Dennis Earl Warnock

December 20, 2020

Dennis Earl Warnock,73, of Magnolia passed away Sunday, December 20, 2020 in Shenandoah. He was born on January 4, 1947, in Topeka, Ks, the son of William and Joyce (Tibbits) Warnock. Dennis served in the Army National Guard from 1965-1969. Where he was activated and deployed to Vietnam, May 1968 and received numerous metals while serving. He returned home late November 1969, met Connie January 10, 1970 and married that same year on May 2. They shared several memories through the fifty years that they had together. He worked for Walter Grocery store in Topeka before going into the Army and after returning home, Fleming Company wholesaler in Auburn, then transferred to Shawnee, Ks. On October 15, 1979 they moved to Spring, Tx and in 1982 he opened up his own plumbing company. He was dedicated, hard working, kind hearted, devoted, giving, and took pride in his work; the most honest man someone would ever come across. He had many interests, from boating on Lake Conroe, waterskiing , riding four wheelers, traveling, playing softball, watching his westerans, taking care of tame and wild animals, working outside in the barn, spending time with all of his grandchildren and teaching them the ropes. He always enjoyed a good laugh and pranking people. He would light up a room with his presence. Most of all he had unconditional love for his wife, daughters, son-in-laws, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Dennis is survived by his wife, Connie(Phillips) Warnock of fifty years. Daughters and son in laws; Angela and Bobby Brandon, Tammy and Kevin Rafferty, Anna and Kevin Gilmore, Kristy Cockrell. Grandchildren; Joseph Ginter, Jessica Ginter, Ashley Conley, Kiah, Grant and Ryan Gilmore, Christian, Jakob, Elijah and Isaac Cockrell. Step granddaughter; Jennifer Hatch, seven great grandchildren and four siblings. He is preceded in death by his grandparents; Cloyd and Annabelle Tibbits, parents William Warnock and Joyce Balcerowicz, brother Ricky Holm and step grandson Dustin Rafferty. With illness and death, families are faced with financial responsibilities. In lieu of flowers, donations would be appreciated to offset expenses. The condolences of the Addison family and staff go out to his family and friends.