Friday, February 28, 2014
Lester Wanner
Lester
Wanner, 95, Cold Spring, KY, passed away at his home Thursday, February 27,
2014. He was born in Alexandria, KY on October 11, 1918, the son of the late
Frederick Wanner and Hattie Willhite Wanner. Les retired after 35 years as a truck
driver with Teamsters Local #100 of Cincinnati, OH. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of
Cold Spring and served as Sunday School Secretary for over 60 years. Les
enjoyed working on bicycles and small engines, he knitted scarves and was
considered to be a local historian. He was preceded in death by his first wife,
Dorothy Hartig Wanner; a son, David Wanner; a brother, Charles Wanner and a
sister, Violet Sams. He is survived by his wife, Mary Barrett Wanner; a son,
Ronald (Sandi) Wanner; two daughters, Judith (Benny) Frye and Darlene (Dan)
Schalk; nine grandchildren, sixteen great grandchildren and one great-great
grandchild; two step daughters, Lilla (Fred) Losey and Rebecca (Doug) Orth;
one step son, Kenny (Sandy) Riley; nine step grandchildren, sixteen step great grand
children; two brothers, Kenneth Wanner And Clayton Wanner; four sisters, Goldie
Ruda, Hazel Williams Ruth Wagner and Bonnie Riley.Visitation 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Sunday, March 9, 2014 with funeral services following at 4:00 PM at the First
Baptist Church of Cold Spring, 4410 Alexandria Pike, Cold Spring, KY 41076.
Interment in the First Baptist Church Cemetery Cold Spring, KY. Memorials may
be made to the Children’s Ministries of First Baptist Church of Cold Spring. Alexandria
Funeral home serving the family.
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Family, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. May the God of comfort, comfort you and family at this time. The Bible at Ps. 34:18 says "God is near to those broken at heart, and those who are crushed in spirit he saves." God cannot and will not lie.
ReplyDeletethank you so much for your sweet words sandy Riley
DeleteLes you was the greatest father in law a person can have you were always there for us you treated our children lock your own grandchildrenyou was always there when we needed youwe will miss you so very very much you always be in our hearts you taught us so muchthere's no words to explainyou were the greatest husband to my mother in law that she could ever haveshe could have looked the world over and never have found a better manwe love you very very very much you will always be missed you will always be in our heartssandy Kenny Jacob Riley
ReplyDeleteI met Les in 1945 and we worked side by side for 18 years. He was like a brother to me and if my brother Clarence were still here with us he would say the same thing. He was one of the best men I ever knew. He loved people and they loved him. Les, you are in a much better place now and I love you. Curt Manning
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