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Birth:          24 Jul 1922 New Canaan, Stamford, Conn.
Death:          13 Apr 2009 Saco, Maine

Notes
!PUBL
1981 book:
	Willard graduated from Fryeburg Academy with honors, and was 
valedictorian of his class. He attended Bowdoin, graduating in 1944, and served with 
the Quartermaster Corps in the Pacific during World War II.
Source: Warren, Reflections
pub rec on ancestry Freyburg Maine
Portland Press Herald (ME) - April 16, 2009
Deceased Name: WARREN, WILLARD CLINTON II
WARREN, WILLARD CLINTON II - 86 of Fryeburg, April 13, 2009. Memorial service, 2 
p.m., April 18, Church of the New Jerusalem, Oxford St., Fryeburg. Wood Funeral 
Home, Fryeburg.Edition: Final
Page: B10
www.bowdoin.edu/magazine/archives/2011/pdf/Bowdoin-vol82_No1.pdf
Willard Clinton Warren II '44 died April 13, 2009, at Seal Rock Health Care Center in 
Saco. He was born on July 24, 1922, in New Canaan, Conn., and grew up in Lovell, 
Maine, preparing for college at Fryeburg Academy, where he played football and 
developed a lifelong love of skiing. At Bowdoin, he majored in economics and was a 
member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. He enlisted in the Army Air Corps during his 
last semester, and served on bases throughout the islands of the South Pacific, 
attaining the rank of corporal. After his discharge, he returned
to Bowdoin and graduated in 1946, but remained a member of the class of 1944.
He moved to Boston and continued taking courses at Bentley College while joining the 
family business, Warren Publications, as the assistant treasurer and the third 
generation of Warrens to work there. He later relocated to West Virginia and 
Pennsylvania to work as a manager for Pro-Con. In 1957, he joined the Boston 
accounting firm of Mount and Carter while maintaining a home in Fryeburg. A 
succession of firms merged, eventually becoming the Boston office of KPMG Peat 
Marwick, from which he retired as senior tax principal in the early 1980s. He  served 
for many years as treasurer of the First Congregational Church in  Fryeburg and trustee 
of Fryeburg Academy, where he worked on the capital campaign to construct a new 
science building. A classroom in that building now bears his and his wife's names. He 
also served for 20 years as treasurer of the Western Oxford County Agricultural 
Society (the Fryeburg Fair). He is survived by a son, Willard Clinton Warren III; a 
daughter, Hannah Warren; a brother, Timothy Matlack Warren '45; and a 
granddaughter. He was predeceased by his wife of 62 years, Jean Stanley Cameron, 
in 2005; and by a sister, Patricia Warren, in 1999.

http://www.conwaydailysun.com/node/250065/18668
Willard Clinton Warren II
Apr 17, 2009 12:00 am
Willard Clinton Warren II, 86, of Fryeburg, Maine, died April 13, 2009 at Seal Rock 
Health Care Center in Saco where he had been residing for the past few years.Willard 
was born July 24, 1922, in New Canaan, Conn., the son of Barbara Matlack and Keith 
Faulkner Warren, and great grandson of Augustus Stephens, former mayor of Portland. 
Known throughout his life as "Brub", according to his brother, Timothy, a nurse at the 
time of his birth gave him the name, Brub, which stuck with him throughout his life.At a 
young age, the family summered in the Lovell, Maine area, returning to the area where 
his mother's family had lived for generations. They vacationed at Conifer beside Lake 
Kezar for many years before permanently moving to Lovell in the early 1930s. For 
several years they lived at a farmhouse on Conifer property called Spartan Range. 
While living at Conifer the Warren children were home schooled. Once the move to 
Lovell Village was completed in 1934, with a homestead being purchased in 1935, 
Willard and his siblings were able to walk to school to attend and graduate from the 
Annie Heald School in the Village.Prior to attending Fryeburg Academy, Willard was 
fortunate to have the sort of childhood one reads about in this modern age. He fished 
behind the house, swam, mountain climbed, hunted porcupines for the 25 cent bounty, 
caddied at the golf course, and still found time to do his share of chores to help 
around the house such as splitting and stacking the wood for the various stoves and 
fireplaces. Even with those responsibilities, Willard, became the editor of Lovell's local 
newspaper at the time, The Lovell News.While attending Fryeburg Academy, he met 
his future wife, Jean Stanley Cameron. Willard played football, and developed his love 
of skiing which he enjoyed throughout most of his life. Upon graduation from the 
Academy, Willard attended Bowdoin College where he studied and received his 
degree in economics. He was a member of the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity while at 
Bowdoin. During his last semester, he enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps to serve his 
country during World War II. He served on bases throughout the islands of the South 
Pacific, only to be sent home due to a medical condition and for further 
rehabilitation.Upon his return, Willard returned to Bowdoin to complete his degree. At 
the same time, Jean and Willard became engaged, and were married Aug. 26, 1946. A 
wonderful wedding and reception were held at Jean's parent's estate in Fryeburg, 
Highland Park. Following the marriage, Willard and Jean moved to Boston where 
Willard attended further courses at Bentley College, and went to work as part of the 
third generation working for Warren Publications as the assistant treasurer. In later 
years, Willard moved to West Virginia and Pennsylvania to work as a manager for 
Pro-Con with Jean's father, George Cameron. Upon completion of those jobs, Willard 
moved his family to the caretakers house at Highland Park and embarked on his 
career as an accountant.In 1957, Willard became part of the Mount and Carter, an 
accounting firm in Boston. Throughout his accounting career, his firms merged and 
eventually became the Boston office of KPMG Peat Marwick, from where he retired at 
the senior tax principle in the early 1980s. He managed to commute to Boston during 
the week until his retirement, and still have time for family life while at home in 
Fryeburg. Skiing, hiking, picnics, the Saturday night dancing, as well as the more than 
40 years of the traditional Sunday morning golf game, all made for relaxing while home 
in Maine.After retirement, Willard continued to remain active, traveling the globe with 
his wife, his weekly golf game, as well as donating service to his community. For many 
years he served as a treasurer of the First Congregational Church, trustee at Fryeburg 
Academy, as well as participating in an active role on the Capital Campaign for the 
building of a new science building, where a classroom is named after he and his wife. 
He also served as the treasurer of the Western Oxford County Agricultural Society for 
20 years. Under his guidance, with help from his daughter, he computerized the 
accounting and payroll systems to improve the efficiency of that organization.Willard is 
survive by a son, Willard Clinton Warren, III and his wife, Daphne, of Saco, Maine; his 
daughter, Hannah Warren and her husband, Lewis Chasteen, of Fryeburg; his brother, 
Timothy Matlack Warren and his wife, Phyllis, of Topsham, Maine; a granddaughter, 
Katie Jean Warren, of Malden, Mass.; as well as a niece and nephews.In lieu of 
flowers, donations may be made to the National Parkinson's Foundation. A memorial 
service will be held at 2 p.m., Saturday, April 18, at the Church of the New Jerusalem 
on Oxford Street in Fryeburg, Maine. Arrangements are made with Wood Funeral 
Home, Fryeburg. 



Parents
WARREN Keith Faulkner (24 Dec 1892 - 1 Jul 1987)
MATLACK Barbara (5 Oct 1896 - 1 Nov 1978)

Siblings
WARREN Patricia (2 Jul 1920 - 3 Aug 1999)
WARREN Willard Clinton ("Brub") (24 Jul 1922 - 13 Apr 2009)
WARREN Timothy Matlack (9 Dec 1923 - 21 Dec 2012)

Marriage To CAMERON Jean Stanley (28 Nov 1922 - 24 Jun 2005)
    m. 26 Aug 1946 Fryeburg, Me.

Notes

Parents
CAMERON George ()
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Children by CAMERON Jean Stanley 28 Nov 1922 - 24 Jun 2005
WARREN Willard Clinton ()
WARREN Hannah ()

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