Colorado Springs, Colorado
Justin Carmical, sometimes known online as Jew Wario, was a lovable and loving man. Though he spent most of his life in Colorado Springs, he had friends from around the world due to his online videos, in which he would teach how to play imported Japanese video games for non-Japanese speakers. He...
Read MoreApparently this guest book will be removed soon. The loss of Justin will never be forgotten though. Thank you for the joy you spread Justin, and my condolences to the family. T_T
Greg Olson
March 15, 2018 | Goldendale, WA
It's been 3 years and I still miss Nori. I always called him that because he told me his Japanese name was Noriyaki Kakuin, or something like that. I miss his laugh and sense of humor. I'll never look at a pair or orange Converse sneakers without thinking of him.
B Crane
January 25, 2017 | Colorado Springs, CO
I met Justin at Otakon 2012. He was talking with some of his friends but saw me approach him and was nice enough to take a few minutes from his friends to talk to me and get a picture with me. He was a really nice guy. All smiles. I only met him once but it feels like I've known him for a long time. The world lost a great guy who left us way too soon.
Charlie Stein
August 21, 2015 | Harrisburg, PA
Gone but not forgotten. Will always light and candle on your birthday. Miss you terribly....
August 08, 2015
Been thinking a lot about you lately and missing you. May we meet again in heaven.
S
July 17, 2015
Forever in my heart...
S
July 17, 2015
My condolences to Justin Carmical's Family. He was a wonderful influence filled with positive energy.
Fernando Gonzales
July 05, 2015 | Riga
My condolences go to the family and friends of Mr. Carmical.
Jewwario, you were a great inspiration for many as a human and as a videogame fan.
You will be missed.
Luís Sá Lemos
November 23, 2014 | Lisbon
Like many I've never met Mr. Carmical personally but through the content he provided. At a time when snarkieness and anger were the style of video being put out, Justin's videos were light hearted, friendly and an all around pleasant view.
MY personal favorite video of his was the video he made of time in Monster Rancher. When watching it he took me back to when I first played the game and I had a lot of the same feelings towards my monster as he did. He brought me the feels and I...
Jonathan Slosser
October 27, 2014 | Philadelphia, PA