It is with a heavy heart that the family of Warren D. Fox announce his passing on December, 27th. He crossed over peacefully at home with his beloved wife Kathy (Corey) at his side. He fought the good fight and now we take comfort in knowing that Warren is at peace and can finally rest.

Warren was the son of George and Virginia Fox and was always thankful for growing up on a landmark farm in Dracut, MA. He was once referred to as the Renaissance Man due to his vast knowledge in various fields. Warren would credit his experience and education to being raised on a farm. He was well known for saying "No need to buy new. We can repair it or make one."

If you could not find a particular item at the local hardware store, then most likely Warren had it in stock. He did not discard anything.

Warren was a proud member of Local 103, IBEW and was recently honored for serving 51 years to the Brotherhood.

In addition to his wife, Warren is survived by his siblings Brenda Burton, Richard Fox and wife Joyce, Dale Clark, and Dawna Bellerose and husband Roger. He also leaves behind other cherished family members and many nieces and nephews.

He was predeceased by his brother Donald Fox, sister Beverly Fox Hayes and brother-in-law's, Donald Burton and James Clark.

We take comfort in knowing that Warren will join cherished friends in Heaven's Man Town. We only hope that there will be enough Crown Royal!

Out of respect for Warren's love of farming and the outdoors, the family ask that charitable donations be made to either the NH Farm Bureau or NH Timberland Owner's Association.

A celebration of Warren's life will be in the Spring, which was his favorite season.