Death date: Oct 21, 2004
Warren E. Fanshier Warren was born on March 3, 1945 in Tacoma, Washington to Jack and Marjorie Fanshier. He died suddenly on October 21, 2004 at Harborview Medical Center.Warren graduated from Clover Park High School in 1963, earn Read Obituary
My thoughts and prayers are with Kristina and her family. Mr. Franshier is loved so much by so many. He will always be remembered with love in our hearts, and rejoyced for the love and devotion to his family.##imported-begin##Sarah Kemp##imported-end##
This is the hardest condolence note that I have ever written. What a special man and great friend you were Warren. I'm going to miss you so much Boss. No more trips to Vegas, no casinos here, no more Sunday brunches. I will always treasure what you have taught me to always see the good in people.
Your life was too short here on earth but in that short time you touched many people's lives.
Smoke em'if you've got em'
Bye Boss##imported-begin##Lorraine Ahrendsen##imported-end##
Warren,
We knew each other for such a short time but immediately found that we were kindred spirits. I will dearly miss our lunch dates and your understanding heart. Thank you for all you shared with me during our last lunch together at the Pine Street Cafe- where we could smoke! At the end of that lucnh, I knew you so well and you knew that I understood. Thank you for your service in Viet Nam. You were the best sponsor I could ask for in my quest to quit smoking- do you think that I will be able to find anyone other than you willing to "chain me to a tree" for a week on their property to quit smoking? And, bring me juice?
I will miss you Warren and will not forget you.
Love Your Bud, Sandy##imported-begin##Sandy Burns##imported-end##
Over the past few days I have came to realize that there is so much that I did not know about my uncle, but looking back at the pictures and hearing the stories about his life it seems very clear to me that he was happiest when he was with his family. Marc and Krissy I am so sorry for your loss. Warren touched so many people’s lives and the world is a better place because he was in it. We are all deeply saddened that he was taken from us so suddenly, yet he will live on in our hearts and minds forever.##imported-begin##Tara Fanshier##imported-end##
We were so sorry to hear. He was a great neighbor of ours. Our thoughts are with his family.##imported-begin##Frank & Sylvia Whitman##imported-end##
Warren, I remember meeting you in 1974 when I went to work for the Health Department. You and Walt Huber were the team in social services. I was immediately impressed by your ability to launch into mini lectures about the issues facing our clients or the world in general. I know you touched so many lives...mine was just one of them. Walt will also miss you and everything you did to carry on the services that the two of you worked so hard to create. He is in Ireland and not able to write this in person but I know he would have wanted to share his thoughts and feelings about all you that meant to him. You will be missed by all of us.##imported-begin##Jerry Anderson##imported-end##
Dad.....we had one hour of complete consciousness together, you held my hand and said my name...I will always hear you say it that way.
I got my last E-mail from you yesterday and it was sent about an hour before you realized you had a stroke. What I loved to see at the end of your e-mail was ...love you, dad. You never signed it that way, it was always "hugs and kisses your favorite father"...again you made me feel so incredibly special by that. Marc and I found the two trees you had left in the yard next to the two that you had planted, we will always wonder what made you not plant those two but one of them will be in my yard, and Marc is planting the other in his. Your Grandson Mikel loves you so much and apparently you two had a closer relationship than I thought but he is filling me in on all your travels together and alot were shared in tears and the other was in side splitting laughter. He will never forget you and neither will I. Like you said last week, you and I are more alike than we thought. I can't even begin to tell you how proud I am to know that. Dad, we wish we knew before you got your fancy helicopter ride that you would go into a Coma and never wake up because I would have told you so much more. I would give anything on this world to have 5 more minutes with you, but I'm hoping you know what was in my heart. I will always see you giving us all the O.K sign with your right hand just before you took off for your flight. The only way I can take that is that you told me that you were going to be ok on your journey to a better place...
Love your favorite daughter...krissy##imported-begin##kristina##imported-end##
Your physical presence on this earth will be greatly missed, but the memories you created will always be in our hearts. You have left a legacy that few people can aspire to.##imported-begin##Janice Campbell-Stout##imported-end##
I started working with you in 1988 at the Health Dept. I've known you for 16 years and you were my mentor. You were special to me and to many other co-workers and clients! Thank you for caring! You will be missed very much!!! Your friend, Brad##imported-begin##Brad Holmstrom##imported-end##
Warren was a supervisor for me and helped me learn some of the skills that came natural for him. he will be missed by all.
Grady##imported-begin##Grady Taylor##imported-end##
