Warren M. Glover passed away of natural causes on April 24, 2013, in Helena, Montana. He was born in Butte, Montana on March 26, 1923, to James and Elizabeth (Shoemaker) Glover. He lived most of his life in Butte where he served in the Army and worked as a railroad engineer. He was married to Dolores (Arrigoni) Glover and they had three children. After Dolores passed away he moved to Helena, Montana and lived at the Waterford until his passing.
He is preceded in death by his wife, Dolores, and son-in-law, Timothy Walsh.
He is survived by his children Raylene Walsh, Warrne Glover, Jr. (Sherrie Glover), and Karen Hudson (Hank Hudson). Grandchildren: Brent Glover, Matthew Glover, Jennifer Hudson, Lisa Johnson, Eric Walsh, and Taylor Walsh. Great-grandchildren: Cooper Cochran, and Landon Johnson
A private family service is planned for a later date.
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Services are pending at this time or no services will be held. If available, please see obituary for more information.
Service Schedule
Services are pending at this time or no services will be held. If available, please see obituary for more information.
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Käthe and Milton Crum says
My wife Käthe and I enjoyed knowing Warren at Waterford/Touchmark. No matter how he felt, Warren always reached out to us with his friendly smile. When our grandchildren came for Sunday brunch, he greeted them with compliments supplemented by a few pieces of candy. Warren was self-effacing about the excellent paintings he had done, but he gave us the privilege of seeing and enjoying them. Another pleasant experience was showing Warren YouTube videos of trains on the Butte-Billings route on which he was an engineer. He knew every grade, pass, and tunnel.
John Jancic (Lincare nurse) says
Warren was a special guy who made everyone feel that you were his special friend. I am gratefull to have known and served him
Lyn says
My maternal family hails from Butte. I did not know Warren, but wanted to send my condolences and also comment on the absolutely lovely and wonderful picture posted here. The love of these two people radiates through the picture, over the miles and transcends through time and years. Thank you for sharing this lovely photo. May they rest in peace and in each others arms together with our Lord.
Carolyn Bryant says
When I was in Waterford with Warren, I sure liked him. We both came from Butte, so everytime we passed each other we said, “Hi, Butte.” You would never know he was not feeling well because he always had his happy smile.
Sharon Laurandeau says
What a wonderful friend and neighbor, he treated our children as if they related to him. He helped all neighbors when in need. We have nothing but love and respect for Warren.. We feel as if we have lost a family member. Rest in peace Warren, we love you and you will be missed. Love Kevin and Sharon Laurandeau
joe. and peggy salvo says
My sister saw the obituarry in the helena paper and called mee. My husband is delores nephew, his mother was josephine arrigoni salvo. we have not heard from warren since delores funeral. I have notified the rest of this part of the famil. please let us know about burial services. josephine dickey still lives here in dillon. jim salvo lives in dallas tx. and don salvo lives in sheridan wyo. our condolanes to all. sincerily with prayers and thoughts
peggy and joe salvo