Raul, Ron And All Your Friends And Family At Informatix Inc.
Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss... Our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.
Birth date: Feb 22, 1967 Death date: Aug 20, 2024
Memorial Service for Paul J. Warren, Jr., 57, of Jacksons Gap, will be , Saturday August 24, 2024, at 1:00pm at the Chapel of Radney Funeral Home. Bro. Billy Coleman will officiate. The family will receive friends on Saturday, Aug Read Obituary
Please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss... Our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.
I am so sorry to hear of Paul's passing! I remember him fondly after waiting on him and Michelle for so many years at Alfa Insurance! Michelle, you and your family are in my Thoughts and Prayers🙏🙏
I was blessed to get to know Paul (and Michele) through Jonny and Kelsey's courtship and marriage. Although I only knew him a few years, I can tell that his legacy of love for family and kindness have definitely been passed down to both of his children.
Jonny and Kelsey,Your family is in our thoughts and prayers. We love you.
Heartfelt condolences for Michele and family. So very sorry for your tremendous and untimely loss.
I worked with Paul at Russell, he was a very good man and Always helpful to others. Paul will be missed by all that knew him. Thoughts and Prayers for his family. RIP my friend.
Our hearts go out to you and your family during this difficult time. Please know that you're in our thoughts.
Q: How did you meet Mr. Paul?
 
 A: When I met Paul back in the 80's, he wasn't "Mr" then, he was just Paul.
Paul was roommates with my friend Christian at Auburn, and I had come down to visit while they were living on W. Glenn, in an apartment so close to the train tracks that you could reach out the kitchen window and touch the train as it went by. I never did figure out how they ever got any sleep with that rain going by.
Anyway, Paul was just the nicest guy, fun to be around, with a huge laugh. I know his family must be devastated, and my heart breaks for Michelle and his kids. To lose Paul so young (he is only 8 days older than I am), with so much to look forward to and live for is beyond imagining.
Michelle, I'm so sorry for your loss. You and your family will be in my prayers.
Paul was the center of my Baker High School experience, though he was a grade ahead of me. Our dads worked as engineers at the Army Corps of Engineers, though I don't remember meeting him until I got to high school band. We had similar interests: I had been nerding out just reading about early microprocessors in the 70s, and I had learned to program on a Radio Shack Color Computer before I met Paul. He had the same computer, and we played with those a lot of ways, we wrote machine language programs for them, we changed the operating system.
Paul played euphonium in the band, and I played trombone. I considered that the more obnoxious cousin of the euphonium, and that matched our personalities pretty well. I enjoyed his playing on the euphonium so much that when he graduated, I switched to euphonium my senior year and finally made All-State Band.
We went to our first Rush concert together my senior year in high school, we stayed with his grandmother in Pensacola. We returned more than a decade later with our wives, again in Pensacola, for another visit and another Rush concert.
Paul was my first roommate at Auburn. He was a good roommate, probably better than I was. We had similar tastes, and he had a great stereo. I do remember getting tired of listening to a couple of albums...something by George Thorogood and the Destroyers, and the musical Chess, I think. But I still enjoy them decades later...
When Paul had graduated from Auburn and he and Michele lived in Alex City, my wife Lisa and I enjoyed driving up pretty frequently from Auburn to see them and their kids. That continued even when we moved up to Huntsville, stopping by on our trips to Auburn. We had some great meals with them!
I've always been interested in whatever Paul wanted to talk about, whether computers or music or his shooting and outdoors activities that I haven't been able to do myself in a long time.
We haven't seen him as much the last few years, since we moved to Maryland then back to Atlanta, only seeing each other at weddings, or maybe a weekend at the lake in Dadeville. I'll miss the possibility of catching up again. Thanks for everything, Paul!