Warren Katz

Happy Birthday Brother.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

One of the most talented people I ever had the pleasure of working with. I absolutely adored you. Kathleen, I am so very sorry for your loss. Winston, please know that your Dad worked really really hard and was super good at making magical things happen and everybody liked him and looked up to him. He was one of my heroes. With my most heartfelt condolences...

To Kathleen and Winston,
Joe and I wish you peace and strength in this time of sorrow. Warren was a good man and you will miss him terribly. I hope for the pain to lessen and that you will always feel that he is with you.
Cathy and Joe Perini

We will miss your kind heart, your briallance and your sense of humor! You were one of a kind! Kelly and Frankie

Dear Kathleen and Winston,
Words cannot express how sorry we are for your loss.
Your neighbors,
Dave & Katie Elsila

In 1993 I was a young Technical Director at NY City Opera in search of an assistant, and the Helmsley Lighting Intern, Jeff Croiter, had a roommate. Along with another, they lived in a shoebox on Bleecker for $1,500 a month each. It was over a bar however, so they felt they had a deal on their hands.
Warren Katz was an exceptional Technical Director. After a short while with NYCO I remember praising him with you're the best, at which he shot back second best. That balance of charm and integrity made for a pretty good beginning. What was initially a great assistant boss relationship ultimately became the best of friendships. We worked together under Donald Hassard and Sherwin Goldman. We managed the stage of the State Theater together with Frank Lavaia and Tom Maher. We played golf and smoked cigars, went to Saratoga and Centerline and North Bergen. 1993 to 1998 were particularly good years for me. It was a great time for a lot of us. Thank you for that Warren. You're truly the very best. There is no end to how much you are missed. Take care, comb your hair.
Love, Chuck

Peace to all who knew you and loved you. May God hold you close and may He guide your beautiful family through the saddest and hardest times ahead

I'm so sorry I can't be there to celebrate your life and honour your memory.
In my heart forever.

Rest in peace. You were a wonderful husband and father and friend to many. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family

For over 30 plus years we did it all.
We have our memories.
They can never be erased.
I love you and will always have a void in my world.
Until we meet again my brother.

May he be remembered for the good and kindness he gave to others. God keep those who pass on in his memory because they are precious to him. Psalms 116:15. Annie C. Ga.

Until we meet again my Brother, May you rest in peace. No more pain. R.I.P.