Nathaniel Lee Warren
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He is survived by his fathers Calvin Clark of Estill, S.C.and Nathaniel Lexie of Oliver, Georgia; his grandparents, Mary Bell Warren of Oliver, Georgia, his brothers, Gary (Startavia) Warren of Statesboro, Ga., and Calton Warren of Estill, S.C.; his sisters, Destiny (BJ) Johnson of Effingham, Georgia, and La'Keisha (Patrick) Reddick of Twin City, Georgia; his godson, Antoni'yo Warren-Engles of Statesboro, Georgia; and his goddaughter, Za'Nyla Hendley of Twin City, Georgia. He also leaves behind special cousins, LaMyra Warren and Tomekas Warren, both of Statesboro, Georgia, along with a host of nieces and nephews.
Nathaniel was preceded in death by his mother, Sarah L Warren Clark; his brother, Ricky Clark; and his grandparents, Thomas Willie Warren, Leo Lexie and Gladys Smith. .
A Life Celebration with viewing will be held at 2:00 P.M. on Sunday, September 21, 2025, at Smalls Funeral Home, Inc., located at 203 Samuel Smalls Sr. Ave., Guyton, Georgia 31312.
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