This site is dedicated to the memory of David Warren.
David Warren was born in Greenwich, London on October 27, 1951. He is much loved and will always be remembered by all his friends and family.
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one year ago
Clare Michael Wedding
Donations as gifts for celebration of Clare & Michaels wedding
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2 years ago
The Warrens
Darling, such happiness in the various Warren households. Just wish you were here to enjoy them too. Missing you everyday my heart still aches for you ❤️
£50.00 (+ £12.50 Gift Aid)
4 years ago
Jan
It’s not a Merry Christmas without you - just another day of memories
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Thoughts
Five years since I saw you, spoke to you, touched you, laughed with you.
Five lonely, heartbreaking years trying so hard to carve out a life without you.
Five years of constantly relying on memories we made together to keep your essence in my heart.
Five years dedicated to trying to raise awareness and funding for research and care for those living with or affected by MND, the terminal, vile illness that claimed your body and took you away from me.
I’ll never stop, I’ll always share who you were, what you were and what a difference you made in so many peoples lives. My special, funny, rare man, beloved by all who were fortunate enough to have known you.
David William Warren
27/10/1951 - 09/09/2015
POW darling 💥
Jan
9th September 2020
Recorded a pod cast on bereavement for Midlife Movement
I’m to be the face of a magazine for women in April 2020
Made a film last week - local filmmaker for film festivals only.
Write a chapter of our book - just up to our first meeting on 9/11/84
Had an audition for a commercial to be shot in Prague yesterday.
Look at me getting on with living! But all of it I do with you in my heart and thoughts.
Miss you so much
Jan
30th November 2019
Oh darling four years. Many friends have joined you and Neil aka Mr Neil last Saturday. It’s never going to get any easier, the realization always hits me in the pit of the stomach that you’re never coming back. POW
Jan
9th September 2019
