Jo Ann Brechtel

And, you know, okay, sometimes it's accepted, sometimes it's not.

But when he was out on his own, I had no idea how important his spiritual belief was and how important his grandma was to him.

So I appreciate that.

So far, they're saying that they really loved it, and they didn't know Warren had so much artistic ability, which, likewise, I knew he drew, but not to that extent where he combined it with his spiritual thoughts about creation and why we were here and how the world was and how it was developed.

That was what shocked people the most.

They knew about his work at the KTLA, but we weren't aware, I think, of his artistic.

And all this time, he started like in 87, he had collections of this, and then in 90, and he wouldn't,

brag or a show.

He was collecting it, I think, for a time when he went to do it.

I'm just happy that people are getting to know this about him and they think that they're just happy they got to see more of him and know more about his beliefs, his words, and his friends.

It meant a lot to them.

A lot of them said, it's so special, I love it.

And it makes me happy because

His friendship, when you were his friend, it radiated with you.

He'd help a lot of people.

He had a way of listening to his friends.

And I know if you asked them today, they missed that, calling up Warren and talking with him.

Because like I said, he was always sort of upbeat.

And like I said, I never knew he was even that sick.

It took me total by surprise.