I had Warren Harrell as my preceptor for MCV School of Pharmacy in Feb 1972. He and Anne became very very dear to us over the next years. He had a contagious  laugh, yet was serious about pharmacy, the profession, and training senior students. They had 2 Siamese cats, one named Thu Ling (sp?) and they could open the secretary in their living room. Oh my, how we laughed.  They hosted us to dinner at the lovely Cascade restaurant and introduced us to peanut soup. They absolutely adored their precious brilliant daughter. She made them so proud.  Anne and Warren, you had huge impact on our lives, personal and professional.

I am so sorry to hear of this loss. I hope that Warren's suffering was not for long and that he and his family are now finding some peace.

I am so very sorry for your loss. Warren was the best boss I could have ever asked for. I gained so much knowledge by working for him and he is one of the greatest men I have ever known. I will keep your family in my prayers.

To the family of Mr Harrell, my parents the late James "Greyhound" Wynn and his wife Gladys Wynn knew Mr Harrell. My dad Greyhound worked with him at the Williamsburg Drug Co as the head cook at the lunch counter when it was on the corner of Duke of Gloucester street. He spoke very highly of Mr Warren and his family. God be with you all during this very difficult time.

So sorry to hear about your loss. You know that God and Jesus are in the best position to comfort us when we lose a loved one in death.

My deepest sympathy to the family.  I remember when Warren and his family first came to town.  He stayed with my parents in their guest home.  He was a very nice gentlemen.

Very sorry for your loss, although it has been many years since I had last seen Mr Harrell I still remember him and the entire family as though it were yesterday. My prayers are with you all during this time of grieving

Blessings and prayers go out to Warren's family.  He helped me so much back in the late 60's through the mid 70's with medicine for myself & my children and also a wonderful shoulder to cry on in the bad times.  God bless each of you as you miss this wonderful man and great human being.

Where does one start talking about Warren.  He lived life to the fullest.  He was an amazing carpenter as I have one of his pieces on my wall, orchids, he had the special touch, golfing he loved.  Even one of his Chows was named after my son, Kipp who was special to this family.  I have been close this family for most of my life.  Mimi, Debbie, along with Tim and their girls have matured and grown up in my life. I have always loved this family.  They give so much love and compassion to me, my sister Janice, my son, Kipp, and our family.  Rest in peace Warren, you gave so much to all of us; Thank you.

OBITUARY

Warren Earl Harrell

April 24, 1933 – February 1, 2015

Nelsen Williamsburg

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