Death date: Oct 12, 2012
Lena A. Warner (nee Turcich), age 96, of North Ridgeville, passed away Friday, October 12, 2012 at West Bay Care and Rehab Center, Westlake. She was born in Farrel, Pennsylvania and had been a resident of North Ridgeville since 19 Read Obituary
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Bogner Family Funeral Home and Cremation Services
36625 Center Ridge Road, North Ridgeville OH 44039
I have so many fond memories of my sweet aunt. All the Sunday drives we took over to her place and all her wonderful cooking that I was too young to appreciate. Wish I had those recipes now!! She was such a strong independent woman that raised my 3 great cousins. I know my mom and dad held out their arms and welcomed her in Heaven.
Love to you all,
Cindy
RIP lena and thank you for the memories i remember taking care of you when i worked down on the first floor where you stayed you are going to be missed with that pretty smile
remember every time Aunt Lena was in a room it lit up. The light shined through her eyes and smile. Although it showed externally that lite was from deep within her soul. A soul filled with passion, compassion and love. I remember once on a visit she shared photos of her dancing days with such a spice for life. The beauty of it was that age didn't diminish that spice, or spunk.
Aunt Lena made me feel Like I was the only person in the room when I was near her. She had a gift of making me and I am certain many others feel they were beyond special.
Truthfully, no words can do Aunt Lena any justice. No words needed, all heart!!1 She was amazing!
I am happy that you are in Heaven with the Angels that escorted you there and that you are visiting with our Lord as we speak. I am smiling while I think about it!
I have many fond memories of Aunt Lena and visiting her house as a young child. She was very loving and caring, had a wonderful laugh and sense of humor and gave the best hugs. I remember watching one of the first color television shows, Bonanza, on her color TV, which is still one of my favorite shows, and always brings back memories of Aunt Lena.
Oh, the memories from the "old" days...Lena and I worked together at HJ's in the mid 60's. She was very patient with this teenage waitress just learning the ropes. RIP Lena.
