Cedric Andrew Warner

HIS STORY JULY 17, 1981 - JULY 14, 2025 Cedric Andrew Warner, affectionately known as “Uncle Fat-Fat,” passed away, leaving a legacy of laughter, loyalty, and love. Born on July 17, 1981, to Alvin and Louella Warner, Cedric brought joy and energy into the world from the very beginning. Cedric gave his life to Christ at an early age where he received his spiritual teachings under Rev. Dr. Ulysess S Mathis at Antioch Missionary Baptist Church of Pompano Beach Florida. He was raised in North Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida, and was educated in the local school system, graduating from Coconut Creek High School in 1999 after also attending Boyd Anderson High. A believer in education and personal growth, Cedric furthered his studies at Florida Memorial College and later at Broward Community College. Known by many as “Ced” or “Black Bart,” Cedric was the life of every party. His larger-than-life personality, infectious smile, and deep love for family left lasting impressions on everyone who knew him. He was especially cherished by his nieces and nephews, who adored their fun-loving Uncle Fat-Fat. Cedric was a passionate sports fan, with a special love for the San Francisco 49ers. Whether watching a game or talking trash with friends, he brought excitement and energy into every conversation. He leaves behind to celebrate his life and memory: • One loving sister, Tongela Warner of Albany, GA • Two devoted brothers: Alvin Warner (Christina) of Grovetown, GA, and Brian Warner (fiancée Renee Johnson) of Fort Lauderdale, FL • A special sister/cousin, Dollie Donaldson of Plantation, FL, with whom he was raised. • Two nephews Keith E. Hall II, & Alvin C. Warner • Six Nieces: Alexis C. Warner, Ton-Zhane’ S. Hall, Taylor K. Hall, Brianna J. Warner, Kaleah B. Edwards, Kaelyn A. Edwards. Cedric will be deeply missed by a host of cousins, aunts, uncles, extended family, and close friends who knew and loved him for his vibrant spirit, loyalty, and heart of gold. Though gone from our sight, Cedric's memory will forever live on in the stories we share, the jokes, laughter we remember, and the love he gave so freely.

Cedric Andrew Warner

July 17, 1981 - July 14, 2025