On the early hours of December 15, 2024, Warren passed away in his home because of complications with cancer. Warren was 89 years old.
Warren was born in Reading, PA. on June 12, 1935. He was the 7th child of Paul F.E Krott and Mabel M. Krott (Barnett). Raised with 8 siblings he led a very adventurous childhood. He graduated from High School in Reading in 1954 and then served 3 years in the U.S. Army where he spent most of his time in Central America as a Helicopter Crew Chief. Upon his honorable discharge from the Army he moved to Helena, MT in which his Fiancé Sharon followed and were married Oct. 18, 1957. They had 3 children Jill Larson, Timothy Krott, and Neil Krott. Warren worked for the telephone company for 32 years before retiring at the age of 54. Warren and Sharon were married 42 years before Sharon’s passing.
In 2002 Warren met Patricia Antonick and they got married on December 21, 2002. Patricia had a ranch outside of Townsend, MT that they worked together before retiring in a nice cozy house in Townsend. Warren and Pat were married 16 years before her passing.
Warren always kept himself busy, whether in his younger years or his golden years. If he wasn’t remodeling or landscaping something, he would cozy up with a good book (western preferred) or find a puzzle to put together (he did close to a thousand). The biggest thing about Warren, was that he always helped or volunteered to help, his neighbor, a family member or even a time or two, a complete stranger that looked lost or were broke down. Some of his greatest and most talked about memories were about the many road trips he took with us all as a family across the United States to visit relatives in Pennsylvania or other destinations, always taking a different route. Later he continued to do the road trips with mom and later with Pat.
Warren was preceded in death by his Parents Paul and Mabel, brothers Paul F.W. Krott, Carl Krott, Donald Krott, sisters Delores Blessing, and Elaine Krott. Both of his wives, Sharon L. Krott (Quinter) and Patricia Krott (Crowley), Great Granddaughter Faith Bentley and one nephew Richard Krott.
Warren is survived by 2 brothers, Gerald Krott and Darlington Krott, 1 sister Gertrude Graul, Daughter Jill Larson (Duane), 2 sons Timothy Krott (Stephanie) and Neil Krott (Nicole), 9 Grandchildren: Tyrel (Stacy) Murfitt, April (Conrad) Bentley, Zachery (Kelly) Murfitt, Joshua Krott, Amanda Krott, Joshua(Amanda) Brown and Alexander(Samantha) Brown plus 13 Great Grandchildren.
No services will be conducted. Warren will be buried next to Sharon and Patrica at The Sunset Memorial Cemetery in Helena, MT
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Wilma Tinnelly says
I met Warren in 1959 .We worked together in the coin collection unit for Mt. Bell. We became good family friends as our families grew and visited each often.
In later years our spouses passed away within months of each other, but Warren would call me each Christmas and I have remained in touch with his children.
I have many fond happy memories of our young families enjoying each other’s company. 🙏❤️
Lucinda Rachel Moore says
Ted and I would like to extend our condolences to Warren’s family. We always enjoyed catching up with Warren and Pat whenever we saw them. He was a great guy.
Bonnie Isaak says
I worked with Warren in right away department. He was fun to be around and always had a smile. Enjoyed his sense of humor. I am sorry for you loss
Kurt Jenewein says
Tim, Neil and family,
Sorry to hear of your Dad’s passing. I really enjoyed playing softball with him in the
late 70’s, early 80’s as well as you to Tim. Also, thanks for helping as the bat boy Neil.
Your Dad was a fun loving man, always laughing and smiling. I was proud to have known him.
My condolences to you all.
Mike Harvey says
Tim, Jill and Neil, So sorry to hear about Warren’s passing. It was fun knowing your family and we had a lot of laughs in the old neighborhood. He is at peace. Keep the memories alive. Mike and Lisa Harvey
Carol Bridge says
Krott and I worked together at Mountain Bell. What a character he was. Always had a joke or story to tell. Loved visiting with he and Sharon. God Bless him. God Bless his family. Peace to all of you.
Michelle Dickey says
Rob and I send our condolences. I loved your Dad and am grateful I got to have an unexpected conversation with him not long before he passed. He was a very good neighbor, always watching out for everyone. I remember him walking briskly passed our home on his way to and from work…always with a smile on his face. I can still hear his laugh. He was a wonderful man.