Don and Charlene Anderson lived full time on the Warren Light Center Land for many years- Often they were the only people there. Don was the caretaker of the land. He kept the spring fed water system working, maintained the buildings, mowed the campsites and trails, kept the electric working. Charlene registered the guests of the gatherings and kept track of people who attended or visited WLC.
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Don Anderson
Don and his wife Charlene were long time permanent residents of Warren light center. They lived in a mobile home that was located at the bend where to the left was the landing field and to the right was the main part of the center itself. Don was the caretaker of the land. He made…
Joseph Cecil
Joseph Cecil was a lot of things to and about Warren Light Center. He was on the board, often a presenter at gatherings, involved with helping Don Anderson repair and maintain the building and grounds. Joseph and his wife Anna had one of the cabins that they often visited and stayed at for several days…
Charlene Anderson
Charlene, Don Anderson’s wife lived full-time at Warren Light Center for a number of years. Charlene registered the attendees, put together the program booklets, kept up with things like correspondence, the mailing lists, getting things mailed, and making her home open to anyone that showed up at WLC either during events or when there was…
Bill Dye
Bill and his wife Angie were two of the original founders of Warren Light Center. Bill and Angie along with John and Ina Gallagher purchased the land that would become Warren Light Center. They shared a mutual vision of a place where people could come to learn, to teach and to interact. Bill had a…
Sierra
By Ronald Headley on May 19, 2012 Sierra – a kind, gentle soul who began showing up at WLC in the 70s. Sierra has been at a lot of gatherings and activities and often would spend days at a time on the grounds – in fact she still can be found there from time to time. Sierra and…
John Gallagher
John along with his wife Ina were two of the original founders of WLC. The Gallagher’s along with the Dye’s pooled their resources to purchase the land. They too had a vision of a Spiritual Center and moved that Vision into reality. John was a very deep thinker, a philosopher, who had studied and practiced…