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Robert Stanley WARN Obituary
"Bob" 70, died peacefully on Thursday April 27th at 4:00 p.m. After a rapid battle with cancer, Bob succumbed to the disease in the arms of his beautiful wife, Dorothy Warn at his home in Prince George B.C.
Born and raised in Vancouver, B.C., Bob Warn served at the Comox Airforce base as a Corporal Communications Systems Technician. He met Dorothy in Comox, B.C. and soon made his way to Prince George where he started working for B.C. Tel/Telus. With a need to be back by the ocean he transferred from Prince George to Powell River in the summer of 1979. He continued to work for the phone company until he retired and moved to
Vernon, B.C. and finally he made his way back to Prince George.
"Papa" is survived by his wife Dorothy and their two kids Norman (Dana) and Cyndi (Marc). Papa has five grandkids including Michael/A.J./Carter and Courtney/Derek. Papa was an honest and caring man who loved his family, the outdoor life and his many dogs over the years. He loved to fish, mine for gold, camp and teach his grandkids to fish/water ski. Of Bob's many life highlights, he truly enjoyed his many long adventures with his wife Dorothy in their boat up to Desolation Sound.
Bob Warn's wishes were instead of a service, a charitable donation be made to the Cancer Society if one so wishes. He will be truly missed.
Born and raised in Vancouver, B.C., Bob Warn served at the Comox Airforce base as a Corporal Communications Systems Technician. He met Dorothy in Comox, B.C. and soon made his way to Prince George where he started working for B.C. Tel/Telus. With a need to be back by the ocean he transferred from Prince George to Powell River in the summer of 1979. He continued to work for the phone company until he retired and moved to
Vernon, B.C. and finally he made his way back to Prince George.
"Papa" is survived by his wife Dorothy and their two kids Norman (Dana) and Cyndi (Marc). Papa has five grandkids including Michael/A.J./Carter and Courtney/Derek. Papa was an honest and caring man who loved his family, the outdoor life and his many dogs over the years. He loved to fish, mine for gold, camp and teach his grandkids to fish/water ski. Of Bob's many life highlights, he truly enjoyed his many long adventures with his wife Dorothy in their boat up to Desolation Sound.
Bob Warn's wishes were instead of a service, a charitable donation be made to the Cancer Society if one so wishes. He will be truly missed.
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Published by The Vancouver Courier from May 9 to Jun. 8, 2017.
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