Montri Art Form

This photo was taken about 11 years ago in Washington DC.  "Promise Keepers", an organization of christian men, traveled from all over to join together at the Capital to pray for our country & our leaders. His shirt which reads "Love Defined" with a nail  representing the letter " i " is a good representation of how Warren lived his life, in appreciation for the gift of God's son.  This is only one of many events he had participated in in the name of Christ & to bring others to Christ. 

Since I had to goto Baltimore for work; I had asked Lloyd if he'd like to go with me. He had never flown before & I knew that the memory of DC meant alot to him. So here we are visiting the Capital & all of the wonderful momuments of our nations history.  Here is Lloyd on the phone with Warren last year sharing it all with him & reminiscing about the time they spent there together. After we arrived Lloyd couldn't wait to call Warren so he could share the experience.

 All in the family!  This was taken at mom & dad's (Jerry & Myrna Montri) 50th wedding anniversary party!  From left to right (the kids) Lloyd, Phyllis, Cliff, Nancy, Warren, & Rosemary. In the front sitting together are the proud parents Jerry & Myrna. After having & raising six children I'd need to sit down too.

Here is Warren playing at another christian event. This one was for a bikers association.  Many people knew he had a drug problem in the past and this was one if not the first performance "Saved & Sober"! He loved to worship the Lord through music. Singing,  playing and being able to share his testimony with others to give hope to those who were without hope & involved in the very bondage Warren himself experienced . His story gave hope & strength to others.

Among the events he participated in he also was a part of the worship team at his church using his talents for God's glory!

Warren has accomplished so much and has touched so many lives.  From his huge heart, intelligent mind, and love for the Lord he has lived a full life. He had a career he was good at and was well respected among his coworkers and superiors.  His friends were inspired by his faith and dilligence for doing what was right. He was honest about his mistakes and accepted responsibility for his actions and tried to right any wrongs that were done. There is nothing he wouldn't do for his family & those he loved. He'd be there for you anytime he was needed.  Despite struggling with depression at times, Warren was rarely seen without a smile on his face and was always trying to bring one to someone else.  We praise God for creating him and we praise God for taking him back into his safe & loving arms again back home where he'll be waiting for the rest of us in Heaven.

If you would like to share stories, pictures, memories, etc... or just read what others had to say, we have a "Warren Montri Guest Book" for you to visit.  It's at :

http://www.legacy.com/ToledoBlade/GB/GuestbookView.aspx?PersonId=99196314