Condolence: Alice--Fond memories of my time in growing up with Warren abound. As you know, there were 5 of us who initiated ball games, terrorized the neighborhood at Halloween and had great times in general making our way through the 50's. We would play baseball in my side yard (the biggest) and when my mother would come home with a car full of groceries, Warren would be the one to offer to take them into the house for her. She often related this story to others to our chagrin. I believe this story defines Warren.
I am recovering from hip surgery which will keep me from attending services for Warren, but I will be there in spirit and thought.
Dan

Condolence: Dear Alice, You are in my thoughts during this difficult time. I have many fond memories of my friends in the PHS Class of 1958.
Love and Peace, Joyce

Condolence: Alice,, Please accept my deepest sympathy. i know what you are going through and will say a pray for you and your family.
these are difficult times and your family will help you get through it.

Rita

Condolence: Dear Smith Family, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Pat McGowan called me last night whilst I was at church and I immediately spoke with our priest who is adding you to her prayer list. As you know, Warren and I go back a very long way. We were part of a group of 5 who lived within a block of one another and we did almost everything together. I can remember many poignant things including one time when Warren, Glen, Dan and I accidentally set the brush field on fire; more excitement than our parents wanted. It seems like only yesterday that we were sharing a meal at one of the impromptu dinners that PHS has had over the past years. Warren always had a distinctive voice and a very cheerful manner that I will always remember. He will be sorely missed by those of us who were his longtime friends. We share your grief and will keep you all in our thoughts and prayers. May God be with you in this difficult time. Peace, Lex Hughes