Shirley P. Warner, age 72, died February 8, 2010 at Missouri Delta Medical Center in Sikeston, Missouri.
She was born July 28, 1937 in Newton, Kansas, daughter of the late Levi Paul and LaDean (Bixler) Schlapper.
Shirley was a member of First United Methodist Church in Sikeston, where she had served on the church council, led a card misistry for shut-ins, and served as president of United Methodist Women. She was a former secretery and past vice president of Missouri onference of the Sikeston Kiwanis Club, and was a partner in Premier Motor Company with her husband.
On June 13, 1970, at the Trinity United Methodist Church in Wichita, Kansas, she married Garry Warner; he survives of the home in Sikeston.
Other survivors include one daughter and son-in-law, Sheridan & Garry Rogers of St. Peters, Missouri and brother, Jimmy Schlapper of Kansas City, Missouri and one granddaughter and her husband, Shawna & Kevin Phillips of St. Charles, MO.
Shirley's casket bearer/Garry's prayer warriors:
Ron Eifert
Keith Colley
David Matthews
Randy Bohannon
Harry 'Wendy' Sharp IV
Dr. Steve Williams
Glenn Lemmons
Ken Dukes
With God's help and love and the power of prayer, NOTHING is impossible!
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"On this day six years ago, My beloved Shirley went to be with the Angels. Yesterday was a day of flashbacks...we went to church together...our last communion together...a ride in the country...spending Super Bowl Sunday laughing at commercials and watching the game at home alone at our own little party. Monday morning coffee and a light breakfast...and then she was gone. Yesterday, I went to church, had communion, felt her beside me, went for a ride, watched the super bowl with some good church friends, and just finished my coffee this morning"
Garry Warner, written 2/8/2016
She was born July 28, 1937 in Newton, Kansas, daughter of the late Levi Paul and LaDean (Bixler) Schlapper.
Shirley was a member of First United Methodist Church in Sikeston, where she had served on the church council, led a card misistry for shut-ins, and served as president of United Methodist Women. She was a former secretery and past vice president of Missouri onference of the Sikeston Kiwanis Club, and was a partner in Premier Motor Company with her husband.
On June 13, 1970, at the Trinity United Methodist Church in Wichita, Kansas, she married Garry Warner; he survives of the home in Sikeston.
Other survivors include one daughter and son-in-law, Sheridan & Garry Rogers of St. Peters, Missouri and brother, Jimmy Schlapper of Kansas City, Missouri and one granddaughter and her husband, Shawna & Kevin Phillips of St. Charles, MO.
Shirley's casket bearer/Garry's prayer warriors:
Ron Eifert
Keith Colley
David Matthews
Randy Bohannon
Harry 'Wendy' Sharp IV
Dr. Steve Williams
Glenn Lemmons
Ken Dukes
With God's help and love and the power of prayer, NOTHING is impossible!
________________
"On this day six years ago, My beloved Shirley went to be with the Angels. Yesterday was a day of flashbacks...we went to church together...our last communion together...a ride in the country...spending Super Bowl Sunday laughing at commercials and watching the game at home alone at our own little party. Monday morning coffee and a light breakfast...and then she was gone. Yesterday, I went to church, had communion, felt her beside me, went for a ride, watched the super bowl with some good church friends, and just finished my coffee this morning"
Garry Warner, written 2/8/2016
Shirley P. Warner, age 72, died February 8, 2010 at Missouri Delta Medical Center in Sikeston, Missouri.
She was born July 28, 1937 in Newton, Kansas, daughter of the late Levi Paul and LaDean (Bixler) Schlapper.
Shirley was a member of First United Methodist Church in Sikeston, where she had served on the church council, led a card misistry for shut-ins, and served as president of United Methodist Women. She was a former secretery and past vice president of Missouri onference of the Sikeston Kiwanis Club, and was a partner in Premier Motor Company with her husband.
On June 13, 1970, at the Trinity United Methodist Church in Wichita, Kansas, she married Garry Warner; he survives of the home in Sikeston.
Other survivors include one daughter and son-in-law, Sheridan & Garry Rogers of St. Peters, Missouri and brother, Jimmy Schlapper of Kansas City, Missouri and one granddaughter and her husband, Shawna & Kevin Phillips of St. Charles, MO.
Shirley's casket bearer/Garry's prayer warriors:
Ron Eifert
Keith Colley
David Matthews
Randy Bohannon
Harry 'Wendy' Sharp IV
Dr. Steve Williams
Glenn Lemmons
Ken Dukes
With God's help and love and the power of prayer, NOTHING is impossible!
________________
"On this day six years ago, My beloved Shirley went to be with the Angels. Yesterday was a day of flashbacks...we went to church together...our last communion together...a ride in the country...spending Super Bowl Sunday laughing at commercials and watching the game at home alone at our own little party. Monday morning coffee and a light breakfast...and then she was gone. Yesterday, I went to church, had communion, felt her beside me, went for a ride, watched the super bowl with some good church friends, and just finished my coffee this morning"
Garry Warner, written 2/8/2016
She was born July 28, 1937 in Newton, Kansas, daughter of the late Levi Paul and LaDean (Bixler) Schlapper.
Shirley was a member of First United Methodist Church in Sikeston, where she had served on the church council, led a card misistry for shut-ins, and served as president of United Methodist Women. She was a former secretery and past vice president of Missouri onference of the Sikeston Kiwanis Club, and was a partner in Premier Motor Company with her husband.
On June 13, 1970, at the Trinity United Methodist Church in Wichita, Kansas, she married Garry Warner; he survives of the home in Sikeston.
Other survivors include one daughter and son-in-law, Sheridan & Garry Rogers of St. Peters, Missouri and brother, Jimmy Schlapper of Kansas City, Missouri and one granddaughter and her husband, Shawna & Kevin Phillips of St. Charles, MO.
Shirley's casket bearer/Garry's prayer warriors:
Ron Eifert
Keith Colley
David Matthews
Randy Bohannon
Harry 'Wendy' Sharp IV
Dr. Steve Williams
Glenn Lemmons
Ken Dukes
With God's help and love and the power of prayer, NOTHING is impossible!
________________
"On this day six years ago, My beloved Shirley went to be with the Angels. Yesterday was a day of flashbacks...we went to church together...our last communion together...a ride in the country...spending Super Bowl Sunday laughing at commercials and watching the game at home alone at our own little party. Monday morning coffee and a light breakfast...and then she was gone. Yesterday, I went to church, had communion, felt her beside me, went for a ride, watched the super bowl with some good church friends, and just finished my coffee this morning"
Garry Warner, written 2/8/2016
