Jon Warnke

Wow, such a loss. Jon and I served in the Army together, first at Goodfellow and then at Field Station Kunia. Great guy!

Dearest Jon,

We met by chance, worked together by design, were friends by choice. Your smile was 1 million watts, your charm knew no bounds. You were always just around the corner, looking out for opportunities for us to network and grown our businesses. I will always be grateful for you.

My thoughts and prayers are with his family. He was a wonderful example of a good man. I know you were proud of him.

God keep you in his hands - can't wait to see you again.

My dearest Jon,

I never forget the day we met at the Pink Cadillac. When we found out we had the same birthdate, it felt like we were destined to meet and be together. Perhaps we met when we were too young and had too much ahead of us to learn in life. None-the-less, you were my first love and will always have a place in my heart. We shared so many memories that are still vivid in my mind... I'm so glad we were able to reconnect after all these years. You were a great friend when...

Jon was one of the best people I have ever met in my life and one of my best friends. He was always there for me in every situation and I feel like he made me a better person. He had a huge heart and shared it with so many people. God definetelty blessed him and now he is in his presence in heaven watching over all of us. I couldn't have asked for a better person in my life and he will be greatly missed. We will all be together again one day. Love you and miss you always Jon :)

My Dear Jonny-Jon-Jon,

My insides collapsed when I learned you left us and you have no idea how different a place the world is without you. May you be smiling and at peace in the light with your brother Lon and those who left before you.

Your heart was so sweet and kind, it quickly merged with mine … yet so delicate it took you on some crazy rides before you'd shake off and come back. You'd always come back though -- to the warm, smart, silly, thoughtful and deeply caring...