Obituary of Warren Neal Livingston

Warren Neal Livingston was born on April 7, 1936, to Thomas and Emma Livingston in Ruble, MO. He passed away at the age of 88 on November 2, 2024, in Rolla, MO. Warren married Ann (Duncan) Livingston in April of 1956, and two daughters were born, Debbie and Denise. They were married for 44 years when Ann passed away in November of 2000. In July of 2001, Warren married Leonia Shepherd. Warren is preceded in death by his parents, Thomas and Emma Livingston; brothers, Noel Livingston and Mike Livingston; and sister, MaryLou Summers. Warren is survived by his wife, Leonia (Shepherd) Livingston; daughters, Debbie Mahew and husband, David, and Denise Courvier; stepsons, Danny Shepherd and wife, Rhonda, Scotty Shepherd and wife, Nancy, and Chad Shepherd and wife, Candice; grandchildren, Stephanie Vaughn and husband, Jeff, Jessica Wheatley and husband, Shaun, and David Mahew Jr.; step grandchildren, Trina Duarte and husband, Tim, Crystal Shepherd, Zack Shepherd, Phillip Ernest Giller and wife, Melanie, Brady Shepherd and wife, Elizabeth, Katlynn Shepherd and wife, Whitnie, Dawn James and husband, Dalton, Eli Shepherd, and Kara Williams; great grandchildren, Mya Vaughn, Mia and Ember Wheatley, and Nona Mahew; step great grandchildren, Isaac, Owen, and Ellie-Grace Duarte, Dayton and Skyler Reed, Aryanna Shepherd, Colt, Isiaha, Tucker, and Hannah Giller, Baylor, Raeklynn, and Kutter Shepherd, and Drake and Denim James; sisters, Judy Monica of St. Louis, Doris Cameron of Illinois, and Joyce Snider of Florida; special family members, Dick and Helen Duncan; special brother, Willie Julian and wife Kay; along with many other family members, nieces and nephews. Warren managed the Bible Book Store in Lebanon, MO for 22 years. Warren attended many Freewill Baptist Churches during his life, but settled with his wife, Leonia at the Licking New Life Freewill Baptist Church. He was a faithful Deacon for 60 years. Warren was a loving husband, father, grandfather, and friend. Warren loved to be around his family and friends, he mostly loved spending time with his wife, Leonia. Warren also loved playing his guitar and singing in church and with his family. Warren was always positive and happy. He loved to joke around but most of all, he loved telling people about the Lord. Warren will be missed by all who knew and loved him.