Warren Burton

In loving memory to a very special man of great taste.
Love

You were great as general heth in Gettysburg! I hope you and general heth have met and talked ! God bless

You´ve been gone some time now. I only know you as Gen. Henry Heth from "Gettysburg". As an lover of history and particularly, the Civil War, I appreciate your performance. I trust you´ve since had an opportunity to talk things over with the real Gen. Heth. Good Bless your soul.

Miss you friend

A very special human being with a depth of knowledge of the arts. A man of taste and elegance. May his soul soar. I shall never forget him. And what a cook! Gourmet. And humor and charm too. So many of us wish we could still talk with you. Safe, safe journey now, Warren. Love.
Tish

A very special human being with a depth of knowledge of the arts. A man of taste and elegance. May his soul soar. I shall never forget him. And what a cook! Gourmet. And humor and charm too. So many of us wish we could still talk with you. Safe, safe journey now, Warren. Love.
Tish

I just found out that Warren passed, and it breaks my heart. I will always remember him singing Zerlina's aria to me, from Don Giovanni. I am going to miss that smile, and that warm hug. He truly was such a love of a person.

I met Warren in the 60's, when he would visit my grandparents in upstate NY. My favorite memory is of him walking up the mountain behind their house in his Fisherman sweater, jeans and knee high boots, singing. I was a young child, very impressionable and he seemed larger than life.

Love from a forever friend from Chicago and RHS. So glad we got to be together once again in '82. Still treasure your portrait of me which you painted on Touhy beach one sunny day.

Thank you my friend,will always remember your kindness.

With Maria Callas and Magda Olivero forever...

I am so sorry for your loss. May you receive strength from God.

I remember Warren as a warm and wonderful person and, an extroardinarly talented actor with a special love for opera and all of the Arts.
Thank you Warren for being a part of my life with my family.
Francesca Bori

It would have been in the fall of 1980, and Warren came in to "The Saloon" across from Lincoln Center. I was his waitress. I had made designs on my suspenders. Warren was very kind, and told me my suspenders were beautiful. My bosses did not think so. I had to take them off, but the actor I recognized from "Another World" made me feel alright about it. Thanks, Warren...for your talent, and your kindness. Rest in Peace. Blessings! to your entire family.