For Warrick

[Gil Grissom is delivering Warrick's eulogy]

Gil Grissom: As crime scene investigators, we meet people on the worst day of their lives. They've just lost a family member, somebody they loved, often in a horrible way. Peace of their heart is gone and will never be replaced. The phrase we're trained to offer them, « I'm sorry for your loss », as we know now, doesn't offer much. Warrick Brown was a young boy when his parents passed away. Much too young to learn that life could be such tragically short. But I think that it taught him how precious life is, and so he lived his life to the fullest, each day as if it was his last day. I was with Warrick on his last day. All the qualities that defined him, his tenaciousness, his deep sense of loyalty, his courage to risk his life for what he knew was right, all those traits were with him on that last day. Just before he died, we were all having breakfast together. Our team. His friends. His family. And Warrick was... he was...

[on the verge of tears]

Gil Grissom: I'm gonna miss him so much.