Riley Anne WARREN

I had the opportunity to know Riley in high school and later as an adult. Her 40th birthday party was epic! I will miss her wit on FB, and the occasional breakfasts 'halfway'. Miss you Riley.

Although we rarely communicated, I am comforted knowing that nevertheless you were in my daily prayers for the last 20+ years. You were always a marvel of a person. Glad to be part of the legion of your admirers. Pray for us, now.

I met Riley when she hired me at Anderson + Lembke in 1998 and we remained friends all these years. She was a great friend and a simply wonderful person. She was strong in the face of adversity, and always retained her great spirit and quick wit, I will never forget her.

Dear Riley, I love you more than words can tell. See you on the other side, doll!

Sending love and prayers to her family.

When I knew her in High School. Riley was always a bright light. She continued in that vein for the rest of her life. She fought a long tough battle against a terrible disease. She is a fine example of a fighter who did not let her disease define her. I am so sorry for her loss and my heart goes out to her family and friends. She was a beautiful light, full of positive spirit, which will continue to always burn brightly.

I cannot express the loss that I feel. Riley was a force of nature. She lit up the room with her smile and filled it with laughter with her sharp wit. My condolences to Cameron, Phyllis, and her brothers. My heart goes out to you all.

Oh Riley, I am so sad to learn of your passing. I remember the day that you told me you were diagnosed with breast cancer, our boys were in 2nd grade. You are a woman of grace, strength and divine wit. Cameron, we send our love and support.

High Shool laughter, High School laughter and yes more High School laughter. Riley try and not to take over Heaven to quickly!!!!!

High School laughter, High School Laughter, and yes more High School laughter. Riley try and not to take over Heaven to fast!!!!!!!