I was saddened to read of Warren's sudden passing last month. I got to know Warren when we were temporary employees at the Taxation Center during the spring months in Sorting and Numbering. We shared some commonalities such as our love of curling and the fact both our daughters were born in the same year and named Riley. He was an absolute joy to work alongside, always making me laugh, although in a quiet and unassuming way.

I loved his sense of humour! He had such love and respect for his family.

The last time I saw Warren and Teri was on a plane flying from Mesa to Winnipeg in December several years ago...he looked the same but I don't think he recognized me. 😯

RIP Warren. I have made a donation to the animal rescue I volunteer for in Windsor park in your honour, as I used to see you turn into that neighborhood on the drive home from the TC every day.

I just heard about the sudden loss of your husband, Teri ! I was so sorry to hear this and send my deepest condolences 💐! My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family! 🙏❤️‍🩹🙏❤️‍🩹

I was so lucky to have Warren as a twin brother. When we were little, Warren and I were an inseparable pair. It was great, I always had a close friend. Being fraternal twins, we didn’t look alike. Most of the time I don’t think people knew who was who. If they got us mixed up, sometimes we would correct them, sometimes we didn’t. It really didn’t matter. When we got to elementary school they had to separate us into different classrooms; Warren was put in the A class (he always got better marks). Like most siblings, we were competitive and tried to out do each other, but we had each other’s backs. We had lots of fun! It will never be the same without Warren. I’m going to miss the games, the sports but most of all, the laughter at family dinners and at parties with friends. Twins have a special bond. I was with Warren from the very beginning and sadly I was with Warren at his sudden end. Tragically, Warren lost his life on a golf course playing the game he loved. Thankfully, he did not suffer. Warren never got to be an old man. I will hold the memory of him close to my heart.

Teri that video is a wonderful tribute---my favourite is the Panama hat and the speedo--definitely a side of Warren I never knew!! What I did know was one of the most generous, kind and humble men I had ever met---from the time in 1975 when he and you opened your doors for me to stay while finding my own place to live to more recent memories in Ontario and Arizona.. Adrian and I send our sincere condolences to you and Riley and all of those who are feeling the shock and loss of a dear soul. May Warren RIP and find some great golf courses in heaven!

My condolences on Warrens passing. When Warren stayed with us in Burlington in the 70's it was like I had a new brother. I will cherish memories of his pleasant nature, fun loving spirit and sense of humour.

Teri, Riley, Kevin, and Grayson. I am deeply sorry for your loss. Growing up, I remember Warrens laughter and smiles. My parents were always happiest when they were with their good friends, Grey Cup, Cards, Falcon Lake Camping, or any other get togethers. Warren, and Wayne were always goofing around, smiling and laughing as all those around them did the same. Happy memories I am grateful for. I know that Warren, George, and Dad are all hanging out, goofing around, and sharing stories while watching over all of us.

So sorry for your loss. I worked with Warren at Air Canada and we often golfed and curled together. His old golf clubs were my first set. I will always remember Warren as a kind person who was fun to be with..You're all in my thoughts and prayers.

What a wonderful man, Teri. He was truly your greatest companion and charming husband. So any sensational moments; plenty of giggles from you and chortles from him! I really liked Warren; I found him entertaining and kind. Your tribute to Warren is breathtaking! You are such a beautiful woman, Teri. Many friends and family will try so hard to help you through this unimaginable time. Include me in that group. I am so sorry for you and your beautiful family. God's blessings be with you. Strength will come through Him! I love you.

My sincere condolences to you Teri and your growing family. Words will never be enough to help you though this Teri. I am wishing only the best thoughts to you and your family.

Our deepest condolences Teri, Riley, Wayne and Marj! Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you,

Love Glen and Paulette

Deepest Sympathies to Warren’s family. I worked with him at Air Canada and he was always great to collaborate with and a very kind and pleasant guy.

Teri, Lloyd and I wish to extend our deepest sympathy to you and your family. We always enjoyed our annual visit, chatting with you both when we picked up the keys to your Mesa residence. We know how much you were looking forward to spending more time together In Mesa, playing pickelball and enjoying The Wells. Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

My condolenses to the family and friends of Warren. I curled with Warren for a number of years along with Randy Turner and Jim Gregorchuk. We had a great time. I am sorry for your loss.

Warren was always fun to be around. He was always kind and gentle even when he was beating us at tennis. I'm so glad we had the opportunity to meet you both.

I remember working with Warren at Air Canada and have fond memories of playing darts with Warren & Teri downstairs at the St James Legion. My deepest sympathies to you, Teri, and your family. I know that the pain will lessen over time, the memories will bring many tears, and Warren will always be in your heart.

Riley and Teri, I am so sorry for your loss. Riley always had the most endearing stories to share of her dad, I always enjoyed hearing about all the fun and silly moments they shared. I hope you both find comfort in those wonderful memories you made together as a family. Sending you all my love through this devastating time. <3

Warren was a sweetheart and a good tennis player we met in Mesa and over the years our friendship has grown I will miss him greatly

I knew Warren through my husband Bob, who was one of Warren's life-long friends from St. James. Bob had told me many stories of their growing up together. Once Teri had married Warren, and I had married Bob, we had remained friends over the many years, camping at Falcon Lake, card night get togethers, Grey Cup parties. Teri, I'm not sure if you realized this , but Bob and Warren have left us exactly one month apart (the 15th). My heart hurts for both of us, and Riley too, and I hope that Bob, Warren and George are together again, golfing and playing cards in heaven. My sincere condolences to you, Riley and Kevin.