Warren L. Whitworth | Coker-Mathews Funeral Home | Greenville, TX Funeral Home & Cremation

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Alexandria Whitworth Durant, OK February 9, 2011

"Daddy, the boys and I love and miss you everyday. Not a day goes by that MJ and I don't talk about "Grandpa Warren." We love you to the moon and back."

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martha lyle Garland, TX June 14, 2010

"Rest peacefully, my friend...I will always remember the smiles and the laughter!"

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Randy Duncan TX June 9, 2010

"I am so sorry for your loss. Warren was maybe my first real friend when I moved to Plano in 1964. We ended up on the same baseball team. I was so glad that we were, because I never had to hit agianst him. He was easily the best pitcher in that league. I know he was really proud of a game he pitched in an all star game in Garland after that season.

Then had a couple of classes together. We even did some homework together. I was so sorry to hear of his passing. God's blessings on everyone in your family."

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Steve George Houston, TX June 9, 2010

"The image of Warren running the track in his signature 880 yard race is one that always brings a smile. He went out fast and got faster, never bowing to the fatigue that seemed to burden everyone else during the last 200 yards of the race. He was a remarkable athlete and a good friend. He always managed to be around to encourage me in my events, even though they were far enough away from the track to ensure an errant discus throw could not hit anyone.

Young men of a certain age have a natural tendency to test their boundaries. Warren and I never really did anything wrong, and, to the best of my knowledge, we never broke any laws, but we did manage to get close enough to the fire to feel the heat. Life skills Warren taught me include how to siphon gasoline, and how to start a car without waking up those who should remain asleep. Nothing more than schoolboy pranks, but the memories are vivid, and cherished, to this day.

I mourn your loss. Be assured your son, father and brother will be fondly remembered.

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Tracy Byers McClearin Rockwall, TX June 8, 2010

"Dear Mr. and Mrs. Whitworth, and Angela,
I was shocked and saddened when I spoke with Angela this morning.
It is so hard to lose those we love, but it puts a smile on my face to think of Rick and Warren having fun together in heaven.

With love and prayers,
Tracy
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Barbara Howard Tweed Spicewood, TX June 7, 2010

"I am so sorry to hear about the loss of Warren. Your entire family are in my prayers.
Barbara Howard Tweed"

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Mike Whitley Plano, TX June 6, 2010

"Mr and Mrs Whitworth and Angela. Wish now I had taken up his fishing invitation. You had a great son and brother. Always smiles with Warren around. I know there has to be a lot of ladies grieving. God bless all of you...Warren, catch a big one. Terry Mike"

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Ann Harrington Plano, TX June 4, 2010

"Dear Lou and Frank, I am shocked and sadden by the email about Warren I just got from the church . Know I am praying for you all and send my love, Ann Harrington"

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Ginny Apple Barkhamsted, CT June 4, 2010

"Dear Mr. & Mrs. Whitworth and Angela,

What a shock to hear that Warren passed away. Thoughts of Warren always made me smile and I will always treasures the memories of "hanging" with Warren and all the other kids in the Southwood section of Plano.

Warren was his own boy and, I am certain, his own man. He stood tall among us even when perpetrating his latest shenanigan.

He will be missed.

Rest gently Warren.

With warmest wishes,
Ginny"

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Lynda Netherton Hargrove Plano, TX June 4, 2010

"Godspeed Warren..."

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Warren L.Whitworth

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