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1953 - 2007
John L. Warner, 54, of Chesapeake, Ohio passed away Saturday October 6, 2007 in Kings Daughters Medical Center. He was born March 3, 1953 in Springfield, Ohio, son of the late Jay and Marion Jean Mallory Warner. John was active duty West Virginia National Guard 2nd and 19th Special Forces Group United States Army with 27 years of service. He is survived by his wife Pamela Warner; one step-son Chad Curcio at home; one sister Linda Cozart of Pomeroy, Ohio; two brothers Stephen Warner of Albuquerque, NM and Jeff Warner of Pomeroy, Ohio; and three nephews. Funeral service will be conducted 2:00 p.m. Wednesday October 10, 2007 at Hall Funeral Home by Elder Larry Ferguson. Visitation will be held one hour before services on Wednesday at Hall Funeral Home Proctorville, Ohio. Condolences may be expressed to the family at www.timeformemory.com/hall.
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There are currently 13 condolences.
Justine Walker
justinelwalker@hotmail.com
Tuesday November 6, 2007 at
7:52 PM
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I would like to express my deepest sympathy for your loss. I had the pleasure of working with SFC Warner when I was in Iraq last year. I will miss him very much, he helped me get through some very rough times. Please let me know if there is anything I can do for the family...Sincerely, Justine Walker
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Chrissi & Ruth Holland
sunshyne02003@yahoo.com
Wednesday October 10, 2007 at
5:14 PM
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Pam-
We are so sorry to hear about your loss. We were john's neighbor for several years (condo's) and have nothing but wonderful memories of him and his dogs. We know there is nothing that can be said to ease the pain right now but just know time heals everything. You and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers!!
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MSG Mark A. Layman
mark.layman@us.army.mil
Wednesday October 10, 2007 at
7:44 AM
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Pam and Chad,
I am truly sorry for your loss. I have been a friend of Johns' for many years. I liked him very much. I always enjoyed his company and the funny way he looked at things. We have shared alot of laughs and good times over the years and he will be missed and thought of often. I will miss him.
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Major Ron Garton
ronald.garton@us.army.mil
Tuesday October 9, 2007 at
5:17 PM
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John was a huge influence on my military service. We had a great time with the parachute team and I will truly miss his sense of humor and his friendship. My prayers and those of my family are with John's family.
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Chaplain Gary Coffey
Tuesday October 9, 2007 at
2:06 PM
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May the Lord be your strength and consolation during this time of sorrow; Revelation 21: 1-4
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keith bibb
Tuesday October 9, 2007 at
2:03 PM
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Peace & grace to you from God the Father & our Lord Jesus Christ. I knew John very little but please accept my deepest condolences for the departure of a military brother.
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Donna & Carl Blevins
Tuesday October 9, 2007 at
2:03 PM
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Pam, Carl and I wish to send you our deepest sympathy. We had no idea John was so sick.If there is anything we can do for you, please let us know.
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CPT Stephen Fish
Tuesday October 9, 2007 at
2:00 PM
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To John's family, I am very sorry to hear that he has passed. I had the pleasure of serving with John while I was assigned to 2/19th several years ago, where we became good friends. I always enjoyed talking and joking with him about things going on in our lives during drill. He had a great sense of humor, a straight forward professional attitude toward everything he did, and was a true patriot. He did an outstanding job taking care of the troops of the battalion, did his job very well, and cared deeply about his work. We shared many laughs together and I am truly sorry he is no longer with us. There are very few people you meet during your life that you can call a true friend, and he was one of mine. He will be missed.
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SSG HarperSR, Thomas
thomas.harpersr @ us.army.mil
Tuesday October 9, 2007 at
1:13 PM
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nothing that I can say will take away the pain. only time will ease that.U ,your family and the US Army have lost a wonderful MAN. May the grace of Our Lord and Savior JESUS be with You always.
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Jim and Diana Gregory
jim.gregory@wv.ngb.army.mil
Tuesday October 9, 2007 at
1:09 PM
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We would like to extend our simpathy to you. John was a great friend to me for many years. I will always remember the good times we had by the river with the dogs. We will pray for you and your family.
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Ben & Deb Hackney
Tuesday October 9, 2007 at
8:25 AM
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Pam,
We were saddened to hear of your family's loss. We are confident that many prayers and petitions have been made to God in your behalf and trust you will find hope and comfort from scriptures such as Romans 15:4, John 5:28,29 , Acts 24:15 and Revelation 21:3,4. How we long for the restoration of paridasaic conditions here on earth under the rulership of God's government as our lord Jesus taught " Let Thy Kingdom Come".
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Ike and Patty Lake
Tuesday October 9, 2007 at
6:36 AM
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My dearest Pam and Chad,
I am so heartsick to hear of your loss. You have always been there for me in times of woe, trouble, worry, and most of all an unconditional friendship. You brought me full circle to know the Lord, through you a light shines so brightly, both of you. Please know that I and Ike are with you in spirit and love. I only wish i could send a hug and some consolation to you through this computer. You are both welcome to come and "get away" anytime you want/need/or just feel like it. I know you have a great support system, but we are also ALWAYS here. Thank you for your wonderful husband's service to our nation. It is a rarity to find someone so dedicated and determined to protect those he doesn't even know, and keep America safe and free. What John did for America will last forever, his dedication will always be appreciated and honored, because of great men like him we are able to be a nation free...and freedom certainly isn't free but he never faltered in his dedication. Ike and I admire that so much and want you to know that we know he is guarding heaven's gate....waiting in complete restored body. He is with the Lord. And we are both so glad he joined the church, now you know where he is, in paradise where no wars are raging and he is at peace. Know you can call me anytime, and I mean ANYTIME. We love you both dearly, please lean on us if you need one single thing. Our deepest deepest condolences and christian love to you both. Chad, you can come anytime you please, I love you bud.Please take care and know Ike and I are always here!
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Joanne Harries
Monday October 8, 2007 at
3:10 PM
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I would just wish to express my heartfelt condolences to your family. You are neighbors of mine, and although I did not know you. It was obvious that he took pride in being neat and enjoying the river. I thank him for his many years of service to our country, so that so many more people could experience what freedom means. God Bless your family, and God Bless The United States of America. Freedom is not free. Joanne Harries & Dustin Mays
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