Frederic F. Warman

I first met Fred as a stranger when he and his wife visited the Cape. He approached me, and we struck up a conversation. Little did I know that this brief encounter would change the course of my life. Fred went from being someone I had never met to a person who took a chance on me, put in a good word, and launched my professional career. I will never forget him. Fred was a true hero, someone who surely touched the lives of many. I am incredibly grateful for the short time he was in my life,...

He was a great friend and teacher!

Fred will be missed!

I am sorry to hear about coach Warman's passing on. He coached me in 71-72. He was a great man to have as a coach and teacher. I am a better person for knowing him.

What a great guy! He was an awesome teacher and was never boring, providing us with laughs daily! He gave many of us nicknames, or pronounced our names differently than our parents intent. I remember he loving John Wayne, and he wanted to name his son, John Wayne Warman.

My sisters and I enjoyed singing with him at the tree lighting ceremony on the steps of the Town Hall or in the Fire Station, depending on the weather...most often freezing our butts off. He always came through...

Lynn and family I am so sorry for you're loss. Fred was a great man and really enjoyed our time together when he was in Leeds....love to you Lynn , Pauline

Very sorry to hear of Fred's passing. My condolences to the Warman family. Fred always made Monson high school a much more interesting place with his great sense of humor. He wouldn't graduate me unless I registered to vote :O)
I was happy to know him and the Warmans in and outside of school.

Dear Lynn Ana family
I am so sorry for you loss. You and Fred had a few rough yeArs. May he Rest In Peace.

Offering our sincere condolences. May the God of love comfort your heart and make you firm in your time of grief. 2 Thessalonians 2:16,17.