Warren Wolf

There is not a day that passes that I do not feel the loss of Warren, his fine mind, his noble values, his generous heart, his family and friends. Time only makes the loss of him even more clear. Our world is turbulent now. We have never needed Warren more.

We have now honored the 1st anniversary of dear Warren's death on April 25. On May 1, I remembered Warren on what would have been our 11th wedding anniversary by seeing the ballet (which Warren loved) with friends Josette Bodonyi and Joy Brady Beers. Joy and I went on to a beautiful lunch at one of his favorite places, Lindey's. The day was gorgeous, as were the flowers on the courtyard. Once again I was reminded to enjoy these precious moments as nothing is forever. I think Warren would have been pleased that so many lovely things have also happened, even in the wake of his tragic, premature death. There are still many things I must do in my life, one of them, telling Warren's story, including the way he lived life, ie. fully, with gusto, and with immense appreciation. Thank you, family and friends, for your support and love. I feel much appreciation for your care.

Warren was a great humanitarian! He will be missed. Condolences to the Wolf Family and Friends. -Doris Jackson

Warren, Your light burned brightly in life, and it continues to brighten the many paths you touched, including, most profoundly,
yours and mine. Linda

Warren was a 'force of nature' but he was humble enough to know that "no man is an island" unto himself alone. On his behalf, I want to thank our wonderful family, many friends and colleagues for both enriching his life with your presence and for the many lovely words and acts of care that you have shown to us now, as we shoulder this immense loss. Linda Whinery Wolf