Warren was one of the most amazing people I have ever met. He was the best friend you could ever hope for and was always there for you if you needed help in any way. He was genuinely concerned and caring about others and generous to all those around him. He was always full of life, vibrant, and had a smile that could light up the entire room. He remained positive, optimistic and a somewhat mischievous regardless of what life threw at him. Everyone who knew him loved him, because of his outgoing and joyful personality. If I needed to talk, he would make himself available and listen intently, offering support and advice in an attempt to help. Warren talked about his son Adam all the time and loved to spend time with his grandchildren. His family was the most important thing in his life, which I always admired and respected him for. He told me jokes and made me laugh when I was sad and struggling with deaths and other challenges in my life. If I needed him, he was there. And I tried to be there for him as well. I will miss him and always picture his smile to remember our time together. He was such a special person and a blessing in my life. Since he put up his "Serenity" (Christmas) tree on the balcony throughout the year, much to the dismay of the uptight condo board, I will be setting up my own tree in the backyard of my new place. He sent me many pictures of his Christmas town display that he set up in his place every year. I was always so impressed by it! Still in shock and feels unreal somehow. He deserved so much better. He'll be missed greatly! Please reach out if you need help with anything (Adam and family).
Lots of love, prayers and blessings to you all,
-April
