Birth date: Feb 7, 1943 Death date: Feb 19, 2015
Billy Ray Warner, age 72, passed away on February 19, 2015 in Edmond, Oklahoma. Billy was born on February 7, 1943 in Miami, Oklahoma to his parents Lee and Marqurette Warner. He received his general education from several locatio Read Obituary
Thank you dear Armke family!!! It was a wonderful time in our lives also!!! Thank you fot thinking of us!!!
Howard and I were neighbors with Bill and Mary in North Palm Beach, FL.where Bill and Howard carpooled to work at Pratt and Whitney. Bill and Howard were not only good friends, Bill was also Howard's boss. We enjoyed our visits to Disney World with Bill and Mary. Bill also took us to his weekend retreat at Lake Okeechobee, and we spent time with them at our condo on Hutchinson Island. We enjoyed our last visit with Bill in Oklahoma. He was a great friend and will be missed alot. Howard and Beverly Gorman and family
Howard and I were neighbors with Bill and Mary in North Palm Beach, FL where Bill and Howard carpooled to work at Pratt & Whitney. Bill and Howard were not only good friends, Bill was also Howard's boss. We enjoyed our visits to Disney World with Bill and Mary. Bill also took us to his weekend retreat at Lake Okeechobee and we spent time with them at our condo on Hutchinson Island. We enjoyed our last visit with Bill and Mary in Oklahoma. Bill was a great friend and will be missed alot. Bev and Howard Gorman and family
We have such warm memories of living next to Bill and Mary, Mike and Sierra, in Owasso. Those were some of the best years of our lives, and we were blessed to share them with Bill and Mary and their lovely family. Bill was outstanding for encouraging youngsters, and he coached the local neighborhood basketball team to an outstanding victory season, using the neighborhood children as his team. He helped us with yard work, with Scout projects, fishing projects, you name it, he was up to it. We were in awe of his talent, finding out later that he was outstanding in helping with the first lunar landing mission. We were so blessed to have been a part of his life. We will miss him! James and Sharon Armke and famiy
