Charles "Cole" Warren

Oh dear Cole. You were my absolute favorite regular at family express. You always made me smile. You always called me crawfordsville hahaha. You couldnt believe i drove from there to lebanon for work each day....i will never forget you my friend.. Love always, Crawfordsville

I’ll Miss You My Friend Rest In Peace

Many fond memories of Cole beginning in the late 70s. My Dad and I owned Fountain County Livestock and sold hogs to Cole for a long time. I was very saddened to hear this news. I considered Cole a great friend of mine. He will be missed I am sure.
JP Curtis

I meet Cole 10 years ago, he was a regular at Family Express for his morning coffee. My whole family loved Cole as they all got to know him.
My daughter’s favorite memory was when she was trying to get tips for helping me at work. He told her I have a tip for you “get a job!” Then handed her 20 bucks. His nickname for me was “on time all the time “ because I was always late opening the store and he would be there waiting on me.
Cole talked a lot about his...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I was a fellow classmate with Cole. I always liked him. I just moved back to Indiana and haven't seen him in years. I recently heard of his new relationship with Joy and want to express my sincere sympathy for her unexpected loss as well as to Cole's extended family. He will be missed by many.

Joy,
I’m sorry for your loss. Please accept my condolences. Thinking of you. Claudia Wall Trefz

As a fellow 1970 graduate of LHS I remember Cole as a kind hearted, gentle soul. My condolences to Joy and his family