Don Louie Warren, "Dapper Don", of Odessa, passed away at Medical Center Hospital on Wednesday, January 1, 2014. He was born in Levelland, TX on March 14, 1950. Don worked as a fabricator in the oilfield.
Don enjoyed riding and working on minibikes and motorcycles. He had a zest for life and loved the outdoors. He was knowledgeable about ranching, horses, and cows, and had a gift for working with his hands. Any old thing could be repurposed or worked on and made like new. He loved to joke around, giving Carol a hard time. They would banter playing the "I love you more" game together.
Don enjoyed riding and working on minibikes and motorcycles. He had a zest for life and loved the outdoors. He was knowledgeable about ranching, horses, and cows, and had a gift for working with his hands. Any old thing could be repurposed or worked on and made like new. He loved to joke around, giving Carol a hard time. They would banter playing the "I love you more" game together.
Don Louie Warren, "Dapper Don", of Odessa, passed away at Medical Center Hospital on Wednesday, January 1, 2014. He was born in Levelland, TX on March 14, 1950. Don worked as a fabricator in the oilfield.
Don enjoyed riding and working on minibikes and motorcycles. He had a zest for life and loved the outdoors. He was knowledgeable about ranching, horses, and cows, and had a gift for working with his hands. Any old thing could be repurposed or worked on and made like new. He loved to joke around, giving Carol a hard time. They would banter playing the "I love you more" game together.
Don enjoyed riding and working on minibikes and motorcycles. He had a zest for life and loved the outdoors. He was knowledgeable about ranching, horses, and cows, and had a gift for working with his hands. Any old thing could be repurposed or worked on and made like new. He loved to joke around, giving Carol a hard time. They would banter playing the "I love you more" game together.
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