New York, New York
Feb 13, 1921 – Jun 26, 2013 (Age 92)
WARNER--Rawleigh, Jr., a retired Chairman of Mobil Oil Corporation, died June 26 in Hobe Sound, Florida. Cause of death was complications from IBM (Inclusion Body Myositis). Mr. Warner was born on February 13, 1921 in Chicago, Illinois and grew up first in Evanston and then in Winnetka, both...
Read MoreMany years ago I remember reading
about Mr. Wanrer and the Kennedy Center and also
when he visited the White HOuse
when President Reagan was in office.
I send my condolences to the Warner
family.
Joyce Small
July 21, 2013 | Herndon, VA
Mr. Warner will be missed by our entire family! Thank you for getting my dad and our family into the Mobil family. We truly thank you for our new canaan location. Your photo is hung on the wall and always looked at! You will be missed but always remembered :) thank you for being so kind to my dad and my family. Love Maria Kean & Art Kean. The new canaan Mobil family
Maria Kean
July 12, 2013 | New Canaan, CT
Mr . Warner was a gentle giant who led by example! It was a privilege to be an employee during his tenure as CEO! My condolences to Mrs Warner and her family. Well done good and faithful servant! Rest in peace!
Anne Marie Fallek
July 09, 2013 | Pittsburgh, PA
Rawleigh was a very humble, kind and brilliant man. It was a pleasure to know and work with him at Mobil.
My heart goes out to the Warner family during this very difficult time.
My sincere sympathy.
Carole Nealon - New York
July 08, 2013
Rawleigh was a brilliant man. Furthermore, if you had asked central casting for a perfect gentleman, they would have sent him to you. It was a pleasure to know him and work with him.
Tom Winans
July 01, 2013 | McLean, VA
Just a note to say how much I appreciated working for him a Mobil - a true gentleman and an inspiration.
Kay Ellen Consolver
June 30, 2013 | London UK
we will miss him so much, a legend in his time, our sympathy goes to the family, sad..
we loved him like a father hugs!!!
nancy searle
June 30, 2013 | Richmond, VA
