I'm so sorry to hear of Howard's passing. I will keep all of you in my thoughts and prayers as you go through this difficult time. Much love! Kelley

I am so sorry for your loss. Your father built a wonderful business in Rockland. Your family is a wonderful asset to the town and you are the kindest people to work with .

RIP. Howard. Step-Dad I Love You and will miss you dearly. Thank you for making my mother very happy these past 35 years . I will see you again soon.,

Mr. Warmington,
Sir, I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country when you served with the USN during WW II and for being a member of the Greatest Generation. And to your Family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

Fair Winds And Following Seas

So sorry for Your loss Wayne & Barry & the Warmington family. May He rest in peace

I am so sorry for your family's loss. I knew you many years ago when you sold me my first Livingroom set and remember you as a kind man. I am sure you will be reunited with Debbie and your family members for a glorious reunion. God bless those left behind.

Sorry to hear of the passing of Howard, I remember him fondly. I was friends with his daughter Debbie as we grew up at First Baptist Church. I also remember have Mr. Warmington for my sixth grade Sunday school class. It was awesome to see him a few years ago when we honored people who had been members of First Baptist Abington for over 50 years. My sympathies to his family.

My mother and I bought a lot of furniture from the warmingtons over the past 50 years. A great family to do business with.
The washburns of rockland and plymouth

I am so sorry for your loss. Sending prayers to the entire family in this difficult time.

We remember Howard and Barry riding their motorcycles up at Lake Winni. Prayers for the family.

I'm so sorry for your loss prayers to the whole family

In our prayers. Very sorry.

Deepest condolences to the family. First time we ever visited your store back in the 80's we felt welcomed. Howard was a pleasure to do business with. Always pleasant & down to earth. Same with Barry & the rest of his family. Extremely sorry to hear of his passing.

Uncle Howie was such a blessing to us (Nancy, Dave & Diane) growing up and that continued into adulthood. Howard & Jean held a family party to send me (Nancy) off to Navy boot camp in 1979. My cousin Steve, also a Navy Vet, was there. When I returned with a Navy husband, Howard welcomed him. Our children have fond memories of family gatherings and vacations. My daughter, Julia, remembers a motorcycle ride on her 16th birthday during a camping trip in New Hampshire. My son, John, remembers attending Howards 80th birthday party while he was home on leave from the Navy. Howard touched a lot of lives. Fair winds and following seas Uncle Howie from your Navy Family in Missouri. Vet HM3 Nancy Campbell, CWO2 Jack Campbell USN Retired, Vet HM3 John Campbell

Today is a hard day... as my family gathers to say goodbye I'm home to far away to hug my Grandma and stand with my brothers. So this will be my way of saying goodbye. I love you all and wish I could of been with you.

Howard wasn't just a Husband, Father, Grandfather, Great Grandfather, or even a Great Great Grandfather. He was so so much more. He was a World War ll Navy Veteran, a Business owner for the family furniture store , a Community Supporter, but those aren't even the highlights of who he really was. He was a Adventurist taking many of his grand kids on their first ride to the springs on the back of his Motorcycle. He was the circus coming through small towns with his huge RV pulling his truck holding the motorcycle and Canoes. But my favorite characteristic of him was the story telling. He would always tell us the best stories of his childhood while we played checkers and shared Bunny milk. (Strawberry Quick) I'm going to miss his Knowledge, Wisdom and Stories. R.I.P Grandpa you'll always be Missed