Margaret Irene Warren, lovingly called Renie by her family, was the youngest of four children born to Oliver and Jeannette Summers on April 23, 1933. She was raised in a devoted Christian home. Her father, Oliver Summers was a Deacon at Peoples Baptist Church and her mother, Jeannette, served as Vice President of the Regional Boards of Ushers. She was joyful and quick-witted, with creative talents exhibited early in life as a fashionista, designing everything from baby clothes to wedding dresses.  She graduated from Timken High School and married her high school sweetheart, Robert Benjamin Warren. To this union was born six children. Margaret was a loving mother, devoted to her family and deeply involved in the lives of her children. She was a past President of the Burns School Parent Teachers Association, volunteering her skills in organizing activities and social events. She was an active member of Peoples Baptist Church and a devoted noonday Bible Study student until her health prevented her from attending.  She retired from The Timken Company April 30th 1996 with a Distinguished Service Award, honored for 32 years of service.  Retirement did not slow her down but ignited her passion for travel. Friends often joked that she never stayed home.   Margaret was known for her beautiful smile and generous spirit, always willing to come to the aid of those in need. She was thoughtful, straightforward, and gracious in all circumstances. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, brother Oliver, niece Carol, and granddaughter Erica.  She is survived by her sisters Ann Dobbs of Chicago, Illinois and Louise White of Canton Ohio (remembering her as sister and friend).; four sons, Robert Jr., and Frank of Canton, David of Houston, Texas, and Joseph of Madrid, TX; two daughters, Linda (John) dePrado of Houston, Texas and Patricia Warren of Baltimore, Maryland; 15 Grandchildren:     Brandon, Khali, LaKisha, Khelse, Lorraine, David, Robert III, Alisha,    Horatio, Frank II, Oliver, Arthur, Adante, Steven, and Joy; many beloved   great grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.