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Jud Ashmore, who like Ware spent time as a [[television]] weather broadcaster in San Antonio, called his friend "a rock star. He was totally unpredictable, very honest. He called it like he saw it."<ref name=waredeath/> Trey Ware, who co-hosted with his father for many years, posted a farewell on [[Facebook]]: “My hero returned home to his Lord and Savior [[Jesus Christ]] this morning. My dad, Ricci Ware, was my hero in every sense of the word. He was a one-of-a-kind talent who had the natural ability to make you laugh and feel better about life in all circumstances. He could also cause you to think — deeply"<ref name=waredeath/>

Jud Ashmore, who like Ware spent time as a [[television]] weather broadcaster in San Antonio, called his friend "a rock star. He was totally unpredictable, very honest. He called it like he saw it."<ref name=waredeath/> Trey Ware, who co-hosted with his father for many years, posted a farewell on [[Facebook]]: “My hero returned home to his Lord and Savior [[Jesus Christ]] this morning. My dad, Ricci Ware, was my hero in every sense of the word. He was a one-of-a-kind talent who had the natural ability to make you laugh and feel better about life in all circumstances. He could also cause you to think — deeply"<ref name=waredeath/>

Ware and his wife are interred at Stockdale Cemetery in Wilson County.<ref name=findagrave/> He outlived two of his grandchildren, a son and a daughter of Trey Ware.

Ware and his wife are interred at Stockdale Cemetery in Wilson County.<ref name=findagrave/> He outlived two of his grandchildren, Justin Christopher Ware (1985-2014), a guitarist and motorcycle enthusiast, and Rebekah Lindsay Ware (1988-2009), the son and daughter of Trey and Nancy Ware.

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