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Gary and Barb Fischer posted a condolence
Saturday, February 2, 2013
To the family - Sorry we cannot come to the memorial in Cambridge due to the current weather storm conditions in Wingham. We will always remember Uncle Warren and Auntie Reta for their consistent spiritual walk with the Lord. Uncle Warren will also be remembered for his woodworking and poetry - always unique. Sorry to miss seeing cousins at this time. Barb and Gary Fischer
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Lucy Graves posted a condolence
Friday, February 1, 2013
Forty years ago Warren presented my family with a wonderful set of chimes, beautifully finished wood and three octaves of lovely sound. When we left St. Thomas as Salvation Army officers, the chimes became part of the music department at Arthur Voaden Secondary School. I carried with me a book of the New Testament in Warren's verse. Twelve years ago I connected with Elaine, again having the opportunity to make music together as we had done in high school and and have kept up on the Faw family, especially Warren and Rita. What talents Warren had and as the family and friends share these days I'm sure the blessings of all those memories will sustain, encourage and remain. May God continue to bless the Faw family.
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Jim and Lorraine Tremain posted a condolence
Friday, February 1, 2013
To the Family of Warren Faw We wish to express our heartfelt sympathy to each of you in the passing of your father/grandfather. He finished the race of life well and has been promoted to glory. May God comfort each of you at this time. We hold the memory of Uncle Warren and Auntie Reta with high regard. They were a couple that showed Christ like humility. Ps.116:15 Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints. Jim and Lorraine Tremain, Owen Sound, On.
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Murray and Gale Smith posted a condolence
Friday, February 1, 2013
Harold and Fern, Ron and Jeannette and Faw family.... This message is to send our love and remind you that you are being prayed for as you come together as a family to remember a special Dad...I sat beside him at Fairview Mennonite Home and marveled how keen he was as he anticipated his 100th birthday! Now years are passed and God has taken him home. May special memories of times with Dad/Grandpa encourage you to trust the Lord he served for so long! Miles and weather keep us from coming to Aylmer but know you are in our thoughts and prayers. Sincerely,Murray and Gale
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Ken & Helen Kroeker posted a condolence
Thursday, January 31, 2013
We extend our sympathies to your family as you reflect on the long life of your father/grandfather/great grandfather. May the happiness you all shared be warmly remembered and may those memories help to ease the pain of your loss.
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Linnea (Blake) Jensen posted a condolence
Thursday, January 31, 2013
My condolences to the huge family (friends) of Mr. Faw. I knew him in my childhood through Aylmer Missionary Church. I was blessed with gifts of books of Mr. Faw's poetry and still treasure them. May you find comfort and beautiful memories in them for generations to come.
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Carolyn Peters, Aylmer lit a candle
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
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Happy memories of being at the "Woodside Farm" with the rest of Mrs. Faw's Sunday School class of girls. We picnicked, ate delicious oatmeal raisin cookies, canoed, trapsed through the woods among the trilliums and jack-in-the-pulpits, listened to Warren's chimes and admired the wood carvings, the barn with John 3:16 written on it, and the wooden ferris wheel rides. Thanks for the memories Warren and Reta. Thanks for the encouragement, prayers, letters and poems. Gone now but never forgotten.
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Will Mansell posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Rose and Nathan and I are so grateful to share all the memories of your grandfather, Murray and Sandra, and your Dad, Elaine. We bless his confidence in sharing the afterlife with Christ, and only hope that we can follow in his example in our walk of life.
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Emily Faw posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
I met Warren and Rita 67 years ago. they stood up at his brother Ray Faw at our wedding in Springfield. We were united as the years went by watching our 2 children and their 4 chidren grow and mature as Christian families.
So many memories are there for me to relish and remember. Warren's music, poetry and chimes that he made and played for all of us. It would take a book to write some of the memories.
Warren has gone to his heavenly reward to join his parents and brothers. Someday I will watch as Warren makes music while his mother hums her favourite hymns; while Ray and Eugene pitch baseball.
Unfortunately I am too far away to go to the services, but my thoughts and prayers are with you all. Love, Aunt Emily Faw
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Tony Fischer posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Bye Great Uncle Warren. Absent from this earth but present with the Lord!
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Susan Adams dos Santos posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
I did not know Warren Faw, but know one of his foster granddaughters and their family.. Sue and Don Priddle. So I extend my hugs of condolences at this time to them and to the extended family.
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Barbara (Faw) Genttner posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
It is with mixed emotions that I say goodbye to you -for now-Uncle Warren, but I smile as I think of you and my father Ray, and uncle Eugene, together again. I will cherise your wood carvings and poetry books you gave me and have many fond memories of the farm and family gatherings. Because of distance from Blind River and bad weather here now, we are not able to be with all of you in person but we are there in thought and prayer. Barb (Faw) and Wayne Genttner
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John Clark posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
I was sad to hear today that Uncle Warren is nolonger with us. I am so happy I was able to see him in November when we were in Ontario. Although he did not say much during our visit you could tell he was well aware of everything that was going on. When we were getting ready to leave we wanted to take a picture with him. He made sure to straighten up and look his very best for the picture. I will treasure that picture. I have fond memories of visiting the farm as a child. For a city kid, like myself, the farm was full of fun things to do. However, most of my memories are associated with the farm house. Uncle Warren's carvings and chimes, Aunty Rita's cookies, Sylvia's drawings, visiting Grampa Tremain, the wood shed and the big wood stove in the living room. I attribute my interest in woodworking to Uncle Warren. Uncle Warren you will be missed! Say hello to Aunty Rita for me!
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Karen (Charlton) McConnell posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Reading this today immediately brought back a flood of wonderful memories from my childhood. I was a pupil at Martin’s School then – a one-room school which allowed much interaction between the students. While I was there Ron and Harold were also students, as was Sylvia. I gravitated toward her for many reasons, not the least of which was her talent as an artist. On rare yet special occasions I would go to her home with her after school. It is there that I experienced the warmth of a family who sang together around the piano, who prayed together, who created in ways that were simple and wonderful. I was fascinated with the marvellous and intricate woodcarvings that Warren created all those years ago and often wonder what has become of them. I also remember some books of his poetry and his love of creating it. I doubt that it was an accident of fate that his middle name was Wordsworth. I am sadly out of touch with the family, not having seen any of them since those long-ago days. I am now a wife, a mother, and a grandmother though with an empty nest. I am also a full-time artist and enjoy writing and trying to make music with the words. I often reminisce in gratitude for the riches brought to my life by the Faw family. And I know that those who remain will rejoice in Warren’s length of years and the realization of his return to his Creator.
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Wayne and Marilyn Wilkinson posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
So very sorry for your loss. We enjoyed our visits with him when we lived at Ella and Norman Chester's place. Cherish all of the great memories.
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Don and Ruth Smith lit a candle
Monday, January 28, 2013
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Gone from this earth - home with Jesus
Uncle Warren will always be remembered with love.
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Morris and Mary McLean posted a condolence
Monday, January 28, 2013
Morris and I want to express our sympathy to all the family of Warren Faw. He was an amazing man and he and his wife Rita prayed for us for many years as we severed in missions in Ecuador and Guatemala. I remember getting a letter from them some years ago and they said they prayed for us everyday. We have been so blessed to know prayer warriors like Warren and Rita. May the Lord comfort you in your loss knowing that the separation now is only temporary. Morris and Mary McLean, Guatemala, C.A.
