Barbara A. Warner
June 20, 1950 - October 21, 2017

"Barb- I am struggling to find the words. I guess I'll start by saying-Thank You for raising the most amazing man! I am so blessed to call him My loving husband of almost 20yrs. There is nothing more important in this world than Faith, Love, & Family. You lived that belief every day & it was lovingly evident in how your family was your world. Halloween just passed & I truly missed our annual "Wicked Witch Of The West" tribute phone call. Those are the memories we will always cherish! You are forever in our hearts & lovingly present in our thoughts. You will be missed & loved for eternity! May you find peace & comfort in His heavenly kingdom & may we all be reunited in His Grace. Love-Forever & Always- Your Daughter In Law ~Stephanie "

"Dan & Family- always enjoyed Barb working for us-all the fun she had with the malt machine. She was quite a little lady. John & Jeanie McMenomy"

"We are saddened to hear today about Barbs passing. Andy and I were in the same class in high school and enjoyed many fun times with Dan and Barb, Angie and Alan. Our sons Scott and Berry were around the same age. Once we moved to Minnesota we lost touch. Barb was so sweet and so kind, You will be missed. Andy and Laurie-Nichols Kropiwka"

"Dear Dan and family, Words cannot express how sad we feel know Barb is not longer next door to us. We used to love her visits to when she'd come over and sit on our couch and talk about her family history and how much she loved ever one of you. She was such a special person. Dan, we want you to know that we will be here for you in every way we possibly can; we're only a knock or a call away. Your friends, Zach and Yvonne"

"Dan: So Sorry to hear about Barb. Keeping you and yours in my thoughts and prayers at this time. Elaine Holloway Grosenheider"

"It's been 20 years since I've seen your family, but the wonderful memories of time together with Barb and yiu all remain. So very sorry for your loss. Love to you all."

"Dan, I am so sorry for your loss of your lovely wife, Barb. Even though it's been many years since we both left Amfam and had any contact with each other, I have always remembered you fondly and have missed hearing about your family. My heart goes out to you and your family. I can only imagine what you are going through now. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Debby Schmelzer (formerly Emmling) "

"My deepest sympathy in the loss of your dear loved one. Prayers for both the Warner family and the Stetler family. Barb was such a dynamite person in school and had a contagious laugh and smile. I know she will be missed. "

"Barb, I am so thankful I got to know you the past four and a half years. During that time, I got to know the kind and loving person that you are. It was always evident how much you loved your children and family. You welcomed me into your family with open arms and I have many wonderful memories of spending time at your house with you and celebrating holidays with your family. I am so grateful that you were able to celebrate Passover with my family in 2016 and our families were able to know each other. You will always hold a special place in my heart as Adam's mother. Know that I will always love and take care of your son. I too had a Grandma Barbara that left us before I had the chance to know her. Just as I grew up as her namesake and hearing stories about her, I will make sure that my children know you and feel you as a presence in their life. I love you Barb and will miss you. "

"Adam, you're like a brother to me now and I love and care for you so much. I also know now that your family is such a kind and caring one. Adam, Dan, Angie, and Alan, words cannot help ease the pain and loss that you are feeling right now. Barb will always be a part of who you are and her love for you will be immortal. May you find strength and peace. Sincerely, Janna"

"Mom, Looking back I am amazed. Because I myself am now a mother, I can finally fully appreciate all that you are, all that you did, and all that you gave. You were so intelligent and wise. You could have been successful in any field of academia or career. Instead you chose to focus on others. You gave every ounce of your being to us, your children. You created for us an almost fairytale like childhood; full of imagination, excitement, and fun! Swimming at Angell Park, camping, hiking, bike riding, ice skating, tennis, softball & track; magical birthday parties, board games, family euchre tournaments, the drive-in movies; homemade malts & brownies, dogs & budgies, music & dance. You were the family historian. The stories you passed down to us filled me with wonder, gave me roots, and an exciting connection to the past. You instilled in me a strong sense of self, self-confidence, and work ethic. You taught us to be kind and thoughtful of others. You encouraged us, and believed in us. You showed us how to be brave and take chances. You suffered heart ache, but never let it harden you. You had health challenges, and your body was small and fragile, but you didn't let that stop you from living life to the fullest. I admire how deeply you loved, your intellect & wisdom, your strength & determination, your natural beauty, and your moral character. I desperately hope you know how much you are loved and appreciated. Right now I am profoundly sad, and I miss you with an intensity that I never knew possible. Thank you for calling me every year on my birthday, and telling me that the day I was born was the happiest day of your life. To date, the day you died is the saddest day in mine. Your life was truly our blessing. Your daughter, Angie "

"Mom.... I miss you and love you. Thank you for everything you gave us and continue to give us. You will live forever in the hearts of the people you loved and touched throughout your life. We love you. Your son - Al"

"I had both S bid and Adam in school in Royal Oaks,I remember her very well So sorry for the family. Sue Ann Klein"