Earlene dedicated her life to her family, leaving an indelible mark of love and warmth on all who were fortunate to know her. Her journey was one of devotion and resilience. She and the lover of her life, Berneal Warner, raised their family on their beloved farm near Waverly, NE. Earlene worked tirelessly, even driving trucks, and helping with chicken slaughter, exemplifying her unwavering commitment to her family and farm.
Her unwavering faith was another cornerstone of her life. Earlene’s dedication to Christ led her to serve in her church throughout her life. She shared her faith with others, embodying the principles of love and compassion.
Earlene had a culinary gift, renowned for making the most delightful pecan pies that brought joy to countless gatherings. Her piano melodies and beautiful singing filled her home with music and love.
Earlene cherished her family, and they cherished her in return. Earlene and Berneal’s love story began on a blind date, leading to 73 years of marriage. Their union was blessed with son Randy Warner and girlfriend Terri and daughter Becky (Robert) Studebaker, who carry forward her legacy of love. Also, including her grandchildren Matt (Melanie) Warner, Neallene (Anthony) Kuhlman, Josh Warner, Dawn (Jeff) Rowe, Sierra (Brett) Bohuslavsky, Ethan (Kayla) Studebaker, and Aaron (Amanda) Studebaker; along with many great-grandchildren; sister Alice Eichmeier, as well as numerous nieces, nephews, and other relatives.
Visitation with family present will be Monday, September 25, 2023, from 5-7 pm at Roper and Sons Waverly Chapel, 10851 N. 148th Street.
Memorial service: 10:30 am Friday, October 13, 2023, Bethlehem Covenant Church, 18841 N. 98th Street, Waverly, NE.
Memorials may be given to the Bethlehem Covenant Church.