Warren Andre Kinner

Letter To My Father

I would like to thank you for being the father you were. It’s crazy that our last conversation were me telling you that you got to get better and everything was gone be ok. Now that I think about it back in 2018 you ask me why I just didn’t ask for your help “I stated that you will not always be around to fix my problems I have to figure it out on my own I got it.” Here it is you not physical here anymore, but overall you did a great job with me. I watched as you went through pain, stress, lost, and hurt after the passing of your sisters. You never really bounce back. You was always laid back and quiet. You put on a smile like everything was ok, but as your daughter I knew you wasn’t ok and that hurt me. Overall you loved your family and friends dearly and would give them the shirt off your back. You didn’t ask for much a regular phone call or 30mins of their time would have been good enough for you. 2/18 I had to make one of the biggest decision and let you rest in peace. Thank you again for being the best father to me. Get your rest baby love you always will.

Love your Daughter, Jessica G-Paw

Where your G-Paw? He in Heaven

You miss your G-Paw? Yes, I miss G-Paw

You had fun with your G-Paw? Yes

You love your G-Paw? Yes

“Mommy let’s go to heaven to see G-Paw”

Your Grandson, Rodricus

Good Morning

Good Morning, I am God.

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Today I will be handling all of your problems. Please remember that I do not need your help. If the devil happens to deliver a situation that you cannot handle, Do not attempt to resolve it.

Kindly put it in the ‘something for Jesus to do’ box. It will be addressed in my time, not yours.

Once the matter is placed into the box, do not hold on to it or attempt to remove it. Holding on or removeable will delay the resolution or your problem. If it is a situation that you think you are capable of handling, please consult me in prayer to be sure that it is the proper resolution.

Because I do not sleep nor do I slumber, there is no need for you to lose any sleep, rest my child.

If you need to contact me, I am only a prayer away.

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you sent a lovely card, or sat quietly in a chair;

you sent those beautiful flowers, that we saw sitting there

you spoke the kindest words, as any friend could say; Perhaps you were not there at all, just thought of us that day. Whatever you did to console the heart, we thank you so much, whatever the part. The Kinner Family ~ Active Pallbearers ~ Karteris Adams Derrick Johnson Christopher Kinner Charles Mosley Emmitt Taylor Nicholas Morrow

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Life’s Reflections

Mr. Warren Andre Kinner was born on January 15, 1961, to the late Inell Taylor and Roy Lee Kinner. He peacefully transitioned on February 18, 2023, at St. Francis Hospital. Family and friends surrounded him.

Warren attended Melrose High School and went on to graduate in 1979. He later entered the Army, stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, years, and was later released on an Honorable Discharge.

Warren leaves to cherish his memories a loving daughter, Jessica N. Kinner; grandson, Rodricus Dadney, Jr.; bonus children, Cedric Weaver, Keneshia Smith, Traci Nunnally, and Kewan Newby; sister, Ms. Tonya McGowan and a special friend, Cynthia Butler.

Warren was an outstanding father, uncle, and grandfather, including six nieces, eight nephews, and a host of great nieces, nephews, cousins, and many friends. He was the life of the party, laid back yet honest and firm, with a smile that would make you feel so safe and secure.