Invidious

I'll remember these every time I see his paintings. It seems nostalgic and uplifting remembering the paintings on seekers of the supernatural and ones you've already shown. That's cool

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@sharonthomas865

Thank You Tony for all that You do, God Bless You Tony, Judy and all your Family 🌹💐

4 years ago | 1

@hannah-pp8ct

there’s something about this that touched my heart. the dog food can, the paint dried on the brushes... it just goes to show that you can find beauty in such trivial things.

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@kiwi9602

Haha I love that they’re in a can! I was blessed to know my great grandparents and they had all sorts of quirky stuff like this around. It’s the little things that add personality and character I think :) Thank you for sharing!

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@paragon_moon8400

I love that their in a pedigree can. Wow that is so cool. Everything left in time. Thank you for sharing Tony. I actually love this!

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@michellebranch6024

Ed and Lorraine, I thought of them over the years. The world lost a great amazing couple. I remember when I first saw an interview of them on atv news. Lorraine said never play with something out of this world, like boards. Im interested in good ghosts. I never played the games. I admired these true pioneers of goodness to the world they gave. Blessings always to Ed and lorraine Warren, and their lovely daughter, and hubby.

4 years ago | 1

@jackiefilakosky669

I love his pedigree paint brush holder. 😊 I know they LOVED their pets! He was an awesome painter.

4 years ago | 0

@Halloweeny

I love that you have took over for ed and Lorraine in a sense carrying their memory on thank you so much for this Tony

4 years ago | 4

@ogenevieve

I would love to own any of Ed's artwork. And what a good man to create an authentic and honest way to make money and provide for his wife and family. Love you Tony

4 years ago | 0

@treilamorgan7876

Thanks for sharing!! How cool to see. ❤️

4 years ago | 1

@stefanpaul

Ed Warren was a very good man and a beautiful painter

4 years ago | 1

@tiffanymariezaccagnino2599

Tony your the best son-in-law I seen in a while, God bless you I pray and hope I will one day have a son-in-law like you, alota love and loyalty and that's what makes the perfect family.. God bless you and wifey You guys are good people.. 😉

4 years ago | 0

@becberry166

Wow !! Probably just how he left them.. prolific!!! .. these are true old paint brushes, if only they could speak or whisper!!! The many thousands strokes of creativity whilst all the while, Ed probably was mulling around in his mind , so many memories , or future investigations were yet to endure 🖼 creativity is a blessin

4 years ago | 1

@bobiijae790

Man oh man I would have loved Ed to get a few lessons from him! I'm not exactly,the best painter but that's okay I'll get there, my Nana now she was the true painter in the family! He had quite the talent even if he didn't believe he did

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