I'm so sorry to hear of Warren's passing. He was a good buddy to those of us majoring in Electonics. Always eager to help and spot on with technical advice to solve a problem. To my mind he was the most knowledgable about his field in our major, aply demonstrated by building from ground up a complete Ham radio base station on a 19 inch rack system.
Once in the post college workforce I would see him at what was Sears tower on the Observation Deck which had windows into the radio stations broadcasting from there where he was Chief Engineer. He was living his dream on a daily basis. I would be there a few times a year when hosting overseas customers in town to visit us on business. I'd knock on the window and he'd kindly come over and spend some time answering questions and impressing everyone with his thorough knowledge of all the details of commercial radio broadcasting at high power. He will be missed.
I have known Warren since he was 6 years old. We went to Catholic elementary school together for nine years, high school for another four years. We both majored in electronics at our technical high school. In 1963 we both sat together for our amateur radio licensing test. My call sign is WA9GXR and Warren's call sign is WA9GXZ. We spent part of the 2017 Christmas holiday season together. Through those 66 years I found Warren to have a bountiful intellect, tremendous wit, and was a loyal friend. I am grateful that he is now without pain and my prayers continue for Donna and family as we all deal with this profound loss. Warren, we will pick up the relationship on the other side.
John Sheehy
Lane A. "Bud" Zamin
Sorry to hear we have another loss with Warren. Condolences to his family and friends. R.I.P. Bud
Thomas Krask
I'm so sorry to hear of Warren's passing. He was a good buddy to those of us majoring in Electonics. Always eager to help and spot on with technical advice to solve a problem. To my mind he was the most knowledgable about his field in our major, aply demonstrated by building from ground up a complete Ham radio base station on a 19 inch rack system.
Once in the post college workforce I would see him at what was Sears tower on the Observation Deck which had windows into the radio stations broadcasting from there where he was Chief Engineer. He was living his dream on a daily basis. I would be there a few times a year when hosting overseas customers in town to visit us on business. I'd knock on the window and he'd kindly come over and spend some time answering questions and impressing everyone with his thorough knowledge of all the details of commercial radio broadcasting at high power. He will be missed.
Robert Hojnicki (Hojnicki)
I have known Warren since he was 6 years old. We went to Catholic elementary school together for nine years, high school for another four years. We both majored in electronics at our technical high school. In 1963 we both sat together for our amateur radio licensing test. My call sign is WA9GXR and Warren's call sign is WA9GXZ. We spent part of the 2017 Christmas holiday season together. Through those 66 years I found Warren to have a bountiful intellect, tremendous wit, and was a loyal friend. I am grateful that he is now without pain and my prayers continue for Donna and family as we all deal with this profound loss. Warren, we will pick up the relationship on the other side.