Sunday, January 19, 2025
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Sincere condolences to all of Warrens family and relatives and friends.
I met Warren and Marie back in the 90's at Bluegrass festivals. We were both playing D-28 Martins. He played his much better than ! did mine ! I knew some of Marie's siblings, so, a connection was made.
I had seen Warren many times at the ESSO/TIM Hortons, and always went over to talk to him. He invited me to drop in to see his instruments, but between working long hours, travelling, etc, I never made it. I visited and had seen what he had back in the 90's.
I had a Chevy Tracker that I towed behind my Motor Home, and a bar across the top of the motor that held the vehicle together, broke in two. I dropped in to see Warren, and he said " no problem". Grinding, cutting and welding, he made it better and stronger than ever. He didnt want any money, but, I made him take $20.
I consider Warren a friend, fellow musician, and a great neighbour.
I am sorry that I cant be with you for the Celebration of Life. I would have used his guitar and sang "Go rest high on the mounntain " Maybe at one of the Jamms !
David Anderson
Plymouth
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