Howard Warnock Dobbs Ferry, New York Obituary

Howard Warnock

S. Howard Warnock 70 - passed away on Monday, December 30, 2013 after being diagnosed in June with heart disease. Hospitalized and awaiting possible donor transplant He remained in good spirits, A true fighter until his final days. Born on March 26, 1943 to William and Adele Warnock of Irvington. He will be remembered as a caring, generous, understanding and kind hearted person That will be forever loved, in the many hearts left behind- Life long resident and graduate of Irvington high school. Howard attended University of Pittsburgh, where He met his wife of 46 years Sunday Tringhese which he married in 1967. Howard was the Vice-President of Cartier in New York, NY until he retired in 2008. He is survived by his loving wife Sunday Warnock of Irvington, Son Marc Warnock of Irvington, Daughter Amy N Warnock of Irvington and his Grandchildren. Sister Florence Dougherty and children: John, Jeanne & William, Along with the friends of his children through the years that he's always made feel at home and treated like his own. Funeral Service 10:30am Monday Edwards-Dowdle Funeral Home. Visiting Sunday 2-4 and 7-9pm Edwards-Dowdle Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, we ask that you make donations to Gentle Giants Rescue or St. Joseph's Indian School.
March 26, 1943 - December 30, 201303/26/194312/30/2013
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James Rickert
January 17
My Mother’s family grew up next to Howard’s Mother’s family. I worked under Howard as a lifeguard at the Ardsley Country Club. He would regularly carry 200 lb chlorine tanks on his shoulder. He saved at least one child from drowning.
He was truly a gentle giant.
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August 2, 2022
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Jim Roy
May 4, 2017
Hey BIG MAN, you will be missed. I will never forget growing up you told me never ever to call you by your 'real' first name and not to tell any one what it was. We had many a good time on Dutcher St. and the years life guarding at Ardsley Country Club. It's hard to beli... Continue Reading
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Laurie
May 4, 2017
Howard You were One of a kind,for sure,you will be missed by many. the kindest man i ever met. Thank you for being you! Love and hugs and my Condolences to your family. Laurie & Steven
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Patsy
May 4, 2017
Dear Sunday, Mark, Amy and Family, My first 18 years of life were spent growing up across the street from Howard, and has left me with a lifetime of memories. What a gentle, kind, considerate fellow. May you all be blessed with Peace in your hearts at this time. Today's ... Continue Reading
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Sue Smith Collinson
May 4, 2017
Do remember him well from my early years in Irvington- I think he walked me home from school once-I felt so lucky!!
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Gail & Jack Gaffney
May 4, 2017
We have many good memories of Howard from years past and hope your present grief will be lessened as you remember all the happy times you shared as a family.
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rwmcnew@columbus.rr.com Sunny
May 4, 2017
Dear Sunday, Mark, and Amy.Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers as we remember a great, kind, thoughtful giant of a man. We know Howard is in Heaven walking in no pain with Aunt Billie and Uncle JohnBlessings to all,Ruth & Wendell McNewDublin, Ohrwmcnew@c... Continue Reading
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Judy Auerbacher Ellis
May 4, 2017
Dear Warnock Families, as soon as my family moved to Irvington in 1956, we realized that the Warnocks were community, civic oriented people with generous hearts and devoted spirits. Howard was no exception and his reputation will live on in our memories. During his final... Continue Reading
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Jackie Vincent
May 4, 2017
Howard gave me my first kiss. It was our senior year in high school, and we were sitting in his car in front of my house when he asked if he could do something to 'make me mad.' I said 'yes', and he kissed me. And I wasn't mad. That, and I remember that whenever he'd dri... Continue Reading
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