Warren was born in Sacramento, California on January 24, 1935 to Everett and Mary Concidine. Warren graduated from San Juan Union High School in Citrus Heights, California. After graduation he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps where he served from 1955 to 1957. While stationed at Camp Pendleton he met Lois Mary Grigg. They were married on September 1, 1957. They lived in California where they started their family. Then moved to Idaho in 1967 and settled in Middleton, Idaho where he lived for the past 36 years. He bought four acres of bare land and he worked hard to make a beautiful home, planting fruit trees, grape vines, nut trees and a large garden every year. He loved gardening, was a hard worker and he loved to try new things.
Warren loved nature, especially enjoyed hunting, rock hunting and camping. He was a lifetime NRA member. He was very talented in many things and interested in just about everything. He worked in the sign business throughout his life retiring from Young Electric Sign Company in 2005 after having worked there for 27 years. After retirement he had a shop built and he started building classical and flamenco guitars. He was a master craftsman, always seeking to improve and refine the tones of his guitars. He also played his guitars. He had a natural mechanical ability and always kept everything in good repair.
Warren is survived by his loving wife, Lois, of Middleton, ID; son, David (Mikole) of Glendora, CA; daughters, Wendy (Antonio) Delgado of Houston, TX, Lisa of Middleton, ID, and Stephanie of Middleton ID; son Paul (Jennifer) of Fruitland, ID; and 21 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a granddaughter, Meagan.
Warren loved nature, especially enjoyed hunting, rock hunting and camping. He was a lifetime NRA member. He was very talented in many things and interested in just about everything. He worked in the sign business throughout his life retiring from Young Electric Sign Company in 2005 after having worked there for 27 years. After retirement he had a shop built and he started building classical and flamenco guitars. He was a master craftsman, always seeking to improve and refine the tones of his guitars. He also played his guitars. He had a natural mechanical ability and always kept everything in good repair.
Warren is survived by his loving wife, Lois, of Middleton, ID; son, David (Mikole) of Glendora, CA; daughters, Wendy (Antonio) Delgado of Houston, TX, Lisa of Middleton, ID, and Stephanie of Middleton ID; son Paul (Jennifer) of Fruitland, ID; and 21 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a granddaughter, Meagan.
Warren was born in Sacramento, California on January 24, 1935 to Everett and Mary Concidine. Warren graduated from San Juan Union High School in Citrus Heights, California. After graduation he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps where he served from 1955 to 1957. While stationed at Camp Pendleton he met Lois Mary Grigg. They were married on September 1, 1957. They lived in California where they started their family. Then moved to Idaho in 1967 and settled in Middleton, Idaho where he lived for the past 36 years. He bought four acres of bare land and he worked hard to make a beautiful home, planting fruit trees, grape vines, nut trees and a large garden every year. He loved gardening, was a hard worker and he loved to try new things.
Warren loved nature, especially enjoyed hunting, rock hunting and camping. He was a lifetime NRA member. He was very talented in many things and interested in just about everything. He worked in the sign business throughout his life retiring from Young Electric Sign Company in 2005 after having worked there for 27 years. After retirement he had a shop built and he started building classical and flamenco guitars. He was a master craftsman, always seeking to improve and refine the tones of his guitars. He also played his guitars. He had a natural mechanical ability and always kept everything in good repair.
Warren is survived by his loving wife, Lois, of Middleton, ID; son, David (Mikole) of Glendora, CA; daughters, Wendy (Antonio) Delgado of Houston, TX, Lisa of Middleton, ID, and Stephanie of Middleton ID; son Paul (Jennifer) of Fruitland, ID; and 21 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a granddaughter, Meagan.
Warren loved nature, especially enjoyed hunting, rock hunting and camping. He was a lifetime NRA member. He was very talented in many things and interested in just about everything. He worked in the sign business throughout his life retiring from Young Electric Sign Company in 2005 after having worked there for 27 years. After retirement he had a shop built and he started building classical and flamenco guitars. He was a master craftsman, always seeking to improve and refine the tones of his guitars. He also played his guitars. He had a natural mechanical ability and always kept everything in good repair.
Warren is survived by his loving wife, Lois, of Middleton, ID; son, David (Mikole) of Glendora, CA; daughters, Wendy (Antonio) Delgado of Houston, TX, Lisa of Middleton, ID, and Stephanie of Middleton ID; son Paul (Jennifer) of Fruitland, ID; and 21 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a granddaughter, Meagan.
