Constance Lucile "Connie" Warner

Constance Lucile Warner (Connie) passed away December 31, 2025. She had been a resident of Heart of Gold in Morton, Washington, for almost 4 years. Before that she resided in Glenoma, Washington for many years.

Connie was born in Centralia, Washington, on May 30, 1935, to Lucile Said and Con Henderson. They moved around a lot when she was a child. She attended Morton Grade school for a while.

She married George Warner on June 15th, 1952, in Husum, Washington. They had their first child, Janet in 1953, followed by the birth of Cindy in 1954, Ben in 1956, and Chuck in 1958.

They moved from White salmon to Randle before Ben was born. She was a stay-at-home mom until the kids were in school. She worked at Gene and Barbs store and Barbs Dinner House. Connie was also an Avon Lady for many years. She did equipment watching with George, which she loved because she got be in the woods. They were in their camper near Johnson creek when Mt. Sait Helens blew in 1980. After that she worked with Watershed Restoration and for the Forest Service.

She attended Centralia College and took photography classes and pursued her love of taking pictures. She loved her family and the outdoors. She was a great baker and made many wedding and birthday cakes. She was the "no bake Gramma," anytime her Grandkids came to town, she made "no bakes" for them to take home.

She was preceded in death by her husband George Warner, her mother Lucile Morris, Her father Con Henderson, her half-sister Audrey Murphy, and her half-brother Ronald Yeager.

She is survived by her sister Barbara Morris, half-sister Charolette Ciera, her children, Janet Daniels (Jerry), Cindy Mullins, Ben Warner, Chuck Warner (Carmen), 7 Grandchildren, many great grandchildren, and great great-grandchildren, along with many nieces, nephews.

There will be a celebration of life on March 7th at 1pm at the Church of the Nazarene, 215 Silverbrook Road in Randle, with a potluck to follow.