Birth date: Jan 14, 1949 Death date: Oct 10, 2016
Warren Donald Jew passed away peacefully on October 10, 2016 in Hayward, California. Born in Alameda, California on January 14, 1949. He graduated from Skyline High School in Oakland and was a musician in both the Weldonians March Read Obituary
I have such good memories of Warren and all his family from our time in the Weldonians together. Warren was a good friend and someone who I always looked up to. He will be missed by all who knew him. May he rest in peace, and may God be with Warren and all of his family now and always. With love, Richard & Carol Lewis
We are sadden to hear of the passing of cousin Warren. I know he will be greatly missed. We pray that God will comfort and give you pease during this difficult time.Our condolence to Uncle Donald, Sharon, Janis, Lester and Family.With Sympathy, Bill, Lorraine (Chin) Seto and Family
I was the delivery driver for his dadâ??s restaurant, Bamboo Kitchen, way back when Warren was 14. One of my duties was to drive Warren and his sisters to Chinese school several times a week. Letâ??s just leave it as this was not his favorite activity, he willing shared his dislike all the way there. Iâ??d also take Warren home on occasion, and our conversations were far more pleasant.Warren had a love for music, and I still have the LP of the Weldonian Band he was in.My sincerest condolences.Robert Woolley
My best memories of Warren is when he used to stay overnight at the farm. Big smile and laugh with a practical joker's streak. Glad to see him at the Chin cousin reunion in Las Vegas last year. He will be missed.Cousin Raymond
Dear Jew FamiliesWe are so sorry for the loss of Warren's passing, and how much he will be missed. He was genuinely loved by all his Chin/n's cousins.Please accept our deepest sympathy and extend it to other members of the family.We are so sorry we will not be able to attend his service.Love always cuz Rosie and Paul
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A few childhood memories of Warren — every Christmas we'd watch Warren open his presents at his family's home; there'd be a stack of gifts for him to open. He was big on teasing and pulling pranks the younger cousins. He was a gifted musician; we'd watch him perform with the Weldonians!Peace be with you, cousin, Sandy
I was so sorry to hear about Warren. I'll always remember Warren as #8, proudly carrying his large #8 balloon at the Las Vegas reunion. I also remember him as a kid during family get togethers asking if anyone wanted any more food and then scooping up the leftovers onto his plate. May your memories of Warren live on forever.
