Warren Pierce, a resident of Royal Oak, Michigan, died on October 31st, 2025 at the age of 82. Funeral services arranged by The Dorfman Chapel.

Location of Service:

The Dorfman Chapel- main chapel (map to our Chapel)

Date of Service:

Tuesday November 4th, 2025

Time of Service:

10:00 AM  

Officiant:

Rabbi Harold Loss  

Shiva Information:

The family will be sitting on Tuesday, from 4:00PM until 7:00PM at the residence of Alexandra and Zachary Taves, 595 S. Bates St. Birmingham MI 48009 Phone: (248) 765-6669.  
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Charitable contributions:

Golden Retriever Rescue of Michigan
PO Box 214576
Auburn Hills, MI 48321-4576
Phone: 888-814-9670
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Family Members:

Born and raised in Detroit, Warren Pierce made an indelible mark on Michigan broadcasting. Over the course of his long career — most notably at News Talk 760 WJR — The Warren Pierce Show became a beloved Detroit radio fixture. Known for its wide-ranging interviews and energetic storytelling, Warren interviewed over 70,000 people over the years. His work extended beyond the studio, as he broadcast live from across Michigan and around the world. His distinctive voice, curiosity, and unwavering commitment to his craft left an enduring impression on listeners across the state.

A proud supporter of the University of Michigan, Warrenwas an avid Wolverines football fan. His passion for the team and college football began during his years as a sideline reporter for WJR under Coach Bo Schembechler. This enthusiasm remained a lifelong passion.

Warren is survived by his four daughters: Karen (Ryan) Rosett; Meredith (Alan) Block; Alexandra (Zachary) Taves; and Samantha Pierce. He is also survived by his grandchildren Jane, Esther, Abe, and Joey. Warren maintained close relationships with his former wives, Darlene Sosnick and Jacquelyn Pierce, who were all significant parts of his life.

Throughout his life, Warren had a deep love for animals, particularly Golden Retrievers. He spent his days with his beloved dog, Duke, who provided him with immense comfort and companionship. Warren will be remembered for his passion for broadcasting, his sharp intellect, and the decades he dedicated to informing and entertaining the people of Michigan.  

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