Gregory Warmack

Rest in peace Mr. I...you will be missed! My prayers go out to Ms. Margaret and the rest of the family!

Mr. Imagination helped to make Bethlehem, PA. a better place. (I also happened upon his House of Blues wall at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. As soon as I saw that beautiful bottle-cap wall, I knew he was the creator.) He was a kind soul who was so willing to share his creative talents with our community. We loved him here. May he rest in peace.

Mr. Imagination was so kind and easy to talk to. When I first met him, I told him the story of how my father and I use to go fishing together when I was a child and lost contact for 8 years. We recently reconnected and went fishing again. Mr Imagination made a beautiful school of fish carving for me and my father out of bark. That one gesture will live on in my heart forever. You will be missed Mr. I

I first met Greg when he was carving names in sandstone in exchange for a drink at our bar, O'Tooles, on Clark Street. I later saw an exhibition at Carl Hammer, and asked if he would be a guest artist at Collins High School, where I was teaching art at the time. He came to the school, and spent the day showing classrooms overflowing with students how to carve sandstone and create images with simple means such as spoons, etc. The students were thrilled and inspired by his easy going manner and his generosity in sharing his expertise. My condolences to his family.

I will miss my friend and confidant and my best cheerleader. He truely embodied the meaning of kindness and sense of humor. I am so sad.