Warren G. “Bim” Cardinell
Warren Cardinell, 57, of DeKalb Junction, died, January 30, 2012, at Canton Potsdam Hospital, Allen-Denesha Funeral Home, DeKalb Junction, entrusted with arrangements. Calling hours will be Saturday, February 4th, 1 -3 PM, at the funeral home, the funeral service is private and Reverend William Hart will be officiating. Warren is survived by his wife Peggy, mother Myrtle Cardinell, Gouverneur, sons, Warren G. Cardinell II, DeKalb, Troy Cardinell, Canton, Holden Cardinell at home, daughter, Tasha Hamilton, Rensselaer Falls, brothers, Francis “Butch” (Christine) Cardinell, Rochester, Robert Cardinell Sr. and Edward (Zelphia) Cardinell, Gouverneur, sisters Betty (Jerry) Cox, Dianna (Paul) Shepardson, Rowena (Jerry) Cameron, Gouverneur, Brenda (Ray) Maher, PA, 5 grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by sisters, Beulah and Patricia Cardinell, and Roxanne Kirkpatrick. Warren was born February 23, 1954 in Ogdensburg, the son of Francis and Myrtle Hemingway Cardinell. He was a laborer for Laborers Local 322 in Massena. He married Peggy Brown on July 16, 1988 in Canton. Bim loved to hunt, fish, cook, garden, bowl, go camping, play cards, be outdoors, farming, playing softball and Karaoke. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Sarcoma Foundation of America.
so sorry to all of you for your loss
WE ARE SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS BIM WAS AGOOD GUY & FRIEND BETH & GENE
Peggy and kids–I’m so sorry for your loss. Since I was a little girl I’ve known this incredible man of courage. He always made me smile and my last memory in the AMVets with You (Peggy) and He will make me laugh and smile for the rest of my life. He was a great man and will be greatly missed by many. Love to you all.
I am so sorry for your loss .Bim was a great man always so happy ,loved to joke around ,and he will be missed dearly.
So sorry to hear that Bim has left us for greener pastures. I cpl of years ago I had the pleasure of meeting Bim and playing some music together at the Dekalb Amvets. He was very open and friendly, and we enjoyed playing the guitars togehter. I also had the privilege of playing at his Jamboree and get to visit with him. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. Rest in Peace my friend .
My sympathy goes out to the Cardinell family. Bim was always a fun going person with a smile always, I know he will be missed by his family, mother and brothers and sisters. May he rest in peace.
Bim – you always put a smile on our face. We loved you and will miss you and your endearing ways. Your children and wonderful wife will carry on your legacy. Not too many people leave a mark in the hearts of people like you did. You will be missed, – Amy & John Oney
So sorry to hear about your loss. Bim was a always smiling whenever I saw him and made you feel thaat the world was alright. I have not seen him in a few years since I retired and moved to Salem, NY. I know he will be missed by many people. Our hearts go out to his family. You are in our prayers. Bob and Peggy Ray
Peggy,not sure if you remember me or not. Gary&Bim shared a room in the hospital in Potsdam for a few days.So sorry to read you have lost him.My thoughts and prayers are with you. I have thought of you two a lot lately, now I know why. I am so sorry, my heart goes out to you. Debbie Powers
I knew Bim from our younger [partying] days, in Canton. I knew him to be an honorable and well liked guy. I am very sorry to hear of his passing, especially at such a young age. My heartfelt condolences to the family.
so sorry for your lost. bim was a great person with a great personality.
I went to high school with Bim and I remember him to be a good boy. He was friendly and fun to be around. I’m sorry I didn’t know him as a husband, father and grandfather; however, I have heard many good things about him. My niece, Michelle Stott thought alot of Bim. My condolences to the family.
Peggy and family…Our thoughts are with you at this very sad time. We hope that you are able to find some comfort in knowing that Bim is no longer suffering and that you have the love of your family and friends to help you get through. *hugs*
Peggy & Family…Although I have not seen you guys much lately, you have been in my thoughts everyday as I have been updated on Bim’s status by family members through FB. Bim had the biggest smile, but what was cool was he wanted to put that same smile on everyone elses face. He just loved to have a good time! As a kid I also had the pleasure to see him play softball for Dekalb Hotel. I will never forget how hard he could hit the ball and how hard he fought to win games. He was the biggest “fighter” on the team and that carried over in his life years after his softball days were over. He’s was a true warrior! My heart goes out to you & your family!
so sorry to hear about you loss
We are so sorry to hear of Bim’s passing. Thoughts and prayers are with everyone during this time.
i am sorry for your loss from my family to yours mary putnam’s daughter danielle larue
Sorry to hear about Bim. I go back to high school when he hung around Rodney Cross.
We are so sorry for loss!! Such an incredible man and will be missed by so many! Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family Peggy!
Peggy and family im so sorry about bims passing…..he was a great guy my thoughts and prayers are with all of you
Peggy and the rest of the crew—–we are so sorry for your loss. Bim was such a good friend to us. Butch remembers the days that they used to hunt together and picking berries and selling them. I remember you guys coming and visiting and had lots of laughs. Bim so enjoyed playing with Jeff and Devin. We all had fun talking and laughing and joking around all the time. We truly miss the old days. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Bim is at peace now and we hope that someday you will find peace too. God bless
Peggy and Family, We were sorry to hear about Bim’s passing. Out thoughts and prayers are with you all. Like everyone has said, he always had a smile and I am sure he is smiling down on all of us right now. God Bless you .
Sorry sorry for your loss. Know how hard it must be and how much Bim will be missed by all. Thinking of your family and praying for you
Sandy (Daniels) Hankerson
Peggy and family,
So sorry we could not be there to support you during your loss. Know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. You will be receiving a card from our familiy.
Deb LaMora and family, Pat Klock, and Bernadette Spicer and family
Diana and Paul…..I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Lauren and I are thinking of you guys and want you to know we are praying for you and your family. It is times like these that seem to bring those we love closer…and it is a solid reminder to always do so in good times and bad. Pipes.
We are sorry for your loss Bim was a great person.
Bim was a very good man sorry for your loss.
bim was a great person sorry for your loss.
Sorry for your loss.
Dear Peggy and Family, Sorry to hear about your lost of your husband and our friend. I am so glad you remarried and received love from what you deserved. I hope you get lots of support from your children and family. We have very fond memories of your children’s faces when we did christmas. Our thoughts and prayers our with you and your family. Sincerely Rich and Jeanne Hamilton
so sorry for your loss. bim was a good man. he would always make you smile. sorry for your loss betty cox. linda and i miss all of you a great deal… he was a big strong man hate to see anybody go throug this
Very sorry to read of the passing of your dear loved one Warren. Life is such a precious gift and yet so short-lived for the time we exist.
We are comforted by the hope of the resurrection.
God holds out this wonderful hope for all those in the grave. At John 11:25 Jesus said “I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE. HE THAT EXERCISES FAITH IN ME, EVEN THOUGH HE DIES, WILL COME TO LIFE.”
Mark 5-38-43 is one of the nine accounts of ones who were resurrected. How comforting to know these things from the Holy Scriptures. What a blessed reason to hope in God! (John 5-28,29)
The gift of memories of Warren will bring you great joy and turn into a treasure.
You and yours will receive strength though prayer to God, you will feel comfort by the loving concern of your God-fearing friends, and you will be uplifted by studying God’s Word.
Trust in ” the God of All Comfort ” (PSALMS 83-18)
Agape
M.L.Hurt