A Wilmington native, Warwick attended Wilmington College (which became UNCW in 1969) in 1955, completing his degree at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Former UNCW chancellor James Leutze called Warwick "an outstanding asset to the university," according to UNCW's archives on the Warwick Center.
"He became a partner of Lowrimore, Warwick and Co. from 1973 until its merger with Gladry and Pullen CPA in 1992. Mr. Warwick was ... a past member of the Greater Wilmington Chamber of Commerce and Committee of 100. His leadership and dedication to UNC Wilmington is apparent through his positions on the Alumni Board, the Seahawk Board and as Chairman of the Foundation and Endowment Boards," the Warwick Center archives page states. "From 1989-1997, he sat on the UNCW Board of Trustees and was on the University Board of Governors. Mr. Warwick was also co-chairman, along with Mr. Bruce Cameron, of the capital campaign fund to build this center. This honor is given to him due to his 'professional counsel, philanthropic spirit and love of this campus.'"
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