Warren Pitcher, 78, passed away on Monday, June 3, 2013 at St. Peter's Hospital in "ALL BAN NEE", New York. He was the adopted son of the late Jennie and Maus Pitcher, his great Aunt and Uncle. He grew up in the Township of Knox and lived there until 1954. Warren returned back to the Altamont area in 1975 where he happily lived at the Center for Disability Services Altamont Residence for 37 years! He spent his last year enjoying life and having fun at the Center's Nott Rd Residence in Guilderland.
Warren always spelled his name with one 'r' as in...Waren. He enjoyed going to the Altamont Fair every year and eating candied apples. He enjoyed even more eating hot dogs, cold pack pickles, cheese sandwiches and washing it all down with good ole "rut beer"! He was friends with everyone but if he didn't want to be bothered he would tell you to "go chase rabbits"! Warren often talked about his animals, Lady dog, Daisy and Molly the cow and the chickens he raised as a kid. He also liked talking about Farmall, International Cub and John Deer trackors.
Warren will forever be remembered for his wonderful sense of humor, love of Township and the Altamont fair, his contagious smile, great stories of old friends like Loren Cliteman, Goldie Finch, and Ida Mae Adams. He was loved by everyone who ever met him and will be sorely missed by all that knew him!
Thank you for brightening our lives Waren. It was never a dull moment with you around. We are all better for knowing you and will see you...by and by!
Family Bio:
Warren's Uncle, Maus Pitcher was the son of Peter Pitcher and Amanda Smith, the brother of Charles Pitcher, Nelliston and Curtis Pitcher of Cobleskill.
Warren's Aunt, Jennie Saddlemire Pitcher was the daughter of Elijah Saddlemire and Margaret Jane Saddlemire.
Warren's birth father was Olin E. Saddlemire the son of George Saddlemire and Sarah A. Armstrong and brothers William B. Saddlemire and Earl Saddlemire.
Warren's birth mother was Helen Nichols of Cobleskill, daughter of Mrs. Clyde Thorpe.
Warren always spelled his name with one 'r' as in...Waren. He enjoyed going to the Altamont Fair every year and eating candied apples. He enjoyed even more eating hot dogs, cold pack pickles, cheese sandwiches and washing it all down with good ole "rut beer"! He was friends with everyone but if he didn't want to be bothered he would tell you to "go chase rabbits"! Warren often talked about his animals, Lady dog, Daisy and Molly the cow and the chickens he raised as a kid. He also liked talking about Farmall, International Cub and John Deer trackors.
Warren will forever be remembered for his wonderful sense of humor, love of Township and the Altamont fair, his contagious smile, great stories of old friends like Loren Cliteman, Goldie Finch, and Ida Mae Adams. He was loved by everyone who ever met him and will be sorely missed by all that knew him!
Thank you for brightening our lives Waren. It was never a dull moment with you around. We are all better for knowing you and will see you...by and by!
Family Bio:
Warren's Uncle, Maus Pitcher was the son of Peter Pitcher and Amanda Smith, the brother of Charles Pitcher, Nelliston and Curtis Pitcher of Cobleskill.
Warren's Aunt, Jennie Saddlemire Pitcher was the daughter of Elijah Saddlemire and Margaret Jane Saddlemire.
Warren's birth father was Olin E. Saddlemire the son of George Saddlemire and Sarah A. Armstrong and brothers William B. Saddlemire and Earl Saddlemire.
Warren's birth mother was Helen Nichols of Cobleskill, daughter of Mrs. Clyde Thorpe.
Warren Pitcher, 78, passed away on Monday, June 3, 2013 at St. Peter's Hospital in "ALL BAN NEE", New York. He was the adopted son of the late Jennie and Maus Pitcher, his great Aunt and Uncle. He grew up in the Township of Knox and lived there until 1954. Warren returned back to the Altamont area in 1975 where he happily lived at the Center for Disability Services Altamont Residence for 37 years! He spent his last year enjoying life and having fun at the Center's Nott Rd Residence in Guilderland.
Warren always spelled his name with one 'r' as in...Waren. He enjoyed going to the Altamont Fair every year and eating candied apples. He enjoyed even more eating hot dogs, cold pack pickles, cheese sandwiches and washing it all down with good ole "rut beer"! He was friends with everyone but if he didn't want to be bothered he would tell you to "go chase rabbits"! Warren often talked about his animals, Lady dog, Daisy and Molly the cow and the chickens he raised as a kid. He also liked talking about Farmall, International Cub and John Deer trackors.
Warren will forever be remembered for his wonderful sense of humor, love of Township and the Altamont fair, his contagious smile, great stories of old friends like Loren Cliteman, Goldie Finch, and Ida Mae Adams. He was loved by everyone who ever met him and will be sorely missed by all that knew him!
Thank you for brightening our lives Waren. It was never a dull moment with you around. We are all better for knowing you and will see you...by and by!
Family Bio:
Warren's Uncle, Maus Pitcher was the son of Peter Pitcher and Amanda Smith, the brother of Charles Pitcher, Nelliston and Curtis Pitcher of Cobleskill.
Warren's Aunt, Jennie Saddlemire Pitcher was the daughter of Elijah Saddlemire and Margaret Jane Saddlemire.
Warren's birth father was Olin E. Saddlemire the son of George Saddlemire and Sarah A. Armstrong and brothers William B. Saddlemire and Earl Saddlemire.
Warren's birth mother was Helen Nichols of Cobleskill, daughter of Mrs. Clyde Thorpe.
Warren always spelled his name with one 'r' as in...Waren. He enjoyed going to the Altamont Fair every year and eating candied apples. He enjoyed even more eating hot dogs, cold pack pickles, cheese sandwiches and washing it all down with good ole "rut beer"! He was friends with everyone but if he didn't want to be bothered he would tell you to "go chase rabbits"! Warren often talked about his animals, Lady dog, Daisy and Molly the cow and the chickens he raised as a kid. He also liked talking about Farmall, International Cub and John Deer trackors.
Warren will forever be remembered for his wonderful sense of humor, love of Township and the Altamont fair, his contagious smile, great stories of old friends like Loren Cliteman, Goldie Finch, and Ida Mae Adams. He was loved by everyone who ever met him and will be sorely missed by all that knew him!
Thank you for brightening our lives Waren. It was never a dull moment with you around. We are all better for knowing you and will see you...by and by!
Family Bio:
Warren's Uncle, Maus Pitcher was the son of Peter Pitcher and Amanda Smith, the brother of Charles Pitcher, Nelliston and Curtis Pitcher of Cobleskill.
Warren's Aunt, Jennie Saddlemire Pitcher was the daughter of Elijah Saddlemire and Margaret Jane Saddlemire.
Warren's birth father was Olin E. Saddlemire the son of George Saddlemire and Sarah A. Armstrong and brothers William B. Saddlemire and Earl Saddlemire.
Warren's birth mother was Helen Nichols of Cobleskill, daughter of Mrs. Clyde Thorpe.
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Warren S Pitcher
1934-2013
