Warren Vincent Mayo - ForeverMissed.com Online Memorials

Let the memory of Warren be with us forever.

This memorial website was created in memory of my brother, Warren V. Mayo....

Warren transitioned from this life at the age of 53 on November 14, 2018. He was born to Benjamin Paul Mayo and Jane Amelda Mayo on October 25, 1965 just minutes behind his twin brother Benjamin Paul Mayo II.

We will keep the loving memories of Warren in our hearts and prayers forever. He is survived by his wife Allison Kimmins, step-daughter Brielle Kimmins, grandson Liam Kimmins, niece Asia Mayo, brother Benjamin P. Mayo, sister Marlene Mayo-Tripplin and her husband Darryl Tripplin.

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May 20, 2022

Warren

SHE MADE IT!!!

Asia graduates from College!

Hofstra University class of 2002
Honors, Anthropology

We are so poud of her!!!

We know that you are in heaven beaming with pride.

We miss you
We love you

~Always

December 27, 2021

Another Christmas has come and gone,and we
Who love you miss you even more.

Its said that as long as we remember our lost
Loved ones,they will be with us forever.

If this is true..you will be in our hearts
Always...

Merry Christmas in heaven Brother In Law.

Love You...

Darryl

December 26, 2021

Thinking of you War, love and miss you

December 25, 2021

It’s December 25, 2021 and here we are entering another Christmas without you. Love you and miss you.
Your sister Marlene

November 18, 2020

I am a better person for having known Warren. He exemplified class. I think of him often when the going gets tough. "Piece of Cake" is regularly running through my head whenever I need that little extra boost to overcome whatever challenge I am facing at the moment. Our BU memories will live forever! Thank you Warren for making a difference for me. We conquered the Capstone Project with you leading the way! I can only hope that in some small positive way I helped to enhance your life too!

November 18, 2020

Dear Brother In Law
On your Anniversary in heaven, I want to tell you....

We still love you.

We still miss you

The sorrow we feel at losing you so soon
Has not gone away with the passing of time

We know that you are at peace and are with God.

Life goes on
But we wish you were
Here to experience it with us

You would be very proud
Of Asia.
She is in her Senior year
Now at Hofstra and
Is getting all A's
On her exams.
She has turned into a fine young woman
We are proud of her

As for us.
We are well

Hoping that one Day we will be able to be with you again

We remember you in all things.
Family photos,Repeating
Things you use to say
(Warrenisms),and the time
We spent at your beloved
"VINEYARD ".

Holidays are tough.

But..
We will be together
Which nowadays is a
Blessing.

Rest well Brother....
You are in our prayers

Darryl

November 22, 2019

Words can't describe how I felt about Warren, but I'll do my best. He was both a dear friend and a brother. Yes, Warren was Family. Since meeting Warren in early September of 1983, our first day at Boston University, he remained a big part of my life. It didn't matter how far away I lived or the time that passed between seeing each other. He was always the first one to call to not only wish me a Happy Birthday, but to also wish Marilynne and I a Happy Anniversary. This continued for 35 years. This was not simply an example of Warren's incredible memory. It was an example of how Warren always put others before himself. In fact, he continued to do so until the day of his passing. I'm sure I'm not alone when I tell you that my first feeling when I learned of Warren's passing was anger. I was angry because Warren never let on the seriousness of his condition. My second thought was, "Well, that's Warren". When I learned at his Memorial last November that he spent his final days assembling photos of his life with Family and Friends over the years to help out Allison it didn't surprise me. As usual my thought was, "Well, that's Warren". Something tells me that Warren will be the first person I see when my time comes to walk through the "pearly gates". Just like he did at Boston University, he will be there to help me get through it all. I know exactly how the conversation will go. "Hey Warren!" "How have you been?" As always as if nothing has changed Warren will say, "Fair to Midland." Then I'll ask him,"Will I get through it all?" Flashing his signature smile he'll say, "Piece of Cake". Of course, he won't share with me the lengths he went through to convince the powers that be to allow me to walk through those "pearly gates" with my dear old Friend because, "Well, that's Warren". Until we see each other again I'll be waiting for his call on my Birthday and Anniversary each and every year. We miss you and we love you, Brother.

Love,

Scott, Marilynne, and Caroline DeCruccio

November 18, 2019

On November 14th we’ve celebrated the memory of Warren’s life and love by releasing balloons with personal messages. It was a comforting and beautiful experience.

“Love you Warren “

November 18, 2019

I am thrilled to see folks continuing to write memoirs. I think about Warren often and would I had seen more of him the past few years. Love to all and forgive me for saying this, but it is somewhat apropos, (and I’m certain he would have liked it).......... “Warren for President.”

November 15, 2019

If anyone wanted to hear his voice again I was able to sample him share this song I wrote for him before he left us <3 .....https://soundcloud.com/aprilfoolchild/spread-my-wings-prod-by-nate?in=aprilfoolchild/sets/flight

November 15, 2019

Can't believe it's been a year, yesterday. Although our relationship was limited and fragile, those last moments we had together were special. I want to sincerly thank you for all the joy and love you brought into our lives, espeically Liams. I think of you often, and I hope you are enjoying your "piece of cake" continue to look over us and tell your Mom I said hi <3

You are missed

November 14, 2019

As we all know it’s coming up on one year since Warren‘s passing. I would like to celebrate Warren’s wonderful life journey instead of his death by asking everyone to take some time to remember how Warren shared his love and time with us. He’s impact so many of us during his life journey.

We are asking that you release your messages of love and memories to Warren by releasing balloons into the heavens anytime between November 14 and. November 30th. Pass this message on to others (Warren’s friends and family) please.

Share your thoughts and pictures by posting them to this memorial site.

I would love to see pictures of your thoughts and blessings on balloons rising to the heavens posted to this memorial site. Thank you

Keeping family and friends close to the heart

Marlene Mayo-Tripplin

October 28, 2019

It's hard to believe that Warren passed almost a year ago. He was smart, funny and curious. Warren was the one who started the family site for The Allens; I am thankful! God Bless you Warren, Arian Allen

October 25, 2019

Thinking about the last time Khari and I were with you and the family in Martha's Vineyard. Say hello to your mom and dad. I miss all of you!

October 25, 2019

Today we remember our Beloved Warren
On his first Birthday with the Angels

The pain of losing you Warren has not
Subsided.

But the Memory of you will sustain
Us,always

Heaven is celebrating your day
And we who are left behind
Await the day when we are reunited
With you there.

We miss you
We love you

You will forever be in our hearts

Happy Birthday Brother In Law

Till we meet again....

December 4, 2018

Warren was someone that I looked up to when I was growing up, he was an amazing role model and lived a life of virtue and excellence. You were always generous and kind to me and my brothers, your humor was a little bit on the corny side but you were always 100% genuine. I am grateful to have known you personally. I will always remember you Warren as a highly intelligent, educated, successful, and a accomplished man who left us way too soon.

November 25, 2018

A few days ago, I had posted this on Facebook. My public acknowledgment of grief. I regret not making his memorial. Warren was a man true to himself. If he didn’t know who he was, he sure fooled me. Love to Warren, his family and all our mutual friends.
A note for my roommate, Warren Mayo.
My roommate sophomore year at B.U. was Warren Mayo, an affable good humored fellow from Metuchen, N.J. We proved odd but decent roomies sophomore year. Me, a wild, ner do well, class skipping miscreant, paired with a level headed, scholastic by comparison. We would laugh at our disparity. Still, we enjoyed our respective wits and laughed with (and at) each other for laughing at similar stupid stuff. To whit, a memorable exchange one day, on a porch in Allston at a keg party. Enlarging upon the argument about a woman’s right to choose and birth control (this was 1986 after all), I claimed to be “pro-fi lactic” to which Warren replied, “I’m con-dom.” We giggled over this for a while, and pathetically continued to giggle about it pretty much forever, which, over time, became all the funnier since we realized how pathetic it was we found it funny to begin with. Such is the odd way one bonds with another.
I also worked for Warren at his first Company, Securities Research Group. Warren was extremely practical and had a gift for reducing complex thought to simple analogy. This gift was apparent for many of us who attended his “tutorials” cramming for exams. Warren was our communal tutor and scholastic mentor. He had an unusual combination of humor and an enviable way to simplify a complicated world. Many reading this who knew Warren will get that. He was a smart man and I always envied his ability to cut through the distraction and get straight to the point.
We will ALL miss Warren. Rest peacefully my friend.

November 25, 2018

Iam still in shock and words are so hard for me right now. I was so encouraged when last summer me and my children were visited by Warren and his beautiful family. He was always in touch with us but trying to get physically together was difficult. My children had not seen their first cousins in so many years. Warren was a teenager when I came to their home in Plainfiled with his first cousin Eric V. Mayo. Uncle Ben got my husband a job in New York I remember. Warren Bennie and Marlene and Aunt Jane made Eric and I feel like we were home whenever we came. Warren had such a sense of humor. He and uncle Ben would keep us laughing.
Oh I longed for that for my Sons to see their Mayo family and we were honored to visits with Warren and family over the summer. Such Joy just to look each other in the eyes and remember great time and to give The Mayo History. Something I learned Warren made a point to do. I, thank God for the reunion. So looked forward to staying in touch family. Warren, A Jewel, will be Forever Missed, but Never Forgotten. Rest In Peace Dear Cousin.

November 25, 2018

What I absolutely love about my cousin is his ability to make us laugh. Watching him go to battle with my uncle Ben was crazy funny...kept us in stitches. Mama jokes, jokes about the family or while watching boxing between commercials we couldn't wait to see what the two of them were going to say!

November 24, 2018

As you may know Warren would do anything for his friends and family. You would simple ask him and his reply would always be "A Piece of Cake".....
That's my brother. His ability to help anyone especially friends and family was something you could rely on. He would always come through for you. No matter how small or complex the favor was Warren made it seem as if the favor was just that for him.... a piece of cake.
His warmth and kindness will be forever missed.

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His Life

Wedding Bliss

November 17, 2018

Allison Kimmins and Warren Mayo met during early 2000's and quickly knew they were meant to be together. 2005 Allison agreed to marry Warren Mayo. They wed in Martha's Vineyard on November 26, 2005 in a small ceremony with few family and friends.

Warren enjoyed "married life" which consisted of his wife Allison, step-daughter Brielle and soon after the arrival of grandson Liam.

As everyone knows, Warren was a home-body. But somehow Allison got him to travel to places like Grand Canyon, Niagara Falls, Montana Hawaii and even London. Over the years Warren shared, with Allison, his love for Martha's Vineyard by returning to the vacation spot over the years.

Successful Accomplishments

November 17, 2018

Warren was the co-founder of Securities Research Group which was a startup bond information firm out of Massachusetts.

He successfully held positions in corporate America which included Moody's, Citibank and American Express. To improve himself Warren held the following certifications:

Siebel BA
Business Process Management Professional
Project Management Professional (PMP)
Program Management Professional (PgMP)
Six Sigma Black Belt Certified (SSBB)
Agile Certified Practitioner (ACP)

Warren went on to start a management consulting company called Summitt Solutions Corp. He was the principal consultant for the company for nearly 20 years. He and his company were recognized as a leader in Program Management, Project Management and Business Process Management. Summitt Solutions rendered services to a number of firms such as:

Moody's Investor Service, Wyeth Citibank, AXA Financial, American Express, MetLife, Bank of American, JP Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanly, guardian Insurance, Mass Mutual, Merrill Lynch, Pharmaceutical companies such as Merck and Johnson & Johnson, TD Ameritrade, New York Life Insurance, Dun and Bradstreet, Wyndham Corp and much more.

Recently Warren started the development of a new startup company called Smart Team. Smart Team assists the client in selecting and implementing home automation solutions that improve the quality of your life. Smart Team is brand agnostic, allowing us to present unbiased options for your home automation solutions

Both Summitt Solutions Corp and Smart Team have been entrusted to his sister Marlene Mayo-Tripplin to forge both companies forward with the same passion and success Warren provided.

Young Adult

November 17, 2018

Warren graduated from Boston University earning a BA in Economics and attended Rutgers Law School. During his years in school Warren was fortunate to meet life long friends.

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Happy birthday Warren!

October 26, 2020

You are missed Warren, you were always my role model and a kind hearted person

Happy Birthday Uncle Warren!

October 25, 2020

Happy Birthday Uncle Warren,
I miss you very much and I hope I'm making you proud.
love asia <3

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