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Alvin Warren

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Date Of Birth: November 12, 1947
Date Of Death: February 16, 2008

Alvin Robert Warren, 60, of Indianapolis, IN, passed away February 16, 2008 at Wellington Manor Healthcare in Indianapolis. He was born to Elmer and Esther Warren in St. Paul, MN. He attended Howe High School in Indianapolis and Camdenton High School in Camdenton, MO, served in the US Navy, and lived the majority of his life in Indianapolis. He is survived by his wife, Cristia Warren, of Yellow Springs, OH, one daughter, Lori Ann Mersman, of Rich Hill, MO, one son, Al James (A.J.) Warren, and four step-sons, Marvin Moats, Kevin Moats, Dustin Hicks, and Ryan McAdams. He is also survived by his two brothers, James (Stormy) Warren, of Plainfield, IN and Don Warren of Cleveland, TN, two grandsons, Dustin and Austin Pritchett of Rich Hill, MO, two nephews, Matthew Warren of Red Bank, TN and Michael Warren of Cleveland, TN, one grand nephew, Dylan Warren, of Red Bank, TN, two step-grandsons Gage Hicks and Kevin Moats of Yellow Springs, OH, numerous cousins, and friends. Burial at a later date.

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  1. I thought of something else I would like to say. I will always remember the time Alvin and his family came for a visit to our house in TN. We all went white water rafting down the Ocoee River. He loved that and talked frequently about how much fun it was.

  2. My condolences to the Warren family. Time will ease the passing and the good memories of a happpier time will overshadow those more recent and hard to take.

  3. I will always remember Alvin as being a fun person to be around. I have a lot of good memories of fun times with him. I believe I will see him again one day in heaven.

  4. We are sorry to hear about your lost I didn’t know Al but we are friends with Sue & Don, our pray’s are with you take care.

  5. Our love to the family of Alvin Warren. May God’s love and grace be of great comfort to you all as each day passes.

  6. I remember when I was in college in Springfield, MO. I was engaged to Al’s Brother, Don. Al and Don were in the Navy. When they came home on leave Al and his girlfriend and Don would come to see me in Springfield. Al and Don would rent motorcycles and the four of us would ride around Springfield. That was a lot of fun.

  7. I remember Al as being a good friend. And never forget his laugh. This life is like a Vapor and we will all be together again in the blinking of an eye. Gods richest blessing on all the Warren Family.

  8. May God be with all the Warren Family in this time of sorrow. Thru God’s Grace, we will meet again in Heaven.

    Quay Loveday

  9. I knew of Al though Don and Sue…
    Our family is sorry for your loss. May God Bless you and support you in this time.

  10. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Warren family. May God give them strength in their time of sorrow.

  12. Al, You will always be missed. It is still very sad that your illness kept you strapped down all those years. Although, it is a comfort believing that you are in a much better place and we will all see you again one day. Last Sunday was your Mom’s Birthday. I bet you two were celebrating.

  15. We send our sincere condolences to the whole family. We are friends of Don and Sue Warren.

  16. Leon and I didn’t know Alvin but we know Don and Sue. I know how much he loved his brother and always wanted the best for him. Our prayers are with you and your family at this time of lose.

  17. JERRY AND I WOULD LIKE TO SEND OUR SYMPATHY TO THE WARREN FAMILY. I HAVE GOOD MEMORIES OF AL-HE WAS A GOOD AND CARING PERSON.MAY HE BE AT PEACE NOW

  18. My condolances to the entire Warren family. I served with Al and his brother, Don, in Fighter Squadron 31. My God! We were always having great times together, thick or thin, and every now and then, I recall those wild days and have a real good laugh. Al was a care free and honest man. He always knew how to liven things up. He was loyal to his Navy buddies that were loyal to him, and he had many. So, Al…” Tip the can gently and drink till it’s empty, for you’re a young sailor, and it will do you no harm…..” God bless you Al, say hi to all our other buddies that have already passed on when you get to heaven. It probably won’t be long till we all have a wild and crazy reunion together. Hang in there Don, He is in a better place now. I forwarded your email to Bob Parker in Ohio.
    Ron

  19. DAD, I WISH WE WOULD HAVE HAD A BETTER RELATIONSHIP,LIKE A FATHER AND DAUGHTER SHOULD NOW IT IS TOO LATE AND I’M SORRY FOR THAT.I WISH YOU WOULD HAVE GOTTEN TO KNOW YOUR TWO GRAND SONS ALSO THEY ARE A BLESSING , YOU WOULD HAVE BEEN SO PROUD OF THEM IN ALL THEY DO.
    SEE YA FOR NOW
    YOUR LONG LOST DAUGHTER
    LORI IN MISSOURI

  23. Abba Father will hold you up in His strong right hand. Lay your head on His shoulder and He will give you rest. He knows, before we ask, what we need. He is our provider and comforter. I did not know Al, but attended school with Sue Warren. My condolences to all who knew and loved him. May God bless you all with His peace.

  24. Don and Family,

    We want you to know that you and Sue and the family are in our prayers. We are so sorry for the loss of your brother at such a young age, too. He sounds like a wonderful man and we know that your heart is heavy. May God bring you comfort and turn your sorrow into joy. We can all give the Lord praise knowing that your loved one is in such an awesome place… right next to Jesus! God bless you and keep you. We love ya.

    Sincerely,
    Tom, Ann, Tommy, and Trevor Nicholson

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