Mary C. Warner

Mary C. Warner, a loving and caring woman, passed away on May 12th, 2023 at the age of 78 in UMMASS Memorial.  She was married to Wayne Philip Warner who predeceased her in 2010 Mary was born on June 2nd, 1945 and was the daughter of Edward Allen and Bertha (Schultz) Pockoski.

Mary grew up in North Brookfield, Massachusetts where she graduated from North Brookfield High School in 1963. She then went on to become a hairdresser at Dottie's Salon in Schenectady, New York where she spent many years making people feel their best. Mary and her husband also owned a home in Maiden, NC which brought them many lasting memories.  After Wayne's passing, Mary moved to Worcester to be closer to her family.  

Those closest to Mary knew her as an amazing mother, grandmother, sister, and friend. Her grandchildren were very special to her and were always a joy to be around. Mary had many hobbies which included cooking, gardening, cleaning her house and spending time with family and friends near and far. She also enjoyed listening to music and laughing at Bob Marley, the comedian.

Mary is preceded by her father Edward Allen and mother Bertha (Schultz) Pockoski, brother Ronald Allen and sister Eleanor Dupell.

Mary is survived by her loving children, Pamela Sereti and her husband, Matthew, of Worcester, MA and Robin Diello of Bradenton, FL; siblings, Paul  Allen and his wife, Elaine, of North Brookfield, MA and Carole Carmichael of Worcester, MA; her beloved grandchildren, Lindsay Chiras of Bradenton, FL, Marisa Sereti of Worcester, MA , Nikki Sereti of Baltimore MD and Brayden Sereti of Worcester MA; neices, Lydia Small of Coventry CT and Melissa Montecalvo of Worcester MA and many other loved ones.

Mary was exceptionally kind-hearted and will always be remembered for her infectious smile that would light up the room. She had a welcoming demeanor which made everyone feel comfortable around her. Mary’s memory will forever remain etched into the hearts of those who loved her deeply.

All services will be held privately for the family.