~Visitation~
9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Monday, November 3, 2025
Mannford Funeral Home
170 Phelps Road
Mannford, Oklahoma 74044



~Celebration of Life Service~
3:00 P.M.
Tuesday, November 4, 2025
Lakeside Baptist Church
1641 North Basin Road
Mannford, Oklahoma 74044



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Tony has been a faithful member of 
Lakeside Baptist Church for 35 years.
He loved his church, his church family
 but, most of all, he loved Jesus.

In Tony's honor and memory, 
Memorial Gifts may be given to:
Lakeside Baptist Church
P.O. Box 906
Mannford, Oklahoma 74044

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ANTHONY VAUGHN WARNOCK   
"TONY"
 of Mannford, Oklahoma
AGE    80
BORN
April 18, 1945 in
Sapulpa, OK.
ENTERED REST
October 27, 2025 in
Tulsa, OK.
PARENTS
James & Iva Warnock
               RETIRED               
Carpenter
              MARRIED               
April 23, 1982 in Cleveland, OK.

PREDECEASED BY:
PARENTS, BROTHERS Richard & Kenneth,
SISTER Shelia & GRANDDAUGHTER  Lucy

SURVIVED BY:
WIFE
Debbie  of the home in Mannford
CHILDREN
Tony & Brooke Warnock 
of Colorado Springs, CO.
Gail Garrison of Bixby, OK.
Lyndsi Morgan & Jeremy Bridgewater 
of Broken Arrow, OK.
Robyn Domeny of Pawnee, OK.
BROTHERS
James & Vickki Warnock of Phoenix, AZ.
Paul Warnock of Mannford, OK.
GRANDCHILDREN
Brent   McKenzie   Chelsea   
Connor   Madalyn   Becca
Will   Jack   Anna-Kate  
 Sam   Kendra   Erika  Trenton
NUMEROUS GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN, 
NIECES, NEPHEWS &
 OTHER RELATIVES & FRIENDS


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The following was lovingly written by
Tony's family...


Anthony "Tony" Vaughn Warnock
April 18, 1945 – October 27, 2025

Anthony "Tony" Vaughn Warnock, 80, 
of Mannford, Oklahoma 
passed away peacefully on October 27, 2025, 
surrounded by his loving family.

Tony was born on April 18, 1945,
 in Sapulpa, Oklahoma,
 to James and Opal Warnock. 
He was the fourth of their children. 
His father, a Southern Baptist pastor,
 led the family to various communities across 
Oklahoma as he served different congregations. 
Tony grew up hunting and fishing
 alongside his father and brothers, 
developing a lifelong love of the outdoors.

A 1963 graduate of Pawnee High School, 
Tony began his career working as a carpenter. 
Over time, his dedication and skill 
led him to start his own drywall company, 
where he took great pride 
in his craftsmanship 
and hard work.

In 1982, 
Tony married the love of his life, Debbie, 
and together they built
 a marriage grounded in faith, respect, 
and unwavering love. 
For over 43 years, they shared life's joys
 and challenges side by side, 
creating a beautiful life centered on family.
 Tony was a devoted husband, 
proud father of four, and a loving Papa
 to his many grandchildren 
and great-grandchildren.

A steadfast Christian,
 Tony faithfully served his church
 and cherished his church family.
 Known for his warm smile, 
quick wit, and a touch of orneriness,
 he was always ready to make others
 feel welcome.
 He loved fast cars, time outdoors, 
and any opportunity to spend time with the 
people he loved most. 
Tony's patience, loyalty, 
and gentle strength left a lasting impact on
 everyone who knew him.

Tony entered the Kingdom of Heaven
 surrounded by those who loved him most.
 He will be deeply missed 
and lovingly remembered
 as a devoted husband, dad, Papa, 
brother, and friend.

Tony is survived by 
his loving wife, Debbie of the home; 
brother James Warnock and wife Vickki 
of Phoenix, Arizona; 
brother Paul Warnock 
of Mannford, Oklahoma; 
son Tony Warnock and wife Brooke 
of Colorado Springs, Colorado; 
daughters Gail Garrison of Bixby, Oklahoma,
 Lyndsi Morgan and Jeremy Bridgewater
 of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, 
and Robyn Domeny 
of Pawnee, Oklahoma; 
grandchildren Brent, McKenzie, Chelsea, 
Connor, Madalyn, Becca, 
Will, Jack, Anna-Kate, Sam, Kendra, 
Erika, and Trenton; 
many great-grandchildren 
and nieces and nephews. 

He was preceded in death by his parents, 
James and Opal Warnock, 
sister Shelia, brothers Rick and Kenny 
and granddaughter Lucy.

"Well done, good and faithful servant." 
— Matthew 25:23