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Almond D. Warren

Date of Death: December 8, 2014

Almond D. Warren

 

         Almond DeForest Warren, 90, of Frederick County, Virginia, formerly of Hamilton, New York, died Monday, December 8, 2014, at his home.

 

         Mr. Warren was born in 1924, in DeRuyter, New York, the son of the late David A. and Myrtie C. Warren.  He was a graduate of Hamilton Central School in New York.  Mr. Warren was a veteran having served in the United States Army during World War II.  He was attached to the 110th Signal Corps Company, achieving the rank of T/3.

 

         He was a member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Hamilton, New York.

 

         His wife, Rose Agnes Ryder Warren, whom he married on November 30, 1946, preceded him in death on November 15, 2014.

 

         Surviving is his daughter, Kathleen Sacco and husband, Peter, of Winchester, Virginia; grandchildren, Heather Ficarra and husband, Larry, Lisa Neal and husband, Rob, Michael Sacco and wife, Jen, Mark Sacco and wife, Beth, Christopher Sacco and wife, Lucia; and 13 great grandchildren, Jack, Peter, Albertine, Beatrice, Alexis, Amelia, Mackenzie, Julian, Olivia, Orry, Sophie, Matt and Lila. 

 

         Two brothers, LaVansen Warren and Wendell Warren, preceded him in death.

 

         All services with Omps Funeral Home, Amherst Chapel, will be private.

 

         Memorial contributions may be made to the Wounded Warriors Project, 900 E. Main Street, Ground Floor, Richmond, Virginia, 23219 www.woundedwarriorproject.org or St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude’s Place, Memphis, Tennessee, 38105.

 

 

 

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Almond D. Warren            Almond DeForest Warren, 90, of Frederick County, Virginia, formerly of Hamilton, New York, died Monday, December 8, 2014, at his home.            Mr. Warren was born in 1924, in DeRuyter, New York, the son of the late David A. and Myrtie C. Warren.  He was a graduate of HamiltonContinue Reading

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sandy roberts left a message on December 16, 2014:
Dear Kathy, My sympathy for the loss of your Dad. I always remember how he could build anything or figure out how to do it. We had fun in the playhouse he and others built when we were little. I know he and your Mom renovated different homes in the area and Dee said she was the one who did the errands to lumber yards and many times knew more than the workers. I always thought of him as a quiet man but then he would come out with interesting stories and I'd think he wasn't quiet he just didn't talk a lot. I know he was a hard worker and had a nice garden but mostly I admired his devotion to Rosie. He took such good care of her as her eyes were failing. They seemed so well suited together. Both loved sports and neither of them complained. They just accepted and went along with life. You were lucky to have your parents for so long and not have to deal with nursing homes,Kathy, and see them decline before your eyes. It's never easy to lose someone you love and to lose both parents in such a short time has got to be overwhelming. I know they were looking forward to moving, too. Rosie said that the last time I spoke with her. My heartfelt prayers, Kathy. I loved them too. san
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