Dwight Warden was a hard-working, family man and loving husband. He took great pride in the lives and accomplishments of his children and grandchildren. Anyone close to Dwight knew how much he enjoyed cooking, watching his grandchildren's sporting events, being an unpublished
movie critic, riding his RZR, attending NASCAR races with his sons and grandsons, and putting slabs of catfish in the freezer for a future greasy destiny.This may not shock you, but Dwight was a master electrician at Locke General Contractors. His family is very proud of his professional accomplishments and how he utilized this knowledge to help others.

Knowing how Dwight has impacted your life is impossible, but his wife and children wanted to write a statement to allow you a glimpse on how he impacted their lives: "He'd be a 'Papa' to anyone who needed one."       "He was always faithful to deliver a swift kick in the rear, an encouraging word, and a helping hand to help move you forward."       "I'm here and the back porch is always open."        "I never knew true love until I married Dwight Warden."        "You aren't finished until you've cleaned your plate."  Dwight Warden, you will be missed.

Dwight was preceded in death by his father, JC Warden.
He is survived by his mother, Sue Warden; his wife, Sandy Warden; his children, Brandye Wright, Justin Warden (Heather), Daniel Dockins, Grace Miller (JJ), and Courtnie Humphries (Jonathan); his grandchildren, Braden Wright, Jase Warden, Braxton Wright, Claire Miller, Emma Warden, and Olivia Humphries; and his sisters, Cathy Cail (Mike) and Cherie Gatlin (Palmer).

The family will be hosting a Celebration of Life service on Tuesday, July 23, from 6 PM - 8 PM at Blount Springs Church - 8770 US-31, Hayden, AL 35079. Flowers are welcome, but the family encourages anyone who would rather make a donation to the American Diabetes Association (ADA) in memory of Dwight, to please do so. Donations can be made online at https://diabetes.org