Condolence: Dear Brenda and family............
We are voices from the past in Ohio. We just want you to know our prayers and love are being sent your way in these days of sorrow at the loss of Warren. He grew up at Ebenezer where we are members and have many memories of his early years there....yes, funny ones of course, as he had a streak of being ornery....my mother-in-law, Burnetta Moser, who is now 94, had him as a student in DVBS and smiles as she remembers him bringing a snake in a jar to her class one day and she was terribly afraid of them......so told him they would put the snake way up on a high shelf till he could take it home that day. She still recalls about that and other things he did and smiles fondly of him. Larry and I remember him more of a teenager and loved him then too as he grew as quite a normal boy in our neighborhood. Please know again our thoughts and prayers are with you.....ginny

Condolence: 1973 Bluffton High School classmate of Brenda and Kathy (Diller) Brauen. Also members of Ebenezer Mennonite Church where we knew Warren in his youth.

Our deepest sympathy to you Brenda at this difficult time. Our prayers are with you and your family. May you find comfort in knowing that the Lord cares for you very much.

Condolence: Brenda, this makes me so sad. When your mother called Sunday, I couldn't believe it...but it is really true. Since we were just kids, Warren was such a great guy to be around. I will really miss him. I love you and I am soooooooooo very sorry. Try to be strong. This is so tough for you and just so unfair. Please know I'll be thinking of you every moment. Love, Mona

Condolence: Brenda & family-
Our prayers are with you during this time. May you feel God's ever present arms around you all.
Steve & Jane Shaw
Bluffton, Ohio

Condolence: Aunt Brenda and Family-
I am so sorry for your loss. I know this is such a hard thing to go through. I will keep you guys in my prayers. I know there's not much I can do for you but if you need anything, don't hesitate to ask.
Adelle

Condolence: Dear Brenda and Family, and Dan & Edna,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. A loss of a loved one is never easy, and it is harder the younger they are. We don't always understand why, but God knows the reasons and He chose to take Warren at this time. It was in His perfect plan. We too are morning the loss of one of Warren's classmates, Barb Cherry, who passed away after a 3 year battle with cancer, just a week before Warren.

This verse has sustained me after the passing of my mom and brother within 10 months, I Peter 5:7 "Cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you."

When you think you can't go on, and you just want to scream, scream to Jesus and He will carry you through!!

Sue (Wheeler) Epp,
Bluffton High School Class of 72
We attend Ebenezer Mennonite

Condolence: WARREN & I WORKED TOGETHER FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS AT CON/MET. HE WOULD FREQUENTLY RIDE WITH ME. I EXPRESS SORROW TO THE FAMILY

Condolence: Nothing can be said that can take the pain & sorrow away, you know how much Warren was loved and how many lives he touched and still does.
Ted will miss the daily calls planning the next trip to a race and the trips they made to NASCAR races these past few years. But holds all the memories close to his heart.
We heard a poem about life and death that it starts with the birth-date and ends with the death-date but the dash between is what counts....though it was to soon, what a dash Warren had!

Our love to all of you always and forever,


Teddy & Diane

Condolence:
I just wanted to tell you again how truly sorry I am for the loss of Warren who was such a good man. I have such good memories of him and will miss him so much. It makes me smile that Drake was so impressed that Warren rode a "HARLEY DIRTBIKE" and how Warren laughed so hard when he heard him say that. Your family has been part of my life for so long and it is such a blessing that I was able to know Warren. I love all of you.

Condolence: Dear Brenda,Jason,Rachel,Robin and family, our prayers our from our heart.

Remembering You Warren,

Your time on earth seemed all too brief
because we wanted you in our life forever.
And although we really miss you,
in our hearts we know that you are at peace.
Still, countless times throughout the day
we find ourself remembering you.
Although we cannot see or hear you,
we know that you are with us.
We'll feel you in the warmth of the summer sun.
We'll see you in the brilliance of autumn leaves.
You'll be beside us in the peacefulness of a gentle snowfall
and rejoice with us at the emergence
of the first flowers of spring.
We're thankful for the times we shared
and the priceless memories too;
for those memories are a comfort now when we lovingly -
Remember You. Rest in peace Warren, AMEN.