Birth date: Jul 2, 1969 Death date: Apr 22, 2014
Warren Matthew Barbee, 44 – Beloved son, brother, uncle and dear friend to many passed away on April 22, 2014. He is survived by his parents, Peggy Hall Barbee, and Taylor G. Barbee Jr. (Marilyn), along with his sister, Catherine Read Obituary
I couldn’t believe the news when I heard it from an old friend from the Jr. High (WPS) we attended with Warren. Warren and I went to different high schools and didn’t keep in touch, but I have good memories thinking back to those Jr. High days (including spending time with him playing Pac-Man on Saturdays at the all-you-can-play-for-10-bucks morning at the video arcade). Warren, you were funny as hell. I know those all around you will miss you tremendously.
Hoping for peace and understanding for Warren’s friends and family.
I knew Warren because of his mother, and the first time I actually met him he was so nice and friendly. My heart and prayers go out to the entire family for peace and comfort in the days ahead. Christy Banks
Words can’t quite begin to describe how much we will miss Warren in our lives. His presence touched so many, he was such a giving person-always wanting to help those in need and having the faith that others would do the right thing. He made us laugh, and see the good in people he was an amazing friend and will be deeply missed. Warren, we love you so much and will NEVER EVER forget you! Warren always spoke so much of the love he had for his family. Our deepest sympathy goes to you all during this difficult time, please know you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Warren was always nice to me. I know he was fun loving and giving to all he knew and loved. I enjoyed the business and social relationship we had. He will be missed.
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Warren, I cant believe you are really gone. We just talked about getting a bite to eat a little over a week ago. There are so many memories we have that hold near and dear to my heart over all these years that I will cherish forever. You were the best of a friend anyone could ask for. You had a heart of gold and could make me laugh till I cried. From the many Bama games we watched together on tv, to you taking me to buy me my first Bama hat and shirt before we went to the big game, to all the days and endless nights of laughter and long talks, to all the early morning brunches…..we always had the best of times together. You will always hold a special place in my heart. Till we meet again…ROLL TIDE… I love you, Andrea Hall
On Mother’s Day many years ago my daughter and I were having brunch at Outback on Union. Warren was there with some friends. When we got ready to pay the bill out waiter said it had already been taken care of. Warren had paid our bill and we were appreciative. That was the kind of person Warren was, always thinking of others. He always had a smile and took the time to catch up on the latest news about my daughter Allison. He will be greatly missed. G. Cody
Warren was always a bright spot in my day when he came to visit me at Burch Porter & Johnson and then at Wright Medical. I blame he and Greg for at least 15 lbs due to their fresh cookies that they delivered. As we all know, he loved his family with a passion as they did him. Warren was someone you could just not get angry with — he could bring me a copy order that had mistakes in it at a deadline and before he left, we would left (1) he would have had it taken care of; and (2) we would be rolling in the floor laughing. Then, of course, a whole group of us would go out afterwards and talk for hours. There’s just not enough space to say how much I loved him and how sad I am that I lost touch with him the last couple of years. My prayers are with the entire family. Deneise Kisner Speakman
