Dr. Joe Warren

Joe and I were colleagues in psychiatry. He not was not only a great psychiatrist,
he was a wonderful human being. He was always in great spirits, which seemed to
flow so easily to those he was in contact with. My condolences to the family. We will miss him.

Trust in the Lord for the family

Dr. Warren was the delivering physician when I came into the world in 1958, while he still was a practicing GP.
The Tomball area owes him and his family a huge debt of gratitude for all his service and all the care he gave through the years. I am passing along condolences from Earleen Stallones and the entire Stallones family.

Dear Joe, Jim, Suzanne, & John;
Your dad was my hero too. So sorry for the loss of your beloved parents.
My sincere sympathy. This leaves a real loss for our church and community.
I remember babysitting at your home, my sr.tea at your home, MYF
& vacation Bible school, Tomball
Methodist 100 Anniversary- all with your precious mother giving us support.GOD bless their souls in HEAVEN with a crown of many stones.
Love, peace,& comfort to each.

Thinking of you with love and prayers....
The Dana Johnson Family ( Darlene and Gayle )

My mother lived at Gleannloch Farms until 2019. She thought so highly of Dr. Warren and Cora Sue. When I would visit (frequently), I would always notice how a room would light up whenever either of them entered. Both so gracious and friendly. He will be missed, as I am sure Cora Sue is, too.

Dr. Joe Warren was blessed in so many ways, and as a result was a blessing to many. His friends and wonderful family will miss him greatly. May God rest his soul.

He was a psychiatric resident in 1966 when I first came to work at the Houston State Psychiatric Institute. He was a caring doctor and interested and kind coworker. I learned from him. Though it has been many years since I have fond memories and I send condolences.

Rest in Jesus's arms you will be missed.
Deborah Robinson