William Franklin Warner Jr.

William Franklin Warner Jr, 60, of Kansas City, Missouri passed from a critical accident that left him with severe brain damage on May 8th 2021 @2:14pm. William (Bill) went to Ruskin High school and formed his life marrying Joan Cearley and having three wonderful daughters. The two divorced after a few years. William made is life career in welding, construction and as a warehouse technician. He loved spending his time with family and friends, and just being outside. He would be outside working on his vehicles, helping others with their vehicles, fishing and riding his motorcycle. In his past time he loved sitting outside his house drinking a cold one and listening to music after work. He lived his life wild and free. All his neighbors/friends stated how much he was a great person from giving you the shirt off his back, to loaning you his last $40.00 dollars, to even help cut grass and giving rides to the store. William (Bill) was one of a kind with a laugh that was like no other. When Bill laughed you knew he was at the party or in the crowd. Most of all, Bill was a Great Dad, who had his ups and downs but in the end he was truly about his daughters and loved each and everyone of them with all his heart. His world was his daughters and his grandchildren. He was one of the most proud grandpa's. His favorite saying was "to live life to the fullest and to be wild and free" that's why his nickname is Wild Bill. He was a free sprint that let nothing and no one get in his way. He is survived by his daughters Candice Autry, Deborah Hicks and Bridgette Imoff, William (Bill) also leaves behind 5 beautiful grandchildren Faythe, Angel, Shakondra, Xander and Nevaeh. Also he leaves behind his siblings Gene Powell, Diana Kimbrough, David Powell, Roger Powell, and several nieces and nephews and there beautiful kids. William was preceded in passing by his father William Franklin Warner; mother Betty Lindmark; sister Carolyn Browning; his twin Franklin William Warner; grandson Romeo Autry and so many more loved ones who will never be forgotten, but always missed. He's never truly gone. You can shed tears that he is gone, or you can smile because he has lived. You can close your eyes and pray that he'll come back, or you can open your eyes and see all he's left. Your heart can be empty because you can't see him, or you can be full of the love you shared. You can turn your back on tomorrow and live yesterday, or you can be happy for tomorrow because of yesterday. You can remember him only that he is gone, or you can cherish his memory and let it live on. You can cry and close your mind, be empty and turn your back. Or you can do what he'd want: smile, open your eyes, love and go on. We love you Daddy. William's (Bill) family will have a celebration of life in Harrisville Missouri at the Harrisville Park on June 6th at 2pm in shelter #2. There will be smoked meats cooked by his nephew Chris Powell and event thrown by his daughters Candice Autry and Deborah Hicks. Please come and celebrate his life, everyone attending bring a side dish and drinks please. Address for the celebration: 706 Ash street Harrisville Mo. RSVP for food head count 913-263-6820 (Candice)

William Franklin Warner Jr.

May 8, 2021