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Kurt met his wife as a stock boy in St. Louis. He was a stock boy before he was a great football player, his wife was shopping at a food lion that Warner worked for he could help but ask her out, she said yes. When he got to her house his future wife said that she couldn't come because her disabled kid was sick and she couldn't find a baby sitter, Kurt offered to take the kids with them and they did, they had a great time with her two sons Kurt and his wife, one year later they got married, Kurt wants to be a minister when he gets out of Football.
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