Warren A. Strelow

Coach Strewlow was my baseball coach in 1965. He replaced George VonDrashek who was the best coach I ever had. Strewlow did a great job--however we lost to a lesser team in order to get into the district finals. It wasn't the coaches's fault. He did his best!

I new Warren for a short time, and was inspired by his ability to overcome his illness and do what he loved to do~my condolences to all of Warren's family, he will be greatly missed

Warren was a good friend and neighbor for many years on Jenks Street. Our deepest sympathy goes to his family for their loss.

To the Strelow family I can only say the world has lost a truly unique individual. The lives he has touched and made a difference in are endless. You found yourself wanting to be around him whether it was at a rink, baseball field, classroom, locker room or eating popcorn in his living room that Karleen made. He loved his players as much as he loved his boys. I will miss sitting at hockey games with you Warren. I will miss your one liners. I will miss so much of you. I will be so thankful for...

Warren was an amazing goalie coach and man. I know he is in Heaven with Coach Brooks watching over us all. My condolences to the Strelow Family.

Tom,

My condolences to you and your family on the passing of your father.

Sincerely,

We will always be thankful for the time Warren spent coaching our son Joe when he played Juniors. Joe left home a boy and returned a man. Warren will be greatly missed by all.

Rick~ Im so sorry to hear about your dads passing, May god bless you and your family in this very sad time.

KARLENE, TOM AND RICK; WHAT A TRAGIC LOSS. THE HOCKEY AND BASEBALL WORLD WILL MISS HIM. PLEASE REST ASSURED YOUR LOSS IS BEING SHARED BY MANY. THE STATE OF MN HAS LOST A GREAT MAN AND A GREAT BASEBALL TRIVIA EXPERT.