Birth date: Jul 21, 1950 Death date: May 16, 2018
Shannon Warner Hinckley (age 67) passed away Wednesday May 16, 2018. She was surrounded by family and friends in her final days after her long struggle with COPD. Shannon was born in Dallas, TX to John and Geneva Warner, who prece Read Obituary
I write this with great sadness over the unimaginable loss of a close friend.
This beautiful woman, inside and out, was a wonderful friend to me and so many other coworkers at Erwin’s. Her smile, laughter, authentic gentle and caring nature are missed.
My prayers are with you and your loved ones!
While I am saddened by the loss of such a sweet, sweet friend I am comforted that she is at rest. I miss her robust laugh and sense of humor; her outlook was and will always be an inspiration. Some of my favorite memories (high school and recently) include Shannon –we ALWAYS had fun together.
So sad to read of Shannon’s passing. Shannon and I spent many hours at the Dallas Arboretum solving problems of the World. She loved her family so much. Loved working with her and know she will be missed. Rest in peace my friend.
So sad to hear of Shannon’s death. Her loved ones are in my thoughts and prayers.
I am so sorry to hear of Shannon’s passing. We went through Stonewall, Long, and Woodrow together where we graduated in the Class of 1968. David was in our class all the way through as well. I have many memories of our time growing up at Stonewall, especially. Besides reunions, I saw her when our children were at Woodrow at the same time, and I saw her in the neighborhood-neither of us moved very far. She was such a sweet person. In fact, in my mother’s later years, Shannon came over to visit with her on Mother’s swing on her front porch. She and Mother could reminisce about people and then solve the issues of the day. Shannon was of invaluable help to my mother and to me because I knew someone I knew and trusted was with my mother. You will be missed, Shannon, by so many. God bless the entire family and hold you all very tightly during this time of loss.
