Warren Callis Funeral Arrangements

It is with deep sadness that we have to announce the passing of my grandfather Warren Callis. He was an amazing man. Warren did so much in life he did a little bit of everything. If you knew him you were privileged. Warren had to endure alot throughout his life. He had to get back surgery from his discs deteriorating, he had a very traumatic fall in 2013 that really started his health problems. He had 3 major brain bleeds, multiple broken ribs, busted kneecaps and a compound fracture to his wrist from the fall. He also had multiple strokes in the recent years which led to him being unable to provide financially for his family. Warren and Barbara(his wife) have been faced with so many hardships in life including the loss of their daughter back in 2009. She was only 34. This took a tremendous toll on not just the family but so many people. Warren was so active in all his children and grandchildren's lives. He helped coach the grandkids little league baseball teams and helped coach youth basketball. Warren was a major factor in the upcoming of his grandson's lawn service as he helped William by driving him around for years before William could get his license. Warren Callis was an instrumental part of so many people’s lives and such an instrumental part of the town of North Beach, Md. Warren was an amazing father, husband, grandfather and great grandfather. He is survived by two kids, Warren Jr. and Stephanie. He is also survived by 9 grandchildren  and 4 great grandchildren. Unfortunately due to his many health issues Warren was unable to have life insurance. We are asking for any help to go towards his funeral costs as his death was very unexpected and caught all of us off guard. Anything would be greatly appreciated. 

I organized this because I feel as though in this time of grief that paying for the services should be the last thing my grandmother has to worry about. She has been through so much along with the rest of the family. His passing is a detrimental loss to not just the family but to anyone that knew him.