Edward Anthony Warziniack

Edward “Eddie” Anthony Warziniack, age 78, of Scottsbluff, Nebraska, passed away peacefully on November 17, 2025, at Monument Rehabilitation and Care Center in Scottsbluff. Cremation has taken place. A Celebration of Life will be held at 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, November 26, 2025, at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Scottsbluff. A private family graveside service will follow. Online condolences may be expressed by visiting Edward's obituary page viewable at www.reverencefuneralparlor.com.

Edward was born on May 24, 1947, in Torrington, Wyoming, to Frank J. and Teofila M. (Pokojski) Warziniack. He was the youngest of seven children. Edward was named after his uncle, Edward Anthony Pokojski, which was a legacy he carried with pride throughout his life. He attended public school and spent his summers working with his father and brothers in the Tetons, where they put up hay at Talbot’s Aspen Ranch. These early experiences instilled in him a strong work ethic and a deep appreciation for the outdoors, especially the landscapes of Wyoming.

He married his devoted wife, Bonnie Ladean McClure, on February 14, 1968. Their love story spanned more than five decades, and they were blessed with five children: Leandra, Ryan, Shannon, Kelli, and Beth. Edward was passionate about fishing, especially at his favorite fishing hole at the Jackson Lake Dam. He and Bonnie loved to travel, embarking on many adventures together, from camping trips and cruises to month long road journeys. They logged thousands of miles side by side over the years. Edward also took pride in having the nicest yard in the valley, earning the “Golden Spade” award several times. He loved his flowers, especially his roses and those he had saved from seed.

Edwards professional life was varied and adventurous. He worked at the Rockefeller golf course in Jackson Hole in his youth, where his lifelong passion for a "nice" lawn began. Edward also had positions as an ambulance driver for the local hospital, school bus driver, and later built a business with his wife Bonnie as owners of A1 Painting Service. He tackled every job with dedication and pride. Together, the couple happily brightened many farm homes and ranches across the region.

His later years were marked by perseverance in the face of health challenges, particularly his long battle with diabetes. Edward remained spirited and resilient even after as his heath declined. He never lost his sense of humor or love for his friends and family.

He is survived by his loving wife, Bonnie; children, Leandra, Ryan, Shannon, Kelli, and Beth; many grandchildren; extended family; and friends who will miss him dearly.

Edward will be remembered for his hardworking nature, devotion to his congregation and family, and the enduring legacy he leaves behind. His life was a testament to strength, perseverance, and love.