I'm saddened to have stumbled upon this.....I too played with Warren on the Golden Knights football team. Warren was a great teammate, and later a fierce opponent at Colonia (vs Iselin). May you Rest in Peace Warren, and God Bless your family. Frank
I played St. Cecelia's Golden Knight Football with Warren when we were 12 years old back in 1978. I was so sadden to hear of his passing. I remember him so well. He was so inspiring. When we were exhausted from practice, he was always there to boost our spirits with his positive attitude. His brother Kevin coached and worked us so hard. We went undefeated that year. Those memories made a lasting impression on all of us. I am glad to see he had a full and joyous life. He was a gift to everyone who knew him. May he rest in peace.
Your football buddy,
Joe Annuzzi
We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Warren was one of a kind and he will be missed! We met him and Jen freshman year at Allegheny College and he always brought fun and adventure to every situation. Although we lost touch over the years, we'll never forget the twinkle in his eye when he was cooking up something playful and mischievous. We're grateful for having known him and will smile when we remember all the good times we had together. Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. XO
I graduated high school with Warren and have fond memories of him and his outgoing, playful attitude and personality. Many prayers to his family and friends.
Warren was always like the sneaky, fun Dad. He would set everything in motion, encourage people to go beyond their comfort zone, and often would sit back and watch the result. He often wouldnt participate, but then you'd find out he did it earlier, on his own or with "The Colonia Boys", on a bigger scale. He always knew what he was doing. We havent spoken in a while but he will always have a special place in my heart...when I first moved to US he accepted me with no preconditions. That's who he was. My deepest condolences to Jen and his family. I will always smile when thinking of Warren.
Charles, the girls and I sort of feel like someone turned out the lights. But we are grateful for every memory, laugh and word of advice we recieved from Warren, especially these last few years. Warren and Jen are a huge source of support and friendship to us. Warren had a way of pulling Charles and I out of our own heads and setting us back on our feet with usually just a great one liner. We will keep moving forward with a smile in his honor.....even in the dark.
Warren was a fantastic guy, I attended Allegheny with him. He was always a great source of fun and friendship. He loved life to the very fullest, and brought joy and laughter to every occasion. From his red caddy convertible to the harley, he always had something going on and he kept everyone at the Lodge on our toes. He will be missed and he was loved. My deepest condolences to Jen and family for your loss. Evon was one of a kind. RIP my friend, way too early.
Joyce and Stan Yopek Posted Feb 18, 2020 at 3:30 PM
We only met Warren a few times and will always remember his friendliness and great sense of humor. Our sincere sympathy to you, Jen, and your family.
Joyce and Stan Yopek
