Birth date: Aug 12, 1929 Death date: Apr 15, 2017
M. Paul Warren, 87, Radiology Technician for Hillcrest Medical Center passed away April 15, 2017 in Tulsa, OK. He was born August 12, 1929 in Chouteau, OK to Clyde and Celia (Clayborn) Warren. Graveside service will be 2:00 PM, Fr Read Obituary
I am so sorry to hear about Paul. I had the pleasure of Paul being my father in law for seven years. He always had a cheerful smile on his face and a hug for my neck even after we were no longer related. I admired him and his love for his family and especially Leta. I want the whole family to know that my thoughts and prayers are with you. I love you all. Sharmee.
So very very sorry did not know until saw in the paper this morning. He was my life saver when I moved to Tulsa at age 18 with no one but him and Leta that I knew and he looked after me in so many many ways. I would not have stayed if not for them to help me. I will never forget either one of them and their love for me. We will not be able to attend service as Benny had a complete knee replacement a week ago and it is a full time job taking care of him and can't leave right now. My love and thoughts to all the rest of the family. Reba
Paul warren was my second father he was one off the greatest man I know he set a example of how to be husband,father,brother and a frend. Never raising he voice to anyone. Serving his country in the navy from Sept 1948 to Aug 1952 . Alway a hard worker providing for his family unselfishly The way he loved his brother Bud (Marvin) and his sister Pauline and most of all his Mother Selia and father Clyde. The way he loved his son Rodney as he was slowly dying he made ever moment they were together special. But most of all the way he loved his bride Leta off 62 years the way he cherished her in sickness and in health the way he lover her unconditionally. As a husband and father I well try hard to follow the example he set with my bride his daughter Pamela Sue and our childern Shelly,Chris and Sandra and our grandchildren. I will miss you especially during the OU Texas game. So today we know that you are no longer suffering and as you and Mom are togeter in each outher arm know that we love you and miss you. It was my privilege and honor to have you as my father in law Thank you so much Orville
