Born in Dover, OH, August 10, 1931, Dr. Warm as lived the past five years in Munson Twp., OH. He had lived in Burton Twp. before Munson and was formerly of Lyndhurst, OH. He died on Sunday, February 06, 2011, at Altercare of Mayfield Village.He had been a Child Psychiatrist at University Hospital’s Rainbow BabiesContinue Reading
Born in Dover, OH, August 10, 1931, Dr. Warm as lived the past five years in Munson Twp., OH. He had lived in Burton Twp. before Munson and was formerly of Lyndhurst, OH. He died on Sunday, February 06, 2011, at Altercare of Mayfield Village.He had been a Child Psychiatrist at University Hospital’s Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital, in Cleveland from 1965 to 1997.Dr. Warm was a professor at the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, instructing in Child Psychiatry and a consultant with the Cleveland Public Schools.He was a veteran of US Air Force, Honorably Discharged as a CaptainDr. Warm was a member of Fowler’s Mill Christian Church, Munson Twp., OH.He was extremely proud of the hand-built a log cabin at the family get-a-way in Port Washington, OH. Dr. Warm felled the trees, cleaned the bark, cut and notched each timber and hoisted each into place. He also enjoyed hiking in the woods.He graduated from Oberlin College in 1953. He graduated from Western Reserve University (now CWRU) School of Medicine in 1957, interning at Duke University and returning to Case to study Adult Psychiatrics. Dr.Warm then served in Germany for 3 years in the US Air Force, finally returning to Case for his Residency in Child Psychiatry.Suvivors include his wife: Sarah (Nee: Cochran) of Munson Twp., OH, whom he married in Pittsburgh, OH, on June 26, 1958; his two daughters: Laura (Patrick) Schaffer of Munson Twp., OH and Lisa (Gregorij) Dolinar of Willoughby Hills, OH; one son: Theodore T. (Emily) Warm of Boulder, CO; 9 Grandchildren and one brother: Thomas (Kimie) Warm of Mustang, OKHis parents: Theodore H. Warm and Clara (Nee:Reeves) Warm Geib and a grandson: Joshua Schaffer, preceded him in death.
Samuel A. Nigro, MD
left a message on March 16, 2011:
Dear Sally and family: I just saw the notice in CWRU Psychiatry Newsletter....I am saddened at Reeves' death and despairingly embarassed and finding out just now. Reeves was special...he welcomed me in 1965 when I arrived as resident....and we worked together until I left in 1979. Our offices were right across from one another and we shared many moments together always positive and uplifting. Together we blazed the trail of child psychiatry at RBC...and the stories ranged from head-banging to elation. But there was always an incredible honest decency from Reeves who treated everyone with humane professionality...truly we need a million of him!!! With a guy like Reeves, there has to be more than all this craziness....deepest sympathy and belated condolences...God bless....please forgive my tardiness in acknowledging this wonderful man......sam nigro
Abba & Lenore Terr
left a message on March 3, 2011:
Dear Sally,Both of us are so sorry to learn of Reeve's death. He was a wonderful fellow, a good colleague, and a fine child & adolescent psychiatrist. We will miss him a lot. Hope you are doing okay through all of this. Our condolences to you and your family.Love,Abba & Lenore Terr
Abba & Lenore Terr
left a message on March 3, 2011:
Dear Sally,Both of us are so sorry to learn of Reeve's death. He was a wonderful fellow, a good colleague, and a fine child & adolescent psychiatrist. We will miss him a lot. Hope you are doing okay through all of this. Our condolences to you and your family.Love,Abba & Lenore Terr
Rose Resler
left a message on February 12, 2011:
I worked with Dr. Warm at RB&C. He was a wonderful person and great teacher. The child life staff benefitted from his wisdom and expertise. I feel fortunate to have known and learned from him.
Dr Brian Berman
left a message on February 10, 2011:
Dear Sarah and FamilyPlease accept my most sincere expression of sympathy and sorrow upon the death of a wonderful, warm, compassionate and authentic man and physician.He touch so many lives with his wisdom, humanity and humilityHe was true gem of a personHe will be missed by all of us privledged to know him.Regards,Dr Brian Berman
Scott Dowling
left a message on February 9, 2011:
Reeves and I were Child Psychiatry trainees together at University Hospitals from 1959 to 1961 and colleagues for many years thereafter. No one embodied loving care and professionalism with his patients and students and collegial friendship with those of us who were privileged to share work and learning with him. A hundred anecdotes surround him, most of them either profound or hilarious or both.. We have missed him since his retirement but knew that he was happy with his family, his dogs and his log cabin.. Now we will miss him even more.. Scott
Leslie Clarke, RN
left a message on February 9, 2011:
Reeves was an incredible colleague, always willing to lend advice and his wise counsel. A true partner with the RB&C Nursing staff, I remember his gentle nature and kindness in so many arenas.My deepest sympathy to his Family and Friends. He was one of the Rainbow greats and I am so grateful I had the privilege to work with him!!
Kathleen Quinn
left a message on February 9, 2011:
I always marveled at how Reeves lived up to his name- what a warm and caring person and physician. He make unique contributions by bringing his wisdom and professional insights to his work in the Cleveland public schools. Those of us who had the priviledge of knowing him miss his presence greatly. My condolence to Sarah and the rest of his family. Kathleen Quinn
Lolly McDavid
left a message on February 9, 2011:
Ted taught me "Dr. Warm's Third Grade Rule" as a student and I used it as recently as last Saturday in speaking with a mother who has an unruly adolescent. The rule is that underneath the acting-out teen is really the great child who was a third grader. It reassures parents that the storm will blow over. But if the child was a behavior problem in the third grade, you would need serious intervention.Ted was the ultimate professional. Always the gentleman, scholar, and teacher. One of a kind! Thanks for sharing him with the students at Case and the staff at Rainbow.
David & Wendy Smith
left a message on February 8, 2011:
I consider myself to be one of the lucky ones to have known Dr. Warm. He was a treasure to everyone he can in contact with. My heart goes out to you, his family, Mrs. Warm, Laura, Ted and Lisa and all the Grandchildren. You will be in my prayers.
David & Wendy Smith
left a message on February 8, 2011:
I consider myself to be one of the lucky ones to have known Dr. Warm. He was a treasure to everyone he can in contact with. My heart goes out to you, his family, Mrs. Warm, Laura, Ted and Lisa and all the Grandchildren. You will be in my prayers.
Marty Hughes Harrington
left a message on February 7, 2011:
To the Warm family,I'm so sorry for your loss. I first met Reeves when I started working in Psychology (Dept of Psychiatry) back in the late 70's. I remember when he invited people from Child Psychiatry to the cabin and my younger son had such a wonderful time helping to haul logs, etc. Reeves was just such a kind hearted soul who will be missed by many.
The Haas Family
left a message on February 7, 2011:
Our family is praying for your family during this difficult time. We are so sorry for your loss.Your friends, Phil, Mary, Maddie and Jenna
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Samuel A. Nigro, MD
left a message on March 16, 2011:
Dear Sally and family: I just saw the notice in CWRU Psychiatry Newsletter....I am saddened at Reeves' death and despairingly embarassed and finding out just now. Reeves was special...he welcomed me in 1965 when I arrived as resident....and we worked together until I left in 1979. Our offices were right across from one another and we shared many moments together always positive and uplifting. Together we blazed the trail of child psychiatry at RBC...and the stories ranged from head-banging to elation. But there was always an incredible honest decency from Reeves who treated everyone with humane professionality...truly we need a million of him!!! With a guy like Reeves, there has to be more than all this craziness....deepest sympathy and belated condolences...God bless....please forgive my tardiness in acknowledging this wonderful man......sam nigro
Abba & Lenore Terr
left a message on March 3, 2011:
Dear Sally,Both of us are so sorry to learn of Reeve's death. He was a wonderful fellow, a good colleague, and a fine child & adolescent psychiatrist. We will miss him a lot. Hope you are doing okay through all of this. Our condolences to you and your family.Love,Abba & Lenore Terr
Abba & Lenore Terr
left a message on March 3, 2011:
Dear Sally,Both of us are so sorry to learn of Reeve's death. He was a wonderful fellow, a good colleague, and a fine child & adolescent psychiatrist. We will miss him a lot. Hope you are doing okay through all of this. Our condolences to you and your family.Love,Abba & Lenore Terr
Rose Resler
left a message on February 12, 2011:
I worked with Dr. Warm at RB&C. He was a wonderful person and great teacher. The child life staff benefitted from his wisdom and expertise. I feel fortunate to have known and learned from him.
Dr Brian Berman
left a message on February 10, 2011:
Dear Sarah and FamilyPlease accept my most sincere expression of sympathy and sorrow upon the death of a wonderful, warm, compassionate and authentic man and physician.He touch so many lives with his wisdom, humanity and humilityHe was true gem of a personHe will be missed by all of us privledged to know him.Regards,Dr Brian Berman
Scott Dowling
left a message on February 9, 2011:
Reeves and I were Child Psychiatry trainees together at University Hospitals from 1959 to 1961 and colleagues for many years thereafter. No one embodied loving care and professionalism with his patients and students and collegial friendship with those of us who were privileged to share work and learning with him. A hundred anecdotes surround him, most of them either profound or hilarious or both.. We have missed him since his retirement but knew that he was happy with his family, his dogs and his log cabin.. Now we will miss him even more.. Scott
Leslie Clarke, RN
left a message on February 9, 2011:
Reeves was an incredible colleague, always willing to lend advice and his wise counsel. A true partner with the RB&C Nursing staff, I remember his gentle nature and kindness in so many arenas.My deepest sympathy to his Family and Friends. He was one of the Rainbow greats and I am so grateful I had the privilege to work with him!!
Kathleen Quinn
left a message on February 9, 2011:
I always marveled at how Reeves lived up to his name- what a warm and caring person and physician. He make unique contributions by bringing his wisdom and professional insights to his work in the Cleveland public schools. Those of us who had the priviledge of knowing him miss his presence greatly. My condolence to Sarah and the rest of his family. Kathleen Quinn
Lolly McDavid
left a message on February 9, 2011:
Ted taught me "Dr. Warm's Third Grade Rule" as a student and I used it as recently as last Saturday in speaking with a mother who has an unruly adolescent. The rule is that underneath the acting-out teen is really the great child who was a third grader. It reassures parents that the storm will blow over. But if the child was a behavior problem in the third grade, you would need serious intervention.Ted was the ultimate professional. Always the gentleman, scholar, and teacher. One of a kind! Thanks for sharing him with the students at Case and the staff at Rainbow.
David & Wendy Smith
left a message on February 8, 2011:
I consider myself to be one of the lucky ones to have known Dr. Warm. He was a treasure to everyone he can in contact with. My heart goes out to you, his family, Mrs. Warm, Laura, Ted and Lisa and all the Grandchildren. You will be in my prayers.
David & Wendy Smith
left a message on February 8, 2011:
I consider myself to be one of the lucky ones to have known Dr. Warm. He was a treasure to everyone he can in contact with. My heart goes out to you, his family, Mrs. Warm, Laura, Ted and Lisa and all the Grandchildren. You will be in my prayers.
Marty Hughes Harrington
left a message on February 7, 2011:
To the Warm family,I'm so sorry for your loss. I first met Reeves when I started working in Psychology (Dept of Psychiatry) back in the late 70's. I remember when he invited people from Child Psychiatry to the cabin and my younger son had such a wonderful time helping to haul logs, etc. Reeves was just such a kind hearted soul who will be missed by many.
The Haas Family
left a message on February 7, 2011:
Our family is praying for your family during this difficult time. We are so sorry for your loss.Your friends, Phil, Mary, Maddie and Jenna
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