Thomas Patrick Warner, 67, of Lancaster, PA, passed away at his home on January 31, 2021. Born on March 11, 1953 in Greeley, Nebraska, he was the son of the late Harold and Imogene (Rease) Warner.

He attended Greeley Sacred Heart from kindergarten through his junior year until the school closed. He graduated from Greeley High School in 1971. Tom was very athletic, competing on his high school's baseball and basketball teams and was the starting quarterback in football. He attended Kearney State College. Tom married the late Barbara London, in 1974, and had three children together.

Tom will be remembered for his 41+ years of dedication at CNH – New Holland Agriculture as a Manufacturing Engineer. In 1974, he started at New Holland in Grand Island, NE and transferred in 1986, to the manufacturing plant in New Holland, PA.

Tom dearly loved his children and grandchildren and was proud of each of them. Traveling to visit his family was important in his life. Tom adored his dog, Chance and their daily walks together. Tom had a great passion for playing sports, especially golf and looked forward to his many golf trips with friends. He was a loyal fan of the Nebraska Cornhuskers and Washington Redskins.

Tom's love will live on in his children: Michelle Monaghan (Patrick), of Rio Rancho, NM, Thomas R. Warner (Jaime) of Mt. Joy, PA, and John H. Warner (Marcey) of Albuquerque, NM. He was the proud grandpa of his 11 grandchildren: Brock, Corrina, Caiden, Noah, Jacob, Caleb, Christian, Eli, John Jr., Naomi and Jack.

Others left to cherish his memory are his siblings: Ann Wieck, Bill Warner (Leona), Ed Warner (Judy), Bob Warner (Mary), Mary Jean Campbell (Jim), Nancy Dvorak (Mike), Marian Lammers (Bruce), Ellen May (Chris), numerous nieces and nephews and ex-wife Ann Beamer.

He was preceded in passing by his precious granddaughter, Aiyana, his brothers: John Warner and Mike Warner, sister-in-law Kathy Warner, brother-in-law, Jim Wieck and ex-wife Barbara London.

Family and friends are invited to attend a visitation on Friday, February 12, 2021 at the Charles F. Snyder Jr. Funeral Home & Crematory, 3110 Lititz Pike, Lititz, PA from 5PM to 7PM. In lieu of flowers, condolence gifts may be sent to his children.

Memorial services will be held this summer at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Greeley, NE with interment at Sacred Heart Cemetery.