Gene Warren

Dear Betty, so sorry to hear about Gene , met Gene and you only once but I feel like I have known you Both longer , my deepest condolences to you and all the family . GOD bless , Barbara keshinro

Dear Betty:

Larry Martin forwarded me a note on Gene's passing.

Gene probably had more to do with my career from Fotomat going forward. I learned more from him about management and broadcasting than anybody else. He always had time to listen and suggest. If you failed he would say did you learn from it. It was ok to fail. I always considered Gene my mentor and was very proud that I worked with him for the seven years at Fotomat as well as staying in touch while at...

Dear Betty:

I worked with Gene at Rank for most of my time there (18 years) and I loved him. He taught me so much and was just always willing to share his knowledge with everyone. My deepest sympathies go out to you on your loss.

Best regards,

Mary Ann Fialkowski

Dear Doug and Karen,

Please accept our deepest condolences. .

"The light of a distant star continues to reach the earth long after
the star itself is gone. In the same way , the Light and the Love your
loved one gave you will continue to Shine in your hearts."

Always be thankful for your Dad's life and thinking of you during this difficult time.

Nelson, Maggie, Audrey and Angela
( Malaysia )

Dear Doug and Karen our deepest condolences to you and your family, I did not know Gene personaly but I know that he was great man because I know you and Connie and you are both great and good children. He and Betty did a fantastic job bring you up.
Again very sorry for your loss.Our prayers are with you.

Dear Douglas and Karen, May you be comforted by the fact that Gene lived a full life and had contributed to society to a big way. While conveying our condolences not only to you and others in the family we pray your lives will be filled with wonderful memories of Gene.
Mr. & Mrs Peter Raiappan, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

I last met Gene in London last year. He was a very quiet man and an interesting character who obviousily had a full and enjoyable life. An interesting afternoon was spent swapping stories on our professional work as fellow engineers. Deepest sympathies to Betty and her family at this sad time.

"Oh What is death but parting breath"
Gordon and Lily Crighton

Gene was loved by Betty's family in St. Petersburg, Florida, who send their deepest sympathy and condolences from Betty's brother, Bill Armstrong, and his wife Molly, nieces Bobbi Armstrong Alsina and her family, Suzi Armstrong Kinter and her family, nephews Jim Armstrong and his family, and Donald Armstrong and his wife. Betty's family always enjoyed the time they spent with him in Florida and fondly remember his wit, kindness and spirit of adventure.