I count it such a privilege in my life to have known Warren.  Like Diane, I came to know him at the EP Senior Center where we worked.  It made me smile to read what Diane wrote about his daily ""routine"" there for lunch; however, I think Warren had another daily routine - that of going to the Safeway store - several times a day to purchase an item at a time? I shop there only briefly, once or twice a week. No matter whether that was 9 a.m. or 3 p.m. or what day...I would run into Warren and be greeted with that wonderful, shy smile. 
At my request, he also kept me updated on his medical tests. When I would ask if I could pray with him, Warren would smile and nod his head in the affirmative. I would then say, ""O.K., Warren, but we have to go outside on my break to keep church and state separate."" He always chuckled at that.  
I had no idea of all Warren's  incredible life's accomplishments!  He was not only extremely gentle, kind, gracious and a gentleman - he was humble!
During the Scottish/Irish Festival, I expressed interest in knowing the Campbell heritage!  Wow! Did I get a history lesson! Warren brought me MANY pages of the Campbell family background. He so enjoyed sharing it, and I in reading it!
I, and his many friends at the Senior Center, will greatly miss Warren.  (And his wonderful, silly jokes!)

I met Warren at the Estes Park Public Library and got to know him a little better through the Senior Center. He was an avid reader and always had a good joke. He will be sorely missed in our community. Maggie Claiser - Senior Services Librarian

Warren was my very kind and conscientious neighbor for almost five years here in Estes Park.  He was always ready with an interesting story or a witty joke that often illustrated his political convictions.  My dog Jack also enjoyed the attention he received from Warren and was certain to lead me to Warren's door after his walks to enjoy a pat on the head.
I am happy to have known Warren.  He was a good man.

I met Warren when I was working in the kitchen at the Estes Park Senior Center.  Warren was always the first to arrive for his table of friends, always got their place settings for them, and then sat patiently with a cup of coffee waiting form them to arrive.  Most recently, I worked the front desk there, and Warren never waivered in his attendance, or his method of paying for his lunch.  It never varied!  He was a quiet, gentle man and I was glad to have gotten acquainted with him.

I was with M&I Engineering when I first met Warren at his house on Fish Creek when construction of the Upper Thompson Sanitation District pipeline was underway across his property.  He mentioned that he was a Civil Engineer recently retired from the military.  M&I was looking for additional resident engineers for the project and shortly afterward, Warren started working with me.  From him I learned a great deal about good old common sense and integrity in carrying out your work.  My wife and I often talk about being invited to the Campbell's house for a delicious and elegant dinner served with a European flair (salad after the main course) learned from their stay in Germany.  He was a remarkable man who lived a remarkable life!

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Warren Campbell

11 diciembre, 1920 – 27 septiembre, 2007

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