Former member of the band The Supremes Florence Ballard is also buried there. Erin–Warren Fractional District No. 2 Schoolhouse is technically in Eastpointe, Michigan but is included because of its proximity (both in distance and in history) to Warren. General Motors Technical Center Warren Truck Assembly, on location since 1938 Governor Alexander Joseph Groesbeck John Theisen House Village of Warren Warren Township District No. 4 School Warren Union Cemetery The tenth and eleventh markers are technically in Center Line, Michigan but are included because of their proximity (both in distance and in history) to Warren: St. Clement Catholic Church St. Clement Catholic Cemetery Additionally, about two dozen markers have been placed around designated sites in the city by the Warren Historical and Genealogical Society. Notable people Norm Augustinus, cult writer, comedian, actor; attended McKinley Elementary; featured Warren as backdrop to bestselling book Cats & Dogs. Alex Avila, major league baseball catcher, attended high school in Warren. Bruiser Brody, professional wrestler, attended high school in Warren. Jim Daniels, writer, born in Warren. Eminem, rapper and recording artist, attended Lincoln High School. Denny Felsner, former NHL player, born in Warren. Norman Geisler, Christian Theologian & Philosopher, born in Warren. Harry Gozzard, jazz musician who lived in Warren from 1955 - 1995. Alex J. Groesbeck, former Governor of Michigan, born in Warren. Grant Hochstein, figure skater, born in Warren. Matt Hunwick, active NHL player, born in Warren. I See Stars, electronicore band, formed in Warren. Joe Kopicki, NBA player, born and raised in Warren. Mitch Ryder, rock and roll singer and recording artist, attended school in Warren. John Smoltz, MLB pitcher in Hall of Fame, born in Warren. Tom Stanton, New York Times bestselling author, born and raised in Warren. Matt Taormina, active NHL player, born in Warren. Doug Weight, retired NHL player, born in Warren. References External links City of Warren official site Warren Public Library Cities in Macomb County, Michigan Metro Detroit 1957 establishments in Michigan