Obituary for George Albert Warren
A life well lived! Rejoice for George Warren, he has joined his beloved late wife Ruth Warren (Walker). George passed away peacefully in his sleep at the Niagara Falls General Hospital on April 17th, 2021. Born in Niagara on the Lake, on November 8th, 1926 to the late Frederick and Dora Warren. Cherished brother of the late Fred, late Aylmer (Patricia), and survived by sister Jane Grenke.
Dear father of George (Barb) Warren, Robin (Scott Bratton), Carolynne (Walter Stilphen), Kathleen (Jeffrey Drew), Robert (Kate) Warren, William Warren, John (Karen) Warren.
Loving grandchildren Theresa (Arthur Rock), Michael (Lisa) Wiebe, Rebecca (Scott Moncur), Alexandra (Jeffrey Alerta), Carly Stilphen, Cody (Taylor) Warren, Christy Stilphen, Jessica (Jesse Moreau) Warren, Matthew (Kelly) Drew, Jacob (Kaitlin) Warren, Nick (Allie) Penteluke, Jon Warren, Emily Warren,George Warren Ill and Ben Warren.
Loving great-grandchildren, Charlie and Jack Warren, Madison Moncur, Harper and Spencer
Rock, Andrew and Emma Moncur.
Survived by sister-in-law Mary Williams (and family), sister-in-law Sue Walker (and family), family friend Florence Mearns and many other loving family members.
George was a member of Niagara-on-the-Lake Anglican Church for 65 years. For those whom George touched, the boss was a man full of love for his community, family and people. George's character will live on in the lessons he left his family and friends. For over 50 years he was owner of Warren Heating and Plumbing. The late night service calls to help the people of Niagara-on-the-Lake are retold today. George was a member of the Masonic order (1954), the Shriners (1981), the Royal Canadian Legion (75 years), and a part of the Golden Age club (10 years) where he played cards and socialized with many friends.
As we grieve the loss of George Warren we are mindful that we must also celebrate the life of a good man, a life well lived, a role model for family, and a loving father. He was a hero to his daughters and a best friend to his sons. He will be forever missed.
Dear father of George (Barb) Warren, Robin (Scott Bratton), Carolynne (Walter Stilphen), Kathleen (Jeffrey Drew), Robert (Kate) Warren, William Warren, John (Karen) Warren.
Loving grandchildren Theresa (Arthur Rock), Michael (Lisa) Wiebe, Rebecca (Scott Moncur), Alexandra (Jeffrey Alerta), Carly Stilphen, Cody (Taylor) Warren, Christy Stilphen, Jessica (Jesse Moreau) Warren, Matthew (Kelly) Drew, Jacob (Kaitlin) Warren, Nick (Allie) Penteluke, Jon Warren, Emily Warren,George Warren Ill and Ben Warren.
Loving great-grandchildren, Charlie and Jack Warren, Madison Moncur, Harper and Spencer
Rock, Andrew and Emma Moncur.
Survived by sister-in-law Mary Williams (and family), sister-in-law Sue Walker (and family), family friend Florence Mearns and many other loving family members.
George was a member of Niagara-on-the-Lake Anglican Church for 65 years. For those whom George touched, the boss was a man full of love for his community, family and people. George's character will live on in the lessons he left his family and friends. For over 50 years he was owner of Warren Heating and Plumbing. The late night service calls to help the people of Niagara-on-the-Lake are retold today. George was a member of the Masonic order (1954), the Shriners (1981), the Royal Canadian Legion (75 years), and a part of the Golden Age club (10 years) where he played cards and socialized with many friends.
As we grieve the loss of George Warren we are mindful that we must also celebrate the life of a good man, a life well lived, a role model for family, and a loving father. He was a hero to his daughters and a best friend to his sons. He will be forever missed.