Jeanne Warzyn

I am so sorry about your loss. Please take comfort in God's for you and his promise in the Bible for a resurrection hope for our loved ones. John 5:28 - Do not be amazed at this, for the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice... My prayers are with your family..

Jeanne was a treasured friend. Her generosity of spirit, love of family, and vitality were inspirations to me. Her support of students training to be educators and singers at UW-Madison meant the world to these young aspiring musicians, and they loved seeing Jeanne and Willard at concerts and operas, cheering them on. A legacy of family, friends, and music--Jeanne leaves all this to us and to the world.

I'm sad to hear the news of Jeanne Warzyn's passing. I've known her since I worked for her husband at Warznyn Engineering dating back to 1970. The Warzyn's were more friends to me than an employer. Our birthdays were about a month apart so we tried to meet for lunch each summer to toucn base and celebrate our birthdays. We did this for many years, even after Mr. Warzyn retired from the company. The last few years when we got together, Jeanne was Willard's 'chauffer' and she participated in our lunches but she was happy to sit back and listen to us talk about the "good old days at Warzyn". We were so busy getting caught up that she seldom had a chance to get a word in edgewise! Mr. Warzyn always enjoyed hearing about what his former employees were doing and where their careers had led them. I always admired the respectful and loving relationship the Warzyn's had for each other. The last time we had lunch, as we were leaving the restaurant, Jeanne stopped at the ladies room. I asked Mr. Warzyn if I could help him to the car and he responded "No, that's OK, I'll wait for my Bride". That comment brought a smile to my heart. Her passing means Willard's wait for his Bride is now over and they are together again. May the love they shared bring comfort to those who meant the most to them. With love, respect and deepest sympathy to the Warzyn family.

Carol, Judy, Janet and families, My deepest condolences to all of you. Mrs. Warzyn was an amazing woman. I am forever grateful and honored to have been one of her first scholarship students and receiving her knowledge, guidance and life lessons while learning to play the Lake Edge UCC pipe organ. I still have the notes she gave me after my first recital at LEUCC. Succinct and very supportive. I continued to study with her until I went to UW-Madison and studied with Prof. Harvey. After graduating from the UW, I then did a few more years of study with Mrs. Warzyn. She was always patient, yet meticulous in what she wanted me to accomplish and her lessons provided a solid base, allowing me to be a substitute organist at many different churches around the Madison area, and beyond. Weddings, funerals, and Sunday services had me practicing and organizing, following her great examples and lessons. Beyond the music, I admired her and Mr. Warzyn for their many gifts from the heart. The support they gave the LEUCC community, sharing their love of travel with slide presentations, having many learn and join in the delight of playing in a hand bell chorus, and their love of nature. I read how Mrs. Warzyn helped sewers in 4-H, not having known that she shared another one of her many interests to young people. Mr. and Mrs. Warzyn were friends to many, and I cherished my conversations with both of them throughout the many years of seeing them while growing up. I know my parents, George and Grace Pollard, considered them dear friends, too. My thoughts are with you. Georgia Pollard Madison, WI

Carol, Judy, Janet and extended families, my sympathies go out to you all. Your Mom and Dad were always so kind to me and they seemed to take a genuine interest in my life whenever our paths crossed. I enjoyed the extra vegetables that they were so willing to share from their gardens over the span of many years. I admired your Mom's great homemaker skills....sewing, baking, etc. And of course, I loved the wonderful music at Lake Edge. More recently, I admired her great care of your Dad as his health declined. They were a very good example of a loving couple! Take good care of yourselves and may God help you to travel this journey of loss. God Bless You All, Linda (Nickeson) Brown, Wauwatosa, WI