Birth date: Dec 11, 1949 Death date: Jun 25, 2020
David M. Warren Was born in Arkansas on December 11, 1949 Passed away in Sacramento, California on June 25, 2020 On behalf of Sunset Lawn Chapel of the Chimes and the entire staff, we wish to express our heartfelt sympathy to all Read Obituary
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So many great memories... lots of laughs. One that comes to mind is at Grandma house around the Holidays Uncle David and Uncle Clark would play their guiaters. I was baking on Sunday listening to Merle Haggard and Okie from Muskogee, and Mama tried was one and I could see my two Uncles enjoying singing and us kids too. Rest Uncle David it is your time.
My Uncle was an amazing man, I have so many memories of us listening to music and singing to the Judds! I've always been shy when it comes to singing but he would get the mike out and tell me to go for it! My last visit with him he was still cracking jokes and being the man I have known and loved! I am so blessed to have had him as my Uncle! I will forever cherish our memories and will look forward to seeing him again someday! I love you.
So sad to hear of your passing. I have known you since Linda married my Uncle Willard. Good job you did marrying Zona and raising a family. I know they will miss you terribly. Rest in peace David
This is not goodbye. We'll be together in my memories until we're together again. I find peace in knowing you're resting without pain. I'll always love you, little brother.
Over forty-eight years ago I stood at my sister’s side as she married David. She was just a young girl, barely eighteen as she promised to stand by him through good times and bad. They started their young lives together that day, and I also started my life with him as his added sister. You live a lot of life in 48 years. We went through our youth together, exciting times of buying a first home, having children, figuring out careers, sharing life. David knew he would be a mechanic, that’s what he loved doing, He enjoyed work and made a living for his family doing what he loved. Middle age came and we found ourselves with teenagers and young adults, trying to guide them through life. A big part of David’s parenting was sharing with his daughters what he enjoyed. Playing music and singing. Can you imagine how wonderful it was for his daughters to have a Daddy that sang songs to them all their life, filling their home with music. Before he knew it the grandchildren came. A boy and a girl, his loves! So much fun with them when they were little, as they grew he taught them how to handle a car, how to work on it and keep it running, They both picked up his love for music and have beautiful voices. Singing around the house will always be a part of their life because of David. Old age comes all to fast, illness made it impossible for David to work anymore, and it broke his heart to leave his job. As his health got worse, Zona kept her promise and was by his side, helping him in any way she could. Isn’t that what a real marriage is, going through good and bad times together. You lived a full life David, thank you for sharing it with us. You rest now and I’ll see you later.❤️
Zona, Leah, Brenda, Ethan and Emily, our deepest condolences on the loss of your husband, father and grandfather. Bill and I are going to miss David so much. It helps to remember that he's in a better place now. We are happy for him but sad for those he left behind. We will be together again. Goodbye for now, little brother. We'll always love you, David.
Sister Patsy and Brother-in-law Bill
