Thomas John Warren Jr.

Our deepest condolences to the entire Byrne Warren family in your time of loss. If there is s fund to contribute to please let me know. Beth and Richard Konig

Our deepest sympathy to Kathleen and family for your loss of Tom,we will treasure very fond memories of him always.Way to young to be gone but left his mark behind with his beautiful wife and children.You will be deeply missed Tom RIP Dennis and Margaret

I'm a member of Tommy's high school graduating class. He was a funny guy and always had a smile. I am glad we were able to reconnect years later through Facebook. A key member of the class of '96 is gone, but he left us with some wonderful memories. My thoughts and prayers are with the family and his circle of friends now and in the days ahead. May God bless you and give you strength now and always.

I grew up with Tommy in breckinridge. I'll never forget the snow football games at his house. Tommy was always a good friend and will be missed

Tom was the most Loving Husband, Father , Brother, Cousin and Best Friend. I am missing him terribly and will be strong for his my Sister and there Babies. Love You Tom, we will be bike ridding in my dreams tonight :(

Deepest condolences to the Warren family during this tragic time of loss and reflection on life. Such a beautiful soul now turns into a beautiful heavenly protector. Sending prayers to the family. XO

Tom was a warm, generous, fun man and he is truly missed. His beautiful, sweet family continue to embody the love they have all have for each other and others and we are all blessed to have the Warrens among us. Love you all and we are here for you. The Heidingers

Dear T, We found your grocery list for a barbeque you were planning last weekend. Chicken wings, celery and blue cheese were on the menu. Your chicken wings were so delicious. You wanted to celebrate a friend and make them feel special. You were really good at making people feel special and loved. You did this in many different ways, but cooking for your friends and family made you so happy. You also got much joy out of planning an adventure. I’ll never forget our trip to Moab. We had rented two side-by-sides and were staying in cabins on a campground. Kathleen and I kept eyeing the nice hotel next door but you weren’t having it. You took us to Arches National Park, which is the most awesome sight I have ever seen. We did some hiking, off-roading, and swimming in the pool. In the mornings, you would get up early before anyone else and cook us all breakfast on the cast iron. This is just one example of the many great times you have brought to the people you love. This week I have heard countless stories of sporting events, concerts, camping trips, and Saturdays on the field supporting the kids. Tom, everyone that has ever spent time with you has a story. An unforgettable memory of enjoying life through nature, each other’s company, music, a fire, a hike, a bike ride and most certainly laughter. Your fun-loving personality was contagious. You would walk into a room and light it up with your smile. You chose depth over breadth of life’s journey. My big brother...my heart is broken in a way that I cannot even explain. You have left us way too soon. We all had so many plans. You so badly wanted to get us out to Utah again and show us more of the grande beauty. I want you to know that being here in Sandy has helped me feel close to you. The view from your chair on the hill is absolutely breathtaking. The mountains rise high to the sky and the deer are graciously passing through your yard. I am truly in awe of this place you chose for your family. The kids are thriving and enjoying the wide open spaces you favored. I will find strength in knowing you have left a beautiful mark on this Earth. You will live on in my heart and the hearts of all who loved you. I feel like you have said to us, “the mountains are calling and I must go.” Rest in peace, TJ. Love always, Jenny Pies

Tommy was a great guy. Really enjoyed spending time together. Our prayers for his entire family.

Our hearts ache for Tommy's family, Kathleen and the children and his dear little sis Jen and Wendy and all of the family we never met. We met Tommy when he came to visit his Grandma Caroline, our friend and neighbor. We loved this family and whenever we would see Tom we all had big smiles on our faces. He brought joy to us and he will be greatly missed. We mourn with you.