Birth date: Dec 27, 1915 Death date: Jun 22, 2014
Lloyd Oliver Warren of Fayetteville passed away on Sunday, June 22, 2014. He was born on December 27, 1915, in Fayetteville, the son of Elliott and Nona Warren. Survivors include his wife of 72 years, Ruby Warren, daughters and so Read Obituary
Absolutely one of the good guys. He was grand to work with.
Sister Warren and family,I have wonderful memories of my time at Central and getting to know your family. I can hardly see a news item about bees without thinking of him. He was a wonderful example for all of us young men and a wonderful Christian. My prayers are with you. The Lord can make even this loss bearable. He will carry you through.
We have such fond memories of our time in Fayetteville and at Central Baptist Church - and Dr. Warren remains an important part of those days. He also remains a model for so many in all phases of his life. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Bro Warren served the State Association well on the History and Archives Committee. He was a good man.
Our deepest sympathy. I met Lloyd once at a family reunion in Whitter, Ca. But stayed in touch thru email. Well miss him. (Daughter of the late Linda Warren Jarvis)
It was my great pleasure to know Dr. Warren as a friend, active Lions Club member, and patient. He started the Christmas tree program in Arkansas - this was most helpful to our Evening Lions Club, as well as any number of farmers. Truly, he was a good and faithful servant.Mitch Singleton
Dear Sister Warren and family,You and Dr. Warren blessed Beverly and me tremendously through your Christian friendship while I served as pastor of Central Baptist Church. We will always remember his faithful service to the Lord and kindhearted interaction with everyone. God bless you in your sorrow with His grace and peace and hope.
Dear Sister Warren and family,You and Dr. Warren have meant so much to me in our ABAwork. So thankful you have had so many years together. Iam so sorry I could not attend his service but be assured Iam praying for you. Edgar N. (Eddie) Sutton, Director of Meeting ArrangementsAmerican Baptist Association
I am so sorry. Please accept my deepest condolences.Mrs.Sam(Margaret Thurman)Taylor
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Murphy & Betty Taylor,
Fayetteville, Arkansas
