Birth date: Aug 30, 1949 Death date: Dec 2, 2021
Doris A. Warner, age 72 of Lewes, DE, passed away on Thursday, December 2, 2021, at Beebe Healthcare in Lewes, DE. She was born on August 30, 1949, in Wilmington, DE daughter of the late George and Anna (Hall) Wright. Doris embar Read Obituary
ove you Donnie and Doris so much! You both are so wonderful and such a great example of how to finish strong.
Doris, your hugs were so heartfelt and your laugh was contagious. Always a pleasure to be around and you always put a smile on my face.
Donnie, You were a great brother and friend, and we had a lot of fun on the golf course. I will always think of you when I use the fairway driver you gave to me :). I will always think highly of you as you were a true gentleman. You loved Doris so much and showed it by opening the door for her every time you all got into your vehicle.
Love you both so much. My continued prayers for the family. I pray that God provides strength, peace and comfort for Stephenie, Dean, Alexis, and the rest of the family.
Dorris was such a wonderful friend. Always welcoming you with a hug and would share laughter wherever she went. She and Donnie will be greatly missed.
We always enjoyed seeing Donnie and Doris at the summer concerts (especially when the Navy Sea Chanters were playing) and also when we would go into Nichola pizza on Tuesday nights!
They were such a loving couple!
We will miss them but are so thankful they are together at home in the presence of their heavenly father.
Walt and Peggy Mackey
I have known Doris and Donnie since the late 90's before they were married, and before they were even Christians. It is impossible to quantify the affect that their ministry has had on dozens of people including me. It has been an honor to know them and see them live their lives walking with Christ day by day, and I look forward to the time where we will be reunited together in that heavenly gathering.
What has been most impactful to me has been Doris' unceasing joy and positive nature about life. Her laughter is infectious and she had the unique ability to make people smile. What was most special about Donnie is how he recalls his relationship with Jesus. He was brought to tears each time he spoke, and he spoke often, about that amazing Grace that rescued him. He embodied the Jesus' teaching to approach the kingdom of God with a child-like faith, and inspired others to do so as well.
Another thing that I loved about Donnie and Doris was their ability to connect to people. They found friends wherever they went, and were a friend to many. They also had this ability to befriend children, teens and young adults. They have been a great encouragement to many generations.
While my heart breaks for the friends I will not longer see, I know this pain is a temporary one as we have a promise that has conquered the grave and has neutralized the sting of death. They have transitioned to immortality in the arms of their Creator.
The Williams' are praying for the family and large group of friends during this time.
In Christ,
John Williams
It was a pleasure to work with Doris as a Medical Transcriptionist at Kent/Bayhealth. Many sweet memories.... her humor brightened many a day. She was not one to cook or bake a dish for office parties, but we could always count on her to bring a plate of pepperoni sausage. Her family is in my thoughts and prayers! Vangie Hannah
I worked with Doris at Bayhealth. She always had a joke to tell. I will remember her laugh and how she was always willing to help. She is going to be missed. Prayers to her family and friends.
My husband and I met Doris and Don at Two Dips in Lewes and became friends. If you knew Doris and Don you would become friends easily. They were always happy and enjoyed life so much. Both loved God and their church and their church family and both will be missed by all that knew them. Doris was a special person and it makes me very sad that we will not see Doris and Don both together and enjoying life. They both will be missed. Doris often talked about her daughter and brother and we extend our sincere thoughts and prayers to the family.
