"remember warmly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that you remember something fondly and with affection. For example, "I remember warmly the time we spent together."
BARUS--David, remembered warmly by friends in his coop.
Ian Moir could captivate and he could infuriate, but he can be remembered warmly as a happy footballer who brought sunshine into the game.
George was co-founder of the firm of Inverness Counsel; he will be remembered warmly by his many friends and associates in New York City.
Cook did not make his full debut until the following year but remembers warmly the help that Giles gave him on his first taste of the England dressing room.
On the centennial of President Reagan's birth, he deserved to be remembered warmly for all his positive personal qualities, his optimism about the future, and his belief in this country.
We will remember her warmly and miss her dearly.
This is what I will remember most warmly from our perky pop panel: the arms flailing, the kids windmilling so unguardedly, so joyfully.
Many of the specifics of his stories from his days on the streets cannot be verified, but restaurant owners from around the neighborhood still remember him warmly from his days as a beggar.
We will remember him warmly as a wise and steadfast friend and as an engaging and cheerfully opinionated raconteur and conversationalist, with a rich fund of memories from his boyhood in Depression-Era Brooklyn as well as some alarmingly colorful tales from the realms of science and industry.
"He brought great intelligence and wisdom to our department during the years he was with affiliated with Penn, and we will always remember him warmly".
20, will be remembered less warmly.
