Warren Kelly
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Field Funeral Home
"We are honored to provide this Book of Memories to the family."
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Gary,Deb,Jeremy,and Jacob Feather
"He is where he has wanted to be..Home with his Savior and Lord and reunited with"
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Activity Dept WVVNF
"Our thoughts and prayers are with you.We only had Warren here with us for a shor"
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DAVIS BROTHERS JIM AND BILL
"WE HAVE MANY MEMORIES OF MR KELLY COMING TO THE FARM WITH HIS STUDENTS FROM WVU "
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the Gregory family
"we are sorry for your loss and would like for you to know if you are in need of "
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Luke Massey and Family
"Our fondest love, sincerest sympathy, deepest condolences, and earnest prayers a"
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Anonymous HSW at WVVNF
"I've only been with the facility for a short time, but I did work with Mr. Kelly"
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Dob & Glenna Shaw
"May God replace the hurt in your heart with great memories of your loved one. "
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Mark & Pattie McDonald
"May God go with your family in this time of sorrow as your father enters into hi"
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The Nurses and staff At The West Virginia Vetrans
"We are truly sorry for your loss he was one of the sweetest people we had the pr"
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Don & Mary Beth Bishoff

As I said on Facebook, when Linda announced Warren's death, he was a favorite uncle of whom I have long memories -- the earliest being when he and Jessie were married and there was a "chivaree" (is that how you spell it?) for them at the house in Manheim. Then there was the World War II connection, when Jessie lived with us while Warren was fighting in Europe. And, of course, many happy visits to them in Arthurdale. I remember we were helping him install a screen door on a very hot day and I was hinting for a beer, when my Dad quietly told me Warren was a teetotaler. I remember Warren's hearty laugh and his kindness. He had a remarkable life -- and I think he enjoyed (almost) every minute of it.
Sunday May 6, 2012 at 9:44 pm
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