Warren R. Procci

Warren and I met in Latin class in high school.
He was the first real date that I had. We saw the play, “Little Me” with Sid Caesar.
I met Linda at a class reunion and thought the two were an ideal match.
My sympathies to her.

He was an amazing tutor that forged an interest in psychotherapy which I still practice to this day. RIP Dr. Procci.

Warren was a generous human being, and will be missed. We go back to grammar school and high school at Curtis H.S. May he Rest in Eternal Peace.

Dear Linda: We will all miss Warren. Warren was a bright light and a remarkable man. He seamlessly combined the grit of a football teammate with the loyalty of a good friend, and the brilliance of a sharp intellect who was bound for great accomplishments in his life. The story I remember most about Warren was one day in football camp when I was called upon to lead a summer practice for our Curtis team. I was very anxious and nervous to do the assignment, but somehow, I got thru it. Warren...

With heartfelt sadness, please accept our condolences. We will always appreciate how both you and Warren opened your hearts and home to our daughter Meredith while she was so far from home.

Many memories of Hoyt Avenue, Duncan Road , Curtis HS and time spent together at Highland Lakes NJ, Wisconsin and Chicago. Good "family" times will not be forgotten and neither will you Warren.

So sorry to hear of Warrens passing. My heartfelt sympathies to the love of his life Diane Solebello

I had the honor of meeting Dr. Procci several years ago in Pasadena at a Wagner College Alumni gathering at his house. He lived and breathed Wagner College and will be sorely missed. My deepest condolences to Linda and his family.

Dr. Procci was a gentleman and a scholar. Loved to harmonise with VK and always had an interesting story to tell. He has been missed since the day I last saw him. So long, farewell!!!