Lane Warren

Funeral service for Lane Warren will be held 2:00 p.m. Friday, November 7, 2014 at Destiny Life Church, Claremore. Burial will follow at the Warren Family Cemetery. Visitation will be held at the funeral home Thurs. 1-6 p.m., and family will greet friends 4-6 p.m.

Lane passed away Sunday, November 2, 2014 at the age of 50.

Larry Delanne Warren the son of Larry and Gloria Graves Warren was born October 22, 1964 in Van Nuys, California. As a young boy around the age of 2 Lane and his family moved to Reeds Spring, Missouri. When he became school age, Lane began at Reeds Spring Elementary. However over the next few years he and his family would move, to California and then on to Claremore. As a young boy, he would work after school and on weekends with his Dad, Brother, Uncles and Grandpa. By the time he was a teenager, he was a great hand at hanging sheetrock. This strong work ethic that he learned from his father and the men in his family, would be what he was most respected for throughout his life.

As he entered into high school he enrolled at Eastwood Baptist High School in Tulsa. There he participated in football and track and was elected as the Senior Class president. After graduation Lane began working construction with his family. His knowledge of construction would take him to several places to work, such as Kansas City, California and then back to Oklahoma. He was very hardworking, never backing down from a difficult job, no matter the task. Once again he began helping his family in the construction business as well as helping work on the farm. It was while working at the farm one day that he met veterinarian Lesleigh Cash. They married August 20, 1993 in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Over the next few years, he continued working construction as well as grow his own ranch. During this time, his daughter Bayleigh was born on Oct. 18, 1994, and his son Laramie was born on Sept. 5, 1997. They were truly the delight of his life. He enjoyed being a Dad. Lesleigh and Lane loved watching them grow and learn. He finally retired and worked solely on the ranch. In his spare time Lane enjoyed hunting, watching football and cooking. He also loved coaching. He coached baseball, football and soccer, and was very proud of his undefeated season while coaching his son and nephews in soccer. Family was first with Lane. It didn't matter what activity his family was participating in, he would make sure that he was there for them.

A special part of his family is his step mom, Debbie. He built a close relationship with her over the 40 years she was in his family. During the last few months, she drove him to many appointments. During this time they shared many sweet and many humorous moments, and apparently he was a little scared of her driving. He always liked to joke and laugh! However, no moment was as significant as the moment she shared with him as he transitioned to Heaven. She treasured the gift she was given all those years ago all the way to him reuniting in Heaven with his mother, Gloria.

He is preceded in death by his mother, Gloria Warren; sister, Shana Lori, paternal grandfather, Haskell Warren; maternal grandparents, Jessie and Gerald Graves and nephew, Jonathan Diebels.

Survivors include his wife Lesleigh of the home; children, Bayleigh and Laramie Warren of the home; father, Larry Warren and stepmom Debbie of Claremore; paternal grandmother, Pauline Warren of Claremore; brother, James Warren and wife Laura of Claremore; sisters, Donna Diebels and husband Paul of Claremore, and Nancy Crow and husband Trent of Claremore; nieces and nephews, Ally, Jamie and Chandler Warren, Joey and Jack Diebels, and Micayla, Connor and Andrew Crow; uncles and aunts,Gary Warren of Claremore, Rick Warren of Castle Rock, Colorado, Tony Warren of Castle Rock, Colorado, Linda Ewton of Claremore, and Jerry Graves of Reed Springs, Missouri along with many other cousins, extended family and friends.