 Warren met his partner for life Audrey Kramer and was married in August 28, 1967 at the hitching post in Coeur de’ Alene, ID. The couple had four children during their marriage, which include Warren adopting Alice Mae Beck (Lewis), later having identical twins Joyce Lorene Beck (McNeil) & Janice Lee Beck, and two years later finishing the family with the arrival of Leona Ann Beck (Mooney).
Warren enjoyed hunting and fishing with father-in-law Al Kramer. He spent his Saturday nights taken Audrey dancing, and following the Stanley Wraspir Band around the area. He also enjoyed trapshooting at the Marlin Gun Club, and camping with family. Warren is predeceased by both of his parents and one daughter Janice Lee Beck. He is survived by his wife Audrey Beck, sister: Jennifer ; Daughters: Alice, Joyce, and Leona. Warren had four grandkids. The graveside service were held at Odessa Cemetery on May 14 .
In the fall months of 1965 Warren met his partner for life Audrey Kramer and was married in August 28, 1967 at the hitching post in Coeur de’ Alene, ID. The couple had four children during their marriage, which include Warren adopting Alice Mae Beck (Lewis), later having identical twins Joyce Lorene Beck (McNeil) & Janice Lee Beck, and two years later finishing the family with the arrival of Leona Ann Beck (Mooney).
Warren enjoyed hunting and fishing with father-in-law Al Kramer. He spent his Saturday nights taken Audrey dancing, and following the Stanley Wraspir Band around the area. He also enjoyed trapshooting at the Marlin Gun Club, and camping with family. Warren is predeceased by both of his parents and one daughter Janice Lee Beck. He is survived by his wife Audrey Beck, sister: Jennifer ; Daughters: Alice, Joyce, and Leona. Warren had four grandkids. The graveside service were held at Odessa Cemetery on May 14 .
Warren was born on September 25, 1937 to William (Bill) and Dorothy (Heimbigner) Beck in Odessa, WA at his Grandparent home. Warren was baptized in the Christ Lutheran Church in Odessa, WA on March 27th of 1938 and was confirmed on September 30th of 1951. After graduating from Odessa High School, Warren worked for farmers in the Odessa area, along with the Odessa Trading Company until he was drafted into the Army in 1960. Warren was an (E3) spent two years in active duty and was discharged on November 3, 1962 and then later was released from inactive duty on October 31, 1966. During his time spent in the Army, Warren received a certificate in Light Vehicle Driving Course at U.S. Army at Fort Ord, California. In his time of service he was stationed at Stuttgart, Germany, and drove a supply truck to other army bases in the surround areas. During his leave time Warren enjoyed attending several bull fights in Spain. Warren received several certification while in the 4th Armored Division: Bronze badge for Safety which was 4,000 miles or 6 months without an accident or traffic violation. Silver badge which was 12 months without accident or traffic violation. Gold badge which was 12,000 miles without accident or traffic violation. Warren also was a coach for the honor guard rifle team, which attended parades, also included in Germany several events or competitions. He was a member of the Army bowling team during this time.
In the fall months of 1965 Warren met his partner for life Audrey Kramer and was married in August 28, 1967 at the hitching post in Coeur de’ Alene, ID. The couple had four children during their marriage, which include Warren adopting Alice Mae Beck (Lewis), later having identical twins Joyce Lorene Beck (McNeil) & Janice Lee Beck, and two years later finishing the family with the arrival of Leona Ann Beck (Mooney).
Warren enjoyed hunting and fishing with father-in-law Al Kramer. He spent his Saturday nights taken Audrey dancing, and following the Stanley Wraspir Band around the area. He also enjoyed trapshooting at the Marlin Gun Club, and camping with family. Warren is predeceased by both of his parents and one daughter Janice Lee Beck. He is survived by his wife Audrey Beck, sister: Jennifer ; Daughters: Alice, Joyce, and Leona. Warren had four grandkids. The graveside service were held at Odessa Cemetery on May 14 .
In the fall months of 1965 Warren met his partner for life Audrey Kramer and was married in August 28, 1967 at the hitching post in Coeur de’ Alene, ID. The couple had four children during their marriage, which include Warren adopting Alice Mae Beck (Lewis), later having identical twins Joyce Lorene Beck (McNeil) & Janice Lee Beck, and two years later finishing the family with the arrival of Leona Ann Beck (Mooney).
Warren enjoyed hunting and fishing with father-in-law Al Kramer. He spent his Saturday nights taken Audrey dancing, and following the Stanley Wraspir Band around the area. He also enjoyed trapshooting at the Marlin Gun Club, and camping with family. Warren is predeceased by both of his parents and one daughter Janice Lee Beck. He is survived by his wife Audrey Beck, sister: Jennifer ; Daughters: Alice, Joyce, and Leona. Warren had four grandkids. The graveside service were held at Odessa Cemetery on May 14 .
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