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David T. Warner (November 25, 1948 - January 3, 2012) was an American author and filmmaker. He lived in Sarasota, Florida and wrote about Florida. [1] During his later life he lived in Lochloosa near Cross Creek, Florida. [1]
David Turner Warner was born on November 25, 1948 in Birmingham, Alabama, the son of Jonathon Westervelt Warner Sr. and Elizabeth Butler. [2] [3] His maternal grandfather was Florida politician, J. Turner Butler. [4]
He wrote articles for various publications and was a contributing editor to Gulfshore Life and Sarasota Magazine. He wrote and produced three travel videos about Florida sights, Bimini By The Sea, Cowboys and Indians and UFO's, and Vanishing Florida. He said Borden Deal was his mentor. [5]
He was a contributing author on A Book Lovers Guide To Florida. He owned a bar and adult movie theater in Sarasota, where children's television star Paul Reubens who portrayed Pee Wee Herman was arrested for indecent exposure. [1]
He was involved in establishing the James Turner Butler lecture series at Stetson University and established an arts organization in Melrose, Florida. [2]