H. Vincent Warr

Christmas in Heaven! How wonderful to actually hear the Angels singing praises proclaiming the birth of our Savior. Remember when you used to say . . . "it's really Hark the 'Harold' angels sing"---now the Herald Angels are singing and you are a witness! Merry Christmas my friend.

Dear Vince,
I just wanted to wish you a Happy Birthday. I know that it is late but, you know me, I'm never on time. I miss you terribly. We always had the big milestone birthdays the same year, now there is a big gap. I remember how you would joke about how old I was getting and my reply was that I will always be younger than you! I thought that we would be able to joke like that for years to come. Well anyway Happy Birthday.

Love your little Sis, Michele

Happy 60th Birthday, my friend! You're spending your birthday with Jesus this year. You're in our thoughts and prayers.

Vince---on this Thanksgiving weekend, many of us have fond memories of Thanksgivings past. No one could come close to your special sweet potato dish, delivered with that twinkling smile---you KNEW it was good! Especially this year, we're thankful that you were allowed to touch our lives, even if the time was short. Rest peacefully good friend!

I remember a time when Vince was home on leave and he came to my house dressed in his blues, oh he was so handsome and he had that twinkle in his eyes(always that twinkle) and that beautiful smile and he had on a pair of white gloves, with which he commenced to to take his fingers across the top of my door frames to see if there was any dirt there. I fooled him, I had made sure that I had cleaned the tops this time. We both laughed, I had beat him at his little game. I will never forget the...

Staff Sergeant H.V. Warr, on this Veterans Day weekend, I honor you and thank you for your commitment and service to our Country. You were always so proud of your time in the Air Force . No one ever looked sharper in uniform than you did--whether it was in fatigues or your dress blues! You were taught a trade, and you in turn taught others. Your focus on the importance of your skill set was steadfast, yet you always managed to prioritize and balance your commitment to your God, country...

Marian
You know how my heart goes out to you for the loss of your husband and my lovely brother, Vince. Ever since we were kids growing up Vince, Eddie and I were constantly togehter and then Rich came along and it was the four of us for a long time, until our sister came along. I was their guardian, their protector and the one they turned to for help. we did everything together. we always respected each other no matter what. My brothers have always been my heart and my soul, and I lost a...

Marian---I have no words to adequately express my sympathy to you and your family----just the knowledge that because of a decision for Jesus in 1970, Vince is in heaven waiting for that grand reunion where we'll once again see his twinkling eyes and warming smile. May God comfort you with your years of wonderful memories of this special guy! Sincerely, Sharon

I extend my deepest sympathies to you, Marian and to your family for the loss of a wonderful man. Vince and I worked together at the FAA center. I was the one he called if there were ever any problems with the IBM mainframe. He always carried a smile and a
“How ya doing there Parm’ greeting. We had some common life events, we were both born in Colorado, both lived in Greeley at the same time and attended the same schools. (Although I was 10 years behind him) At his retirement shindig, he...