Class of 1993
1993 Maroon Spotlight
Warren Green
FHA, Vo-Tech Student Advisory Board, Student Council, Football.
1993 Graduation EditionPerry Daily Journal
Welding is the major selected by Warren Ross Green who plans to continue his education at Indian-Meridian Vocational Technical school. He was born April 3, 1974, in Tulsa to Teddy J. and Noma L. Green, 615 Kaw street. He attended one year at Christ Lutheran school before completing his secondary education at Perry Public schools and has attended I-M Vo-Tech 1990-91. He
played football, fifth through 12th grades: basketball, fifth through ninth grades: served on the I-M Student Advisory board in 1994-91, was a Student Council representative his senior year, and was a member of Future Homemakers of America, 1989-90, and Future Business Leaders of America, 1992-93. His favorite subject is history and his hobbies are fishing, collecting baseball cards, and watching sports events. Warren is a member of the First Baptist church.
Warren Ross Green
April 3, 1974 – July 4, 2021
Warren Ross Green, 47, from Perry, Oklahoma, went to be with Jesus July 4, 2021.
Warren was born on April 3, of 1974. He was a gift of the heart to his family. He was adopted when he was three and a half months old.
Warren grew up with a great passion for sports, especially football. He was a dedicated sports fan to two teams: OU and OSU. Warren enjoyed listening to music. He also enjoyed writing notes and letters or giving cards to those he loved. Warren was a prayer warrior. He loved the Lord as his Savior. He was a member of Perry First Baptist Church.
Warren graduated from Perry High School in 1993. He was an enthusiastic participant in Special Olympics throughout his growing-up years.
He is survived by his father Ted Green; brother David Green of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma; sister Becky L. Green Dyer (David) of Blairsville, Georgia; three nephews Joshua Dyer, Christopher Dyer, and Landin Green; and two nieces Abigail Green and Whitney Dyer.
Warren was preceded in death by his mother Norma L. Buller Green.
Graveside services will be at Morris Heights Cemetery in Orlando, OK, with Pastor Kim Hays of Perry First Baptist Church officiating. In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Special Olympics at 6835 S. Canton Ave., Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136.