So sorry Win to read of Warren’s passing. Fond memories of bowling together, his humour and sunny disposition will be sadly missed. Condolences Eunice

Rest well, Warren. Thanks for being such a great friend of my parents (Christa and Wayne) and of our family. You were always an open door, a friendly face and a shed load of laughs. Love to Win and the family as you mourn the loss of such an amazing soul, may that memory live on with you forever! Dave, Charlie, Chloe and Evie xxxx

Deepest sympathy on your loss of Husband, Father and Grandfather. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Win, and your family. Barbara and Kevin Daly

Win, I met you and Warren just over 12months ago and immediately thought what a lovely couple you were. Your personalities shone and I could see how close you were to each other. I was pretty devastated when I heard of Warren's sudden passing while I was in Whangamata bowling, and my heart went out to you, and your family, at the sudden loss of a dear and treasured husband and father. He will be missed at the Bowling Club - he was such a personable lovely man, with a good sense of humour, and was proving to be a promising bowler and member of our Club. God's grace and strength be with you and all the family, and may Warren rest in peace.

This still comes as a shock and hard to believe. I remember when I was younger always being slightly scared of you with your slightly gruff voice and loud laugh. After reconnecting with you and Win after all these years I have realised what a great man you were, funny, caring, full of knowledge and some great stories to tell. Both my kids, Henry and Evie have already said how much they will miss you, such the impact you had on them and always made them welcome, thanks for being part of their lives. It was was an absolute honour being a small part of your life. Rest in peace.

Rest in peace Warren. I am thankful our paths meet through my late mother Janne Fraser (Bell) all thoughs years ago. I will always remember your sense of humor and warm smile. Deepest condolences to Win and the boys Dave Bell and family

Warren, we will miss you, our dear friend of 35 years. Our love and support to you Win and to your cherished family. We're here for you. Love from Christa and Wayne xx

So sorry to hear about the sad news of Warren's passing. Warren was a Greerton legend with his passion for the dairy and the bookshop. We shared many an adventure following our boys through volleyball, tennis and rugby. The memories of our journeys together will always be with us ❤️ Hugs and condolences to Win and all of the family. Love Howsie and Trish

We were absolutely shocked to read of Waren's passing. So really sad a great man Husband and friend. May we wish Win and Family our sincere condolences on the loss of a great Husband, Father and Grandfather. Much Love and Blessings Alan and Ann of Taumarunui.

Will miss your advice and cheeky chuckle. Loved listening to the adventures you and Win had over the years. Your gardening tips were most helpful and it's a pity we couldn't get the bee hives going. Deepest condolences to You Win, your love for each other was wonderful to witness

Our deepest sympathy to you and extended family Win at this sad time. Just remember to look back at the fun and loving times you had together. R I P Warren.

Dear Poppa. We adored you. We looked up to you. We loved your hugs, your cheeky jokes, your love of gardening, your diy skills, your gruff but loving voice and your love of sport. You have shaped us and we will strive to have a work ethic as good as yours. Always in our hearts Poppa. ❤❤ Xavier and Sebastian.