Warren Milton Pulner

We are saddened to lose our long-time friend that we met when in Rhode Island. We developed a family friendship and visited each other often. We remember many happy times with him and his family. May God bless his soul.

I've known Warren for a really long-time. Of course I knew his son Charlie first. Charlie and I were contemporaries. I was fortunate to have been a social warrior and comrade in arms with Warren. We both worked together in the early 80's on El Paso's first public smoking ordinance. It was awesome. What an experience and what a great guy to get to know and work with on a worthy cause. Later on down the line Warren and I would cross paths from time to time. It was always a joy to chat with him....

I was sadden to hear of Warren's passing. He was always so kind to young lawyers and a willing mentor when I first came to town. May his memory be a blessing to all who knew him.

I loved Warren Pulner. I enthusiastically told him that on FACEBOOK, celebrating his last birthday. To me, LOVE is a strong affection arising out of commonalities. Although a generation younger than Warren, both of us grew up on the East Coast ,and eventually settled in El Paso. Warren and I were both of the Jewish faith, and we were proud United States Navy Veterans. At one time, Warren was my attorney. I questioned his strategy in a case, and he immediately FIRED me. I'm eternally...

Warren Pulner was an old school lawyer who will be missed and well remembered. He was a competent advocate and always represented his clients with great professionalism. And, he was somebody you liked to see at the Courthouse or the gym; a great conversationalist.

Warren was one of the sweetest and most genuine people I ever met. Although both attorneys, we did not have cases or other matters together. Nonetheless, I got to know him through other lawyer activities. He was always quick to greet me and always had something good to say. My condolences to the Pulner family. He will be missed.

When I was about 3 years old, my Uncle Warren heard me say that I was so strong I could tear apart a piece of tissue paper. I don't recall this, but he sure did. In my memory, we never met but he reminded me of this boast of my physical prowess. He and my aunt Theresa were ever generous to me. I, we, have lost so much with his passing.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. Warren was an amazing and sincere man he will be missed. All our love Claire to you and your family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.